Sunreef 70 power

The Power 70’ is genetically marked by its ocean-going vocation, the taut cylindrical hulls were chosen for their loadcarrying capacity, their suitable prismatic coefficient and their high efficiency at the target speeds (10-20 knots). Unlike most motor boats which cruise nose up at 10° and will only accept normal trim at the expense of gargantuan power and consumption, the Power 70’ Expedition was to cruise flat. A small strake runs along the outside of the floats and joins the spray deflectors at the bow.

Two keels allow beaching. The vertical hull sides give a good elevation to the whole. The wedge-shaped cabin roof and the navigation position are elegant; the lateral glazed surfaces are in keeping with an undulating movement which heralds the flybridge…whose surface area is not lacking in audacity! This terrace structure covers the cockpit and serves as davits for the tender. The ‘Ital design’ treatment of the whole is quite attractive and should reach its target, even if it is far from the ‘utilitarian’ vocation of the prototype.