Thanks Dave. I'm pretty happy reaching this bench mark. Onwards and upwards! Glad you weren't put off by the pirate. It seems some didn't appreciate him. I did bench for the next video but he is likely to have a smaller appearance after that.
I was expecting a lot more comments about the pirate. If you watch the first bit you'll see how boring and overly measured the original Voice Over was and I thought I'd put people to sleep. So for a channel named "Crazy About Boats" I thought I'd make it a bit crazy. It's meant to be fun. Sorry you don't like it. It is a. beautiful boat though.
I love Dicks design philosophy. If I had to critic the boat it would be the low combings in the cockpit, hard to get comfortable . Not crazy about the solent rig , its difficult to get good forestay tension when its split between two stays , they both will sag up wind. Prefer the tried and true cutter with running back stays . We are talking about Blue Water . I dont find the interior all that appealing to much vinyl . And I like straight settess in the main salon one on port one on starboard , they make great sea berths when off shore.
From what I can work out standard pricing is about 900,000 English pounds plus most owners would have about another 100,000 pounds in additional options.
In my opinion, the constructions outside the boat are the crucial matters. What are inside or outside on the deck are trivial. If the builder cares only the bottom then I will certainly not choose his boat because a boat sails not only on its bottom but on its 2 sides also, so its 2 sides must have the shape of its bottom especially for racing. Forgive me if I am wrong. Thanks.
I think you'll find the whole hull of the Krakan is robustly built. If you're racing the interior can be spartan because you probably only sleep between watches but a boat like this that is designed to cruise the world and the interior becomes important because you spend 90% of your time at anchor and a comfortable interior certainly enhances cruising life.
Why are Kraken the best sailing boats in the world? They just Arrrrrrr 😉
😂😂🤣 . I wish I'd used that line!
Hit the 1000 subscribers --> AWESOME. Great video.
Thanks Dave. I'm pretty happy reaching this bench mark. Onwards and upwards! Glad you weren't put off by the pirate. It seems some didn't appreciate him. I did bench for the next video but he is likely to have a smaller appearance after that.
Ridiculous way to present a beautiful boat.
I was expecting a lot more comments about the pirate. If you watch the first bit you'll see how boring and overly measured the original Voice Over was and I thought I'd put people to sleep. So for a channel named "Crazy About Boats" I thought I'd make it a bit crazy. It's meant to be fun. Sorry you don't like it. It is a. beautiful boat though.
Exactly. Far better videos out there. This is insulting.
Love the pirate
thank you! The feed back is really helpful. Sometimes you wonder if the crazy things work.
It comes with 6 wenches!?!? Wow
Six wenches might keep you very busy! If you don't mind I'll probably use this gag in the future.
I love Dicks design philosophy. If I had to critic the boat it would be the low combings in the cockpit, hard to get comfortable . Not crazy about the solent rig , its difficult to get good forestay tension when its split between two stays , they both will sag up wind. Prefer the tried and true cutter with running back stays . We are talking about Blue Water . I dont find the interior all that appealing to much vinyl . And I like straight settess in the main salon one on port one on starboard , they make great sea berths when off shore.
How much is it?
From what I can work out standard pricing is about 900,000 English pounds plus most owners would have about another 100,000 pounds in additional options.
ok now I can cry
In my opinion, the constructions outside the boat are the crucial matters. What are inside or outside on the deck are trivial. If the builder cares only the bottom then I will certainly not choose his boat because a boat sails not only on its bottom but on its 2 sides also, so its 2 sides must have the shape of its bottom especially for racing. Forgive me if I am wrong. Thanks.
I think you'll find the whole hull of the Krakan is robustly built. If you're racing the interior can be spartan because you probably only sleep between watches but a boat like this that is designed to cruise the world and the interior becomes important because you spend 90% of your time at anchor and a comfortable interior certainly enhances cruising life.
Sorry to say but I can't make out but 1 out of ever 10 words you are saying from the accordion being so loud.