Pacific Craft: Design and know-how that make a difference. Time is essential in the manufacturing of Pacific Craft boats and is undoubtedly a key element of their quality. Pacific Craft has industrialized a handcrafted manufacturing process that, in our opinion, remains the best way to achieve a boat with impeccable finishing. The level of demand from the shipyard is such that it has opted for a "handmade" sandwich construction that provides Pacific Craft boats with great rigidity, robustness, and increased lightness. This translates in the water to more comfort, better performance, and improved aging. Finally, whatever the model, you can customize your Pacific Craft and turn it into a unique boat! Choose a shell color of "beige gray" or "ruby red," upholstery of "dark gray carbon" or "brown meteorite," and select a real teak floor... luxury at an affordable price! It is based on strong architectural biases (a deep V marine hull, tulip bow, and pronounced freeboard to enhance smoothness, comfort, and performance in navigation) that the first sketches were then prototyped in 2000. Our tested sailors quickly pushed us towards ever-increasing quality and asked us to provide them with a boat that was pleasant to sail, reassuring, and efficient at sea with an ergonomic deck design with a unique character. It was in 2001, after a year of testing and improvements, that the first models were launched: the Pacific Craft 630 Open and the Pacific Craft 550 Open. In September 2006, Yamaha Motor France approached Pacific Craft and offered to distribute the already famous Pacific Craft / Yamaha package, allowing Pacific Craft to continue its march towards excellence. All Pacific Craft boats feature a deep V hull, a pronounced freeboard height, and a very "tulip" bow to enhance the smoothness, comfort, and performance of their navigation. The manufacturing of PC differs from its competitors in that it pays attention to the industrialization of the handcrafted production process over the constant pursuit of time reduction. Two main features endow the PCs with greater robustness and increased lightness, giving them more efficiency: - HANDMADE SANDWICH CONSTRUCTION: This provides the PCs with high rigidity, where the projection requires more resin and the infusion more layers of fabric. PC uses a sandwich called "complex," incorporating up to 450g for example for a PC 625 Open. - "ANTITWISTING" SYSTEM that consists of designing a large hull bottom structure to support the deck over about 10 areas, thus ensuring that the hull and deck are joined before they are assembled through the cinton.