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Reseña del Motorboat Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095 Fly 600hp
Yacht · 33 ft (10 m) · Pula
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Especificaciones clave
- Astillero
- Jeanneau
- Modelo
- Merry Fisher 1095 Fly
- Eslora
- 33 ft (10 m)
- Pasajeros
- 8
- Camarotes
- 3
Veredicto
A versatile 34-foot flybridge cruiser with strong family-weekend appeal, good deck space, and the efficiency and simplicity of twin outboards. It is not a pure speed boat, but it should deliver practical coastal performance, comfortable overnighting for a small group, and solid all-round value in its class.
Ventajas
- +Flybridge layout adds visibility and extra social space
- +Twin 300 hp outboards provide useful total power
- +Shallow draft suits coastal cruising and harbors
- +2/3-cabin arrangement gives flexible overnight use
Desventajas
- −Not as spacious as some larger 34-foot cruisers
- −Fuel and water capacity are moderate for extended trips
- −Flybridge adds windage and can raise topweight
- −Best suited to coastal use rather than rough offshore work
The Merry Fisher 1095 Fly is built around Jeanneau’s practical cruiser formula: a compact flybridge, wide beam for the length, and a layout aimed at easy family use rather than sporty styling. At 10.45 m overall with a 3.37 m beam and a shallow 0.69 m draft, it is sized for marina-friendly coastal cruising and for getting the most usable space out of a sub-35-foot hull.[1][2][13]
On the water, the standard 600 hp twin-outboard setup should give it brisk acceleration and relaxed cruising for its class, while also keeping maintenance simpler than an inboard shaft-drive arrangement. The tradeoff is that the flybridge and outboard platform can add windage and topweight, so handling will favor sensible coastal conditions and attentive trimming over aggressive high-speed driving.[2][10][13]
Inside, the 2/3-cabin layout and reported 6-berth sleeping capacity make it a credible small-family cruiser rather than a dayboat with occasional bunks. Water capacity is 260 l and fuel capacity is 800 l, which supports weekend trips well but does not position it as a long-range passagemaker.[1][3][13]
In value terms, the 1095 Fly looks strong for buyers who want a modern, easy-to-manage cruiser with a flybridge and genuine overnight capability. Its main limitation is that you are paying for versatility and volume in a compact package, so buyers prioritizing maximum interior space or offshore range may find larger cruisers better suited.
