First stop Miami. to head to the factory to catch up with colleagues and progress on builds of customer's boats. I had a 46' & and 40' in build, both of which customers would be coming to FLIBS and would want to see an update on the builds.
There's a great energy at the Invincible Factory in Opa Locka, it's brilliant to see boats come together at every stage of the assembly, not only is it an opportunity to see a range of completed models, but it also's a fairly unique opportunity to look under the hood and see the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into bringing these boats into existence, ready to endure the most serious offshore conditions.
Getting up close and personal
Since the pandemic for a lot of industries and for a lot of people, digital connection has advanced at a faster than normal pace, nothing however, compared to seeing colleagues face to face and spending some time with customers getting to know them and their requirements Invincible really does place a high value on getting to - we build one of the
FLIBS fell on an interesting week this year - a week before the election As it was, the turnout for the show was great, and commitments from our customers and dealers were fantastic.
On the first two days of the show I had customers in from Europe and the Middle East to Sea trial with, highlights were on board the 40' & the 46' catamaran & a little feature on Haulover Daily.
| Side by side the Invincible 46' & 37' Catamarans
New Model 38' Catamaran
Into the show, we were proud to announce the 38' Catamaran as a refresh to the lineup and have the official debut of Invincible Team Ambassador Peter Miller's brand new 43' Open Fisherman.
| Our colleague Ray introduces the 38' Catamaran
Japan
Day two and our visitors from Japan have arrived. Hosted by our Japanese Sales Representative Koji Tsuchiya.
They're here to see their 40' which is nearing completion and to go over the delivery details.
| A special visit to the factory from Japan accompanied by Invincible International's man in Japan, Koji San
These are just a few of the moments from FLIBS this year - we were fortunate to have a visit from Mario Barcenas & his family, they have a 40' Catamaran in Panama and are cleaning up in the Tournament series.
| Mario Barcenas of Team BCat in Panama with his father joins David Mills from Engineering, Edwin Fabrega from Maspor Marine & the author
Our Next show will be Miami International Boatshow in February 12th-16th 2025
See you on the water!
