2023 Valhalla V-41 [Walkthrough]

Good morning, my name is Tim Gretick. I work for HMI Yacht Sales and I'm on a 2023 41 Valhalla at the 2022 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show. This boat features four Verado 400. It pushes the boat about 70 miles an hour and a cruise around 50. She features a 94 gallon live well. They have opted to go with the clear lid and Aristo blue interior and the window below. The 41's cockpit is quite large. As you can see, the 11.7 beam really translates into the cockpit. It's easy to fit a rocket launcher in here. There is a backing plate in the seakeeper lid hatch. You got a nice size mezzanine here. Inside the mezzanine, you have Plano tackle storage. When you lay this down, you can use this as a bait prep station. Underneath, you have a full drink box. This can be refrigerated as an option. Notice the cup holders on both sides. This boat features a seakeeper 3. If you don't get the seakeeper, there's a large storage box as the other option. The aft lazarette is well engineered here by Viking Yachts and Valhalla. You have the fuel manifold system, which is stainless steel polished. The tanks, there's three tanks. Each engine can run off any tank, the way they have it set up. You have a hooker sea chest with pumps for the live wells and they are pressurized live wells. So hidden underneath the gunnel here, we have the G&G Smit pop down seats. They're very easy, comfortable to sit in. I recommend a rod cup holder here if you're more of a cruiser than a fisherman. Port and starboard, we have two fish boxes, large in size. There are two more midships and a large box forward, all foam insulated. Now walking forward, you'll notice the release marine chairs. It's three across. They have electric slides that move forward and back to adjust for your comfort. We have a photique pod with a carbon fiber black wheel. Sitting here at the console, we have three Garmin 8617s, radio boxes on either side. You have VHFs out of the way, so that's nice and clean. You also have chargers for cell phones. Good spot for that. This boat's got a bow thruster and it also has the Optimus 360 steering with the joystick right here. You have the molded in electronics pod up top with your seakeeper autopilot fusion system. So it makes everything very convenient. We have Boca tech switches on the bottom here for all your lights, pumps and accessories. The Costa clear enclosure gives you a full view of everything around you. This is a Palm Beach Towers tuna tower. They've incorporated pancake teaser reels and recessed speakers for your comfort and enjoyment. So forward, we have a lounge seat. There's plenty of storage below. And then this is either a drink cooler or an optional live well forward. You have rod holders on the side or with a rod cup holder aft. And then you have the forward seating option with the release marine backs. The center here, we have a large storage box that's insulated. The forward seating option is great because it really doesn't impede you from any fishing or getting close to the anchor. They've got a great gunnel height with a rail. So, you know, whether you're fishing or cruising around, it just makes it very comfortable. This has the stainless steel plow through hole anchor with a Lumar windlass forward, which is completely out of the way when you're running. It also has a freshwater washdown here. Side lockers here. Great spot for chamois and brushes. This is the midship box, which gives you access to the top of your fuel tank, which makes the deck real clean. Most boats would have a caulked in spot for access where Valhalla covers it in their midship box. Just aft, we have another storage spot that we mainly use for fire extinguishers. So this is the custom Palm Beach Towers gap tower. Being part of the Viking family, Palm Beach Towers and AME would handle the electronics and the tower portion of the build. They did. Sat in under the buggy top and a blackout pipe up there just to keep the glare down when they're fishing. They went with the carbon fiber Gemlux riggers. You could go with spreader riggers if you decided to. On the port side of the console, you have access to the head, which features a sink, a head. There's an additional rod holders for standup 50s or your LP rods. And then the storage underneath the lounge is seven feet long, so you can store your rods in there and it is lockable storage. You have the Blue Seas electrical panel and then access to the back of your electronics and batteries through numerous hatches. This boat's been very well appointed by the Viking and Valhalla team. For information on any of the Valhalla product, feel free to call me or visit me at any of the boat shows. I'm Tim Greddich from HMI Yacht Sales. Thank you for watching.