We’re excited to be heading to the 2026 Annapolis boat show, where the 920 Max from Skamander by Parker Poland will be one of the models we’re showing. If you’re considering a premium outboard-powered boat, come meet us at MultiCorp Marine and take a closer look at how it might fit your time on the water.
Photographs can introduce a layout. Seeing a boat in person helps you judge how comfortable you feel at the helm and how naturally your crew might move through the space. It also gives us a chance to talk about the part that doesn’t appear in a photograph: ownership after delivery.
Why we’re looking forward to Annapolis
Annapolis is a fitting setting for those conversations. A Chesapeake Bay day trip can involve a quiet morning followed by a busy afternoon with family aboard. Buyers planning Great Lakes outings or inland lake weekends bring their own priorities. The useful question is how well a boat fits the outings you actually take.
We represent Skamander by Parker Poland, whose European-built, outboard-powered lineup combines thoughtful layouts with durable construction. Showing the 920 Max gives visitors an opportunity to examine that approach in person.
A premium boat earns its place on your shortlist through details you’ll use regularly. The arrangement of the helm deserves as much attention as the finish. So does the way spaces connect when people are moving around rather than sitting still for a photograph.
Give the 920 Max your everyday boating test
There’s plenty to take in at a boat show. Before you arrive, picture a normal outing rather than your most ambitious future trip. That gives you a practical way to assess the 920 Max and any other boat on your list.
- Start at the helm. Consider your seated view and how naturally the controls fall to hand. If more than one person will operate the boat, each person’s comfort matters.
- Trace your crew’s route. Picture someone boarding with bags while another person handles docklines. Notice where people would pause or pass one another, and look for secure footing and useful handholds.
- Give your gear a home. Consider what you normally bring aboard, especially bulky items such as a cooler or fishing tackle. Useful storage keeps everyday equipment accessible without leaving it underfoot.
- Think through a full day. Consider how long you usually stay aboard and how your crew uses the space. A detail that improves every outing may matter more than an option you would rarely use.
You don’t have to arrive with every decision made. Tell us what you enjoy about your current boat, or what has made past outings harder than they needed to be. Those details give our model-selection and configuration conversations a useful starting point.
Bring the ownership questions, too
Our founders, Amanda and Roger Battistoni, have owned numerous boats and completed multiple vessel refits. That owner’s perspective shapes our focus on practical guidance and support beyond the purchase. We want a show conversation to help you understand both the boat and the responsibilities that come with it.
We help buyers with model selection and factory-order consultation, including vessel configuration. Delivery assistance and ownership planning are also part of our support, so we can discuss the steps between choosing a boat and preparing to use it.
Through our Command365 program, qualifying customers receive year-round service coordination and maintenance guidance, along with warranty assistance and dockside support. Ask us how the program could fit your ownership plans, including where you expect to keep and use your boat.
Bring your seasonal questions as well. Understanding storage and maintenance considerations early can help you make a better buying decision, whether you’re moving up from a smaller boat or seeking a more manageable alternative to a larger vessel.
Come see us at the 2026 Annapolis boat show to explore the 920 Max and talk through your next boat. Bring your questions and a picture of the boating days you enjoy most. We’re looking forward to meeting you in Annapolis.