The Steeler is a beautifully lined, modern motor yacht that exudes class. The Li-Janne is a striking sight in the port of Urk in the Netherlands. She towers high above the other yachts and attracts tourists who take a selfie with the light blue yacht. The yacht was designed by Martin Bekebrede, who refined and technically worked out the lines of shipyard owner Hans Webbink. Webbink is a well-known name in the world of water sports. He first bought the boat company Antaris and after the sale set up the Steeler shipyard. The Overijssel-based shipyard builds steel and aluminium yachts between 29 and 65 ft. The outlines of these are fixed, but the interior is in all cases composed together with the owner. Alongside the much-vaunted Next Generation line with a flared bow, the S-line stands out for its upright stem. The S-line is available in both aluminium and steel in lengths between 41 and 65 ft.

With a length of almost 20 metres, the tested S- Design 65 is the biggest yacht the shipyard has ever built. The steel yacht is solidly built and the paintwork is also of super yacht quality. The upright stem reduces resistance, which makes it easy for the boat to sail faster than its hull speed. Also, less spray is thrown up in waves. The yacht also stands out for having wheelchair access. This called for a number of adjustments, which are not only very smart, but also elegantly executed.