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We were able to sail the Sterk 31RC twice, with 2 different power ratings. The results of these tests confirm the seaworthy character of this boat, definitely designed for easy speed, as we see in part 3 of this test.

The first model from the MS Marine shipyard, the Sterk 31 RC displays the color and DNA of the shipyard as intended by its founder. A sporty boat, with a meticulous design and high performance, to go fast while enjoying a family anchorage, which we discover in this 1st part of our test.

_ With the Sterk 31 RC, Ms Marine has produced its first successful sportboat model. In this 4-part test, we present a unit that is both seaworthy and comfortable.

As we hand over the helm to Boatindustry, a glance at the transom shows just how far we've come, and we'd like to thank you for your loyalty.

While Rapala has become a household name for many anglers, the story of this lure began on an island in one of Finland's immense lakes. An astonishing success story told to us during a stopover on Lake Päijänne.

In our 4-part test, we discover the Terhi 480C. This model from Finnish boatbuilder Terhi Boats draws on established know-how to offer, in a modest size, sailing in almost all weathers.

Casting off for the Terhi 480C test, you might feel like Gulliver on a Lilliputian boat. And yet, the pleasure of being on the water remains great, and performance is far from dwarfed!

Finnish boatbuilder Terhi Boats is renowned for its traditional-looking boats for scouring inland waters and the nooks and crannies of archipelagos. With the Terhi 480C, it has taken up the challenge of adding a cabin boat to its range, so that you can keep on sailing, even in the rain!

The budget for a Terhi 480C remains that of a well-built Finnish boat. Nevertheless, it is affordable for a yachtsman looking for a new cabin boat.

In this second part of our test, we take a look at the Terhi 480C. Although modest in size, the manufacturer has managed to pack in a maximum number of clever features and storage compartments, to satisfy the needs of yachtsmen in search of small adventures at sea.