425 HTS
The Express Line
| Length of the hull | [m] | 11,99 | [ft] | 39′ |
| Length overall | [m] | 13,46 | [ft] | 44′ |
| Beam of the hull | [m] | 3,84 | [ft] | 12’7” |
| Beam overall | [m] | 3,90 | [ft] | 12’9” |
| Draft max. (canoe body) | [m] | 1,09 | [ft] | 3’7” |
| Fuel tank capacity | [dm3] | 950 | [US Gal] | 209 |
| Water tank capacity | [dm3] | 450 | [US Gal] | 119 |
| Mass of Light Craft Condition | [kg] | 12425 | [lbs] | 27392 |
| Maximum load | [kg] | 2770 | [lbs] | 6107 |
| Min. engine (-s) power | [kW/HP] | 2x 165/225 | ||
| Max. engine (-s) power | [kW/HP] | 2x 320/430 | ||
| Crew limit | 10 | |||
| Category | B |
Galeon
425 HTS
The 425 HTS follows the express cruiser concept of the Galeon 485 where the main deck is a dry area protected from the noise and elements by a glass door and window combo. This also allows to fit in heating and air conditioning, a welcome feature in most climates.
The sleek lines and an aggressive profile make it easy to forget the yacht’s true nature where functionality and comfort will always take precedence. Features like wide side decks for easy bow access in all weather conditions or garage for an inflatable tender are sure to impress future owners.
The Express Line
