Day two kicked off with a team breakfast, where everyone gathered to fuel up for another action-packed day at FLIBS. With the sun shining and clear skies overhead, the turnout at the show surpassed day one, drawing even more visitors. From morning until late evening, our team was scattered across the showgrounds, easily recognizable in Nautical Network attire as we covered a wide range of projects.
One of the standout projects was with Mystic Powerboats. They brought their A-game to FLIBS, showcasing models like the M3800, M4200, C4000, and the brand-new M5200 XL Cabin. As long-time partners with Mystic, we were especially thrilled to document the latest model. What sets the M5200 XL Cabin apart is the redesigned layout: moving the helm station back four feet has completely transformed the cabin space, allowing for full standing room and a larger day head. These enhancements make a substantial difference, and our team captured the new features through our cameras. If you’re at the show, we highly recommend checking it out.
Our work with MarineMax was equally exciting. We visited Ocean Alexander’s booth to cover the debut of their new 28 Meter Legend model. The booth was excitedly buzzing as large crowds gathered to admire this stunning vessel. The new model embodies elegance, and our captured content highlights it all.
It was also thrilling to witness AB Yachts unveil their latest creation, the AB95, available in two distinct versions. The first emphasizes expansive social areas and technology inspired by the larger AB110. The sportier AB95S, on the other hand, features design cues from high-performance racing cars. Both versions reflect a commitment to speed, efficiency, and luxurious cruising.
As day two came to a close, we reflected on the energy and collaboration that made the day another success: the weather, the crowd, and the engaging projects combined to create an unforgettable experience. If you’re attending the show, visit Mystic Powerboats and Ocean Alexander for a firsthand look at these impressive debuts.