Holy Moly is the disciplined entry into the Absolute brand in your set at a price that leaves room for the jet skis, the LLC operating account, and the buffer you want on a first boat. 2020 50 Fly, twin Volvo D6s at 480 hp per side, 850 hours. Absolute's design signature is packing 55-foot volume into a 50-foot hull, and this is the value-tier expression of that. That's the type of price-to-platform ratio we should be prioritizing when the break-even math has to work with 50/50 charter and private use, because the entry price sets the ceiling on how many charter weeks you actually need to hit break-even.
Twin Volvo D6-IPS600s, Seakeeper 5 stabilization, three-cabin two-head layout with the aft galley Absolute is known for. Aft galley matters for a kid-heavy layout because the cook is in the cockpit conversation, not siloed below. Hydraulic swim platform geometry on the 50 Fly makes the jet-ski loading practical rather than a compromise.
Asking $874,500, no reduction yet, roughly six weeks on market. Cross-comp inside your set is Infinity (2020 Galeon 500 Fly at $899,999, 1,900 hours, freshly serviced, twin D11s at 670 hp per side). The trade is $25,500 and roughly 200 hp per side against a different design language, plus roughly 1,050 fewer hours on Holy Moly. Galeon gives you the beach-mode cockpit for toys; Absolute gives you the volume-per-foot layout for the family. Holy Moly is one of our six Broker Picks and she earned that slot because she is the lowest-entry boat in the set that still runs the full Bahamas playbook without compromising the operating math.
