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A design worthy of its pedigree, the 35 is the first Hinckley specifically designed for outboards. It's "40 knots of fun wrapped in a first rate fit-and-finish." - Yachting Magazine Experience the perfect balance of strength and elegance with the Hinckley 35, a yacht that redefines luxury boating. Captured in stunning Newport, this video highlights the sleek design, unmatched craftsmanship, and innovative technology that make the Hinckley 35 an icon of its class. Crafted with precision, the Hinckley 35 features advanced jet propulsion, offering unrivaled shallow-water capability and exceptional maneuverability. Its carbon composite construction ensures durability and performance, while the spacious layout and refined interiors deliver unparalleled comfort. Whether you’re navigating rocky coves or cruising open seas, the Hinckley 35 is built for those who demand the best. Step aboard and discover why Hinckley continues to set the standard for luxury and innovation in yachting. Want to learn more about the Hinckley 35? Visit our website, www.HinckleyYachts.com Want more content? Follow us on social media! Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheHinckleyCompany Instagram: www.instagram.com/HinckleyYachts
*Please Note : This video was shot towards the end of production so not everything shown in the video has been finished to Columbia Yachts usual high standard. "One of the neat features of the Columbia Carbon 32 that we've incorporated into the design is the Coleman catering style coolers. We've used the lids from these coolers on the integrated built in ice boxes on the boat. Also we have storage areas for these coolers to fit in the boat so you're not looking for places to store your provisions. It also allows you to take the coolers home, pack your lunch at home and then load your cooler onboard and put it in its place."