CL Yachts CLB88 (2021) - Test Video

[@stephenrojas6533]

I really like how you include arrows and names. Please do this to all future videos! Great job Capt. Steve and team!!! 🇺🇸

[@BoatTEST]

Stephen Rojas thank you!

[@glennlepien473]

Capt Steve .. always a great and comprehensive test with a no-nonsense presentation .. fantastic looking 88 from Choy Lee. Would like to see a test on the "HUNT Ocean 63" if you can ever get a O2it ... Thank you. FW&FS .. Glenn L/100tn Master

[@cookiemonster2299]

Really impressed with this yacht 👍🇬🇧

[@arekpetrosian4965]

Great video, Steve, and gorgeous boat. Yacht! I meant yacht!!

[@phillo1818]

I’ve never heard of this manufacturer so thank you, I’ll look them up. I’m very partial to Azimut and Princess for their fit and quality materials and for their impeccable worldwide services.

[@richardbowles7690]

Another great review. Nice to see more of these lately.

[@A.R.B.J.]

I do like the new graphics.

[@FishOnIsMyHandle]

If they get the remote control for the forward displays moved to the center arm rest, I might consider buying it.

[@socomon69]

We no move - you keep Yankee imperialist dollars.

[@billmesh]

Been watching Capt Steve for years. Great reviews. Specifically surprised on the range with this one.. 1400 seems light considering what else is available for the price point.

[@benshaw628]

Great video

[@SerenityMusicOasis]

And the price is??

[@martinsbriglio8948]

She is a beauty

[@FlesHBoX]

Typo in the weight. 175,000 lbs is 79,378 kg. I saw that 29,378 kg and thought "that's lighter than some 50ft sailing cats! lol

[@BoatTEST]

Sorry for the ridiculous typo. 🙈 It has been updated on our website. boattest.com -- boattest.com/boat/cl-yachts/clb88-2021

[@fraggin1]

can you see the compos when you are seated?

[@darthkek1953]

EDIT: this _is_ a sub 24 meter (78.7 feet) boat... at the load line. Similar to the Princess X95 (95 feet, 29 meters) the "real" length (here 88 feet, 27 meters) is significantly more than the legal load line which is squeezed at under 24 meters. It's basically as big as you can legally get before you hit the professional standards of the Merchant Shipping Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping Regulations which happen at 24 meter (78 foot) boats at the load line. But it always confuses me when a boat advertises itself as being much great than its load line!! :-/

[@silentpartner6225]

175,000 pounds equals 79,545 kilograms not 29,379.

[@BoatTEST]

silent partner you’re correct, a typo. Will be updating. Thanks!