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That looks to be a durable design, will take a snotty sea, but I personally not fond of an open aft and deck, would probably have it fold up into the transom, or an insert that closes it off so you don't get pooped, also the lack of hand-holds on the roof edges etc. as you point out, is not real friendly on a boat with such narrow walks. As it sits it looks to be a fair weather gunk-holer or a bit better, but nothing you want to be in in crappy weather with especially in a following sea, great hull design or not that back would be a scary place in an emergency. Otherwise it is very pretty imho, lots of potential. Good walk-'round, Cheers!
OK. Now THIS is a nice boat. First, let me say thanks for repping a sailing/cruising oriented product (and it looks like a good one. Will check it out). No magic snake oil juice, please. Love the fwd birth, doors on both sides of PH, engine ROOM. Nice single engine with good reduction and propping. Set up for power, not speed. My last trawler was 32’ with a singe 85 Ford Leahman and it was plenty of power. If you throttle this boat down to 7 kts, you would probably only burn 1.5 gpa. Very clean simple design. Nice lines too. Only one complaint and not a big one. That galley counter is beautiful, but not for long the way a galley is used. I would opt for Corian far better choice. Again, a winner. Thanks
Those solar panels look very interesting. I have been watching for improvements in the efficiency of solar and range extending generators. Combine them with a _big_ battery pack, a roof of those panels maybe on a thin water jacket to cool them down, and a bigger boat, (because I need to float four comfortably, six in a pinch), and we might be on to something here.
Liked it a lot. Might be a bit small for me but still nice. Love to see new builders bringing new ideas to existence. The is a great platform for a diesel/Electric drive train.
Does anyone else feel like that low transom is just plain scary? I love the sleek lines, inside and out. Looks much easier to maintain than a more crafted vessels. I lie the split head too. Slick-looking is a good way to say it. It just looks so easy to keep clean and yet comfortable for a couple. I may be all wet but the transom tells me it would’ve more appropriate for fresh water than sea going or even the inland waterway.
Certainly not for all, but it does have a common-sense design and minimalistic charm. Sorry for the money I would buy a used Grand Banks or Beneteaufast trawler though.
For close to 400k, I couldn't justify it. Just think of the 40+ ft bluewater sailboat you could get with that kind of money and one that truly is a live a board, sail anywhere in the world.
Well, in fairness, that's CDN. In US it clocks in at 300k. Which is still a joke. There are 100s of boats at 300k that would do circles around this boat, providing far more size, safety, stability, comfort, range, and utility. I can't imagine who would drop that kind of money on this boat, other than someone who knows nothing about boats.
Эта лодка очень напоминает детские деревянные игрушки 50-60 -х годов.... Только большая... Если у неё аналогичная цена 😊, тогда эта лодка сможет найти много покупателей 👍🇧🇾🤗!!!
A/C. . .Sorry, but a couple or small family. . .Harbours are almost always calm, wet, and buggy. Close it up, cool it down (dehumidify). . .Sailboats this would be a different conversation (maybe not), but love this thing, but want at least that one comfort.
doubt one can call it a cruiser with tiny fridge like that. they should have put full height fridge where the range is and stuck 2 burner propane unit into countertop. Overall it seems to be a bit overpriced for what it is... For this much one can get much better and more livable boat.
@@wmason1961 2 years after and he has his capital back. He's a professional. This bucket here is NOT a value for money deal and it's only going to depreciate from that price tag. Sure loss vs something you can rent and make money.
That chain locker is going to be spewing seawater all over that bed in rough seas. Mark my words. It's going to flood the interior as well if it's really rough because it's going to go into that stupid uncovered well and then it's going to go into the chain locker and then it's going to go into the bed and then it's going to go into the boat basically designed by a 3-year-old
300k?? this looks like a workboat conversion by a skilled amteur. while i think it is a boat for how people actually use their boats rather than a flash gin palace, but 300K? what else can you get for 300k? a lot more boat. be a great liveaboard for a young footloose digital nomad couple.
Kind of an awkward design. Proportions are awkward and way to squared off. It looks like a camper stuck on top of a fishing boat. Way to many sharp corners. Also an odd mix of radius and sharp corners on the storage compartments. To me she looks home built. The blocky and angular setee does not look inviting or comfortable.
Does anybody else remember when this channel was about a couple that was going to go sailing? And now they're just a couple that make their living off of RUclips showing boats and not even all sailboats? I mean I'm not criticizing that's cool and stuff but these people don't even sail
Notice just like most cheap fiberglass sailboats that are no watertight compartments you spring a leak? You're sinking doesn't matter but if you had watertight compartments and bulkheads like an AMEL Even if the main salon in galley compartment internet AMEL is flooded it will still float but these boats and other cheap fiberglass boats like these they sink like rocks
You gotta be kidding. The fore/aft transit is totally unsafe. Side decks are almost non-existent. Disappointed. Nice interior but this is a boat not a trailer!
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This a great looking trawler. I love the minimalist look.
That looks to be a durable design, will take a snotty sea, but I personally not fond of an open aft and deck, would probably have it fold up into the transom, or an insert that closes it off so you don't get pooped, also the lack of hand-holds on the roof edges etc. as you point out, is not real friendly on a boat with such narrow walks. As it sits it looks to be a fair weather gunk-holer or a bit better, but nothing you want to be in in crappy weather with especially in a following sea, great hull design or not that back would be a scary place in an emergency. Otherwise it is very pretty imho, lots of potential. Good walk-'round, Cheers!
+1 on the hand holds.
OK. Now THIS is a nice boat.
First, let me say thanks for repping a sailing/cruising oriented product (and it looks like a good one. Will check it out). No magic snake oil juice, please.
Love the fwd birth, doors on both sides of PH, engine ROOM. Nice single engine with good reduction and propping. Set up for power, not speed. My last trawler was 32’ with a singe 85 Ford Leahman and it was plenty of power. If you throttle this boat down to 7 kts, you would probably only burn 1.5 gpa. Very clean simple design. Nice lines too. Only one complaint and not a big one. That galley counter is beautiful, but not for long the way a galley is used. I would opt for Corian far better choice. Again, a winner. Thanks
Those solar panels look very interesting. I have been watching for improvements in the efficiency of solar and range extending generators. Combine them with a _big_ battery pack, a roof of those panels maybe on a thin water jacket to cool them down, and a bigger boat, (because I need to float four comfortably, six in a pinch), and we might be on to something here.
Liked it a lot. Might be a bit small for me but still nice. Love to see new builders bringing new ideas to existence. The is a great platform for a diesel/Electric drive train.
I like it. I think it would be amazing on the great loop.
If your into trawlers it’s ok…But the sailboat you could get for 400q
Nice to see a basic boat not dependent on powered everything. What is the finishing material on the interior walls? Can’t really tell.
I love the look of this boat. But I woukd prefer it in a 28'.
Loved it.
Does anyone else feel like that low transom is just plain scary? I love the sleek lines, inside and out. Looks much easier to maintain than a more crafted vessels. I lie the split head too.
Slick-looking is a good way to say it. It just looks so easy to keep clean and yet comfortable for a couple.
I may be all wet but the transom tells me it would’ve more appropriate for fresh water than sea going or even the inland waterway.
Following seas would swamp this thing in a heart beat !
Single guy like me, this is perfect boat.
Unless you want a garage, a shop and a life
Do they make a sailing version ?
Are they available in the states? Cost, range, speed etc?
Certainly not for all, but it does have a common-sense design and minimalistic charm. Sorry for the money I would buy a used Grand Banks or Beneteaufast trawler though.
For close to 400k, I couldn't justify it. Just think of the 40+ ft bluewater sailboat you could get with that kind of money and one that truly is a live a board, sail anywhere in the world.
Well, in fairness, that's CDN. In US it clocks in at 300k. Which is still a joke. There are 100s of boats at 300k that would do circles around this boat, providing far more size, safety, stability, comfort, range, and utility. I can't imagine who would drop that kind of money on this boat, other than someone who knows nothing about boats.
@jeffcanar7294 I couldn't have said it better. Although it's a cool boat, the cost is absolutely ridiculous.
It's nice but that flat aft looks dangerous
That's a Norfolk Broads cruiser.
Эта лодка очень напоминает детские деревянные игрушки 50-60 -х годов.... Только большая... Если у неё аналогичная цена 😊, тогда эта лодка сможет найти много покупателей 👍🇧🇾🤗!!!
A/C. . .Sorry, but a couple or small family. . .Harbours are almost always calm, wet, and buggy. Close it up, cool it down (dehumidify). . .Sailboats this would be a different conversation (maybe not), but love this thing, but want at least that one comfort.
doubt one can call it a cruiser with tiny fridge like that. they should have put full height fridge where the range is and stuck 2 burner propane unit into countertop. Overall it seems to be a bit overpriced for what it is... For this much one can get much better and more livable boat.
Why dont marine engines come in 6 cyl in this size ?
Looks too small for a cruise but perfectly suited as a dive boat
With that anchor well, I am positive this boat takes on water in an excessive amount in a heavy head sea
$300k for this bucket? A friend bought a 2006 Leopard Arno 26m (81ft) for 400k. A dingy vs a ship!
How much does your friend pay per year to keep his 81' monster?
"Bucket" may be a bit sarcastic, but I agree that price does seem out of proportion for what I'm seeing.
@@wmason1961 2 years after and he has his capital back. He's a professional. This bucket here is NOT a value for money deal and it's only going to depreciate from that price tag. Sure loss vs something you can rent and make money.
I'd barrow that heck out of that boat!!
I see no sound insulation for the engine space. No Electronics. It has potential but not as shown for that price. sorry.
That chain locker is going to be spewing seawater all over that bed in rough seas. Mark my words. It's going to flood the interior as well if it's really rough because it's going to go into that stupid uncovered well and then it's going to go into the chain locker and then it's going to go into the bed and then it's going to go into the boat basically designed by a 3-year-old
This boat looks like it's the idea of what teenager son of a boat builder might come up with for his first design when he's 12 or 13 years old
feels unfinished.
It is unfinished 😂
Not convinced...
300k?? this looks like a workboat conversion by a skilled amteur. while i think it is a boat for how people actually use their boats rather than a flash gin palace, but 300K? what else can you get for 300k? a lot more boat. be a great liveaboard for a young footloose digital nomad couple.
Kind of an awkward design. Proportions are awkward and way to squared off. It looks like a camper stuck on top of a fishing boat. Way to many sharp corners. Also an odd mix of radius and sharp corners on the storage compartments. To me she looks home built. The blocky and angular setee does not look inviting or comfortable.
Too much money for the size
Nearly $400k should have doors, not curtains. I just can’t see the value in this boat.
Does anybody else remember when this channel was about a couple that was going to go sailing? And now they're just a couple that make their living off of RUclips showing boats and not even all sailboats? I mean I'm not criticizing that's cool and stuff but these people don't even sail
Notice just like most cheap fiberglass sailboats that are no watertight compartments you spring a leak? You're sinking doesn't matter but if you had watertight compartments and bulkheads like an AMEL Even if the main salon in galley compartment internet AMEL is flooded it will still float but these boats and other cheap fiberglass boats like these they sink like rocks
You gotta be kidding. The fore/aft transit is totally unsafe. Side decks are almost non-existent. Disappointed. Nice interior but this is a boat not a trailer!
I agree with many here, nice concept but unfinished and overpriced...
Looks so cheap and also dated? 1970's
It's a joke.......38' and only one head and one cabin.....rear deck is a accident waiting to happen.
Never gonna sell