Motor Boat & Yachting

MAREX 360 CC

Cruising along at just shy of the 10-knot speed limit inside Poole Harbour, the 360’s helm is a pleasant place to be. We negotiated Salterns’ tight and twisting marina basin with ease thanks to the powerful bow thruster and twin sterndrive diesel motors and set a course for the mouth of the harbour where we can pick up some speed.

The helm station is about as good as it gets – comfortable, adjustable and clear and sensible in a way that the Scandinavians understand so well. There are no unnecessary fripperies, just two 12in MFDs (one is standard), a neat run of switches and, helpfully, a pair of analogue rev counters for quick glances. The bucket seat is clad in grippy Alcantara to keep you in place and it has a bolster so you can stand just as comfortably as you can sit. The wheel is adjustable and the throttles are mounted on a chunky

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