One Take Walkthrough - Belize 66
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- The Belize 66 is flat-out one of the most stunning and awe-inspiring boat's I've tested. One take walkthrough is exactly that... we do it all in one take, mistakes and all. Enjoy and please subscribe for more.
#Riviera #Belize #Belize 66
Absolutely love this boat
Captain Steve, you do the best reviews of the best boats! You know all the information and are honest with us. You are unlike any other! The best in class!
Thanks Captain Steve!
Captain Steve I’ve been watching your videos for two years now and I’m very impressed on your detailed showings and always impressed on your engine room showings thank you for doing a great job you are the best in showing yachts.
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Don-Melbourne Bch, FL
Whoa Capt. Steve has his own channel? Subscribed !
Well done awesome vidio looks great. Brilliant one great boat
Love your videos, love that this are single take walk through, so please don’t take offense with this comment, because I want more of these entertaining videos. Double burning stainless steel sink, first time I have ever seen one of those.
I wonder about those pull outs cabinets, in rough seas do they contain what is in them or can they fall out in the cupboard?
Thank you for the beautiful introduction, very nice vessel.
Double burner stainless sink.. a “must have” on today’s yachts.. lol
Great review
Thanks captain
Thanks Captain Steve, I love the One Take Walkthroughs! I have seen many yachts that have a single door in the main saloon leading to a side deck, that is on the opposite side of the lower helm station. Wouldn't it make more sense to have the one door on the same side as the helm, to make docking easier especially single handed docking?
You're correct. I always comment on how I appreciate the quick access out a helm side door. But... the added cockpit control station also give you the benefit of quick access to the side deck. Having the door to the port side lets everyone use it, without having to cut across the helm so it's a win too.
@@captstevetestsI know you love the Belize 66 day bridge. I watched your videos. With the helm seat on starboard side in the saloon, you are looking straight into the right mullion of the three piece front windshield. If you are looking straight ahead of the bow of the boat. The mullion is right in middle of line of sight. Any thoughts? Much appreciated.
You are correct but the mullions are so small that they aren't really a factor. The one to the right is well aft, and the one ahead is quite narrow. I noticed it at first and then it became a non-issue. Also, the lower helm is used more during inclement weather when vis is hampered anyway. With the hardtop version, that lower helm is center mounted.
Australian boat, hot country. you need to keep your red wine cool and that means wine cooler. :-)
...they say you learn everyday!!!
Great tour Captain Steve.
The Belize 66 has been my favourite boat of the last 6 years or so.
Just starting to wonder though if it's beginning to date now, and whether it needs a modest design upgrade?
Interesting question. I don't feel so, but that's just an opinion. I think the modern looks can go a little far but this seems timeless to me.
I have set myself the goal to own this boat in less than 5 years.
For now I can only afford 1/4 of it.
In a couple of years I will try approaching the Asian manufacturer (Not Riviera) directly to see what they can do.
three years to go... keep that goal.
Nick from Aquaholic really, really wants a free Princess.
Steve from BoatTEST really, really wants a free Riviera.
Me? I just want a free lunch.
Captain Steve, will there be a performance review video for Belize 66? I see the features video.
Yes! It was just approved by the builder today show should be up by tomorrow.
Capt Steve, please consider opening comments on your main boattest channel. I’d love the opportunity to interact more with the boating community and find out other boaters personal experiences and opinions on the various models you test. Are Monte Carlo yachts owned by Benetau? I just watched the newest video and am slightly confused, the design language is pretty similar between the larger MC yachts and the 52 foot benetau monte carlo.
The comments are open on most of the new videos, but I don't think he owns Boat Test. I may be wrong though.
Hello Captain Steve this is Brad from Minnesota question to ask you you can do a lot of reviews here in the Midwest to me especially Minnesota where the land of 10,000 lakes so see what you can do about coming up our way and do some boat reviews here please give it some thought I’d love to hear what you think about it
Hi Brad. I'd love to get to that area, but the simple fact is, we go wherever the client's boats are. That's take us (and by us, I mean me...) all over the world and we never get to select where.
Could you put in a request Steve with your superiors I mean there has to be a process to that it will be a golden opportunity for both test.com to come up to the land of 10,000 lakes 10,000 lakes means a lot of boats see what you can do I’d be really interested in meeting you
I really hate to ask, but I’m trying to get a feel for the size of some of the boats you’ve given tours of.... How tall are you?
You don't chill reds?? What do you drink Carlo Rossi or Boone's Farm?
Reds are typically not chilled, indeed they should be slightly warm (the room-temperature of a nice, warm, room). HOWEVER... when it's roasting hot it's fine to chill cheaper reds.
But you do not chill _good_ reds.
you definitely chill reds but not at the same temp as whites...
You warm reds and chill whites.
@@darthkek1953 you air chilled reds...
@@MightyMax34 you air ALL reds.
That said, the serving temperature of red wine varies by body.
The wine comment was tacky and rude.
It was all in good fun.
Also: true.