
BlueMax 650 Open Hlias-Test
Yacht · 20 ft (6 m) · Kavala
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- BlueMax
- Modell
- 650 Open
- Länge
- 20 ft (6 m)
- Gäste
- 5
Urteil
The BlueMax 650 Open Hlias looks like a straightforward 6-meter open day boat for small groups, with simple accommodation and modest power. It should suit sheltered coastal trips and casual cruising more than high-speed or overnight use.
Vorteile
- +Compact open layout is easy to use for day outings
- +Shallow draft supports access to beaches and calmer water
- +30 hp engine should be economical and simple to run
- +Five-person capacity matches its small-boat mission
Nachteile
- −No cabins and no overnight livability
- −30 hp is modest for a 20 ft boat
- −Limited comfort features are visible from the available specs
- −Best suited to short trips rather than heavy-load performance
The BlueMax 650 Open Hlias is a basic open boat in the 20-foot class, with a reported length of about 6 meters, a 2.15 m beam, shallow 0.3 m draft, and space for five people. That size and layout point to a practical dayboat format rather than a family cruiser with real onboard amenities.[1]
On the water, the listed 30 hp outboard suggests relaxed performance rather than strong acceleration or top-end speed. With limited power and a compact hull, the boat should be easiest to manage in calm water, close to shore, and at moderate cruising speeds, but it is not the kind of platform aimed at fast passages or carrying heavy loads.[1]
Comfort is likely modest, because the verified specs do not show cabins, berths, or larger tankage, and the listing indicates zero sleeping places. For short excursions, that is acceptable; for longer days afloat, shade, stowage, and seating quality will matter more than raw size.[1]
In value terms, the package makes sense for buyers wanting a simple, low-complexity boat for local use, especially if fuel economy and ease of ownership matter more than performance. Its main limitation is clear: it is a minimalist open boat, so expectations should stay aligned with day cruising rather than multi-purpose yachting.[1]


