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Fast, Stylish, Streamlined, and Super Sporty!

Featuring pure lines dominated by double chines in the hull and the air intakes, the wallypower58 displays typical Wally DNA with pillarless curved glass, broad side decks, and ample guest areas that are open to the surroundings but protected from the sun, wind, and water. 

Folding bulwark wings increase entertaining space on the aft deck by an exceptional 269-square-feet, with a voluminous toy storage unit located underneath that is accessed via two gullwing doors. 

The hydraulic aft platform descends underwater to quickly and conveniently launch or haul a tender up to 10’ 8”or a water toy such as a jetski. The hydraulic passerelle, included as standard for boarding and disembarking at the stern, doubles as the swim ladder. 

Generous seating is provided in the upper cockpit for 12-16 guests with two flanking benches and a forward-facing portion of the sun pad. Starboard, a large table opens to create a dining area while still allowing unobstructed passage from the cabin area on the port side. The adjustable aft deck sun pad offers multiple lounging options for up to four guests. 

Below, the lower deck, bathed in natural light from above, offers flexible accommodations for up to four guests. The full-beam double cabin is forward, while the innovative “Flexy Guest” provides an additional guest cabin amidships.  In lieu of this cabin, a crew berth with en-suite may be specified. The galley is split into two sections, allowing for independent configuration of the space from an impressive list of appliance options.

Wallypower58’s Deep-V hull and Volvo IPS propulsion system deliver a stable and comfortable full-speed ride in all environments.  Two engine options are offered — 3x IPS 700 (30 / 36 knots) and 3x IPS 800 (32 / 38 knots), both on the D8 engine block — each with proprietary joystick maneuvering and Assisted Dockings software.  A smaller-block triple IPS configuration in lieu of the larger, more conventional double unit, provides a shallower draft, a better-distributed power-to-weight ratio, and increased redundancy.