It even comes with a Nightingale Floor so Ninjas can't sneak up on you at night. It's a new feature for Russian Oligarchs to try and stop their yachts from being confiscated when they're not looking...
Skipped past that mainsheet bridle setup again which hinders things a bit, I have no idea why Jeanneau hates travellers so much - even coach-roof ones.
Travellers sometimes cost up to 3000€, and to most charter boat owners, that isn't a small amount of money. Bavaria also got rid of travellers, and replaced them with a twin mainsheet system. I've been sailing with a twin mainsheet Bavaria for a couple years now and I can tell you that it's actually pretty good.
I see a couple comments on the perceived noise from the floor. Was that the floor? Or was that the noise from the main just flopping in the absence of breeze? Or the swing keel groaning?
Is anyone paying attention to the sound the floorboards make as Toby is walking through the belly of this thing??? I have looked at many Jeanneaus over the years and the ridiculous noise the floorboards make stretches across all models. It is a sign of extremely poor build quality.
Ah oui.. je de suite pense à ça. Je rentre dans le monde du bateau, mais je ne comprenais pas pour quoi il n’a pas autant de vidéos en mer dans diverse conditions. C’est un sacrée investissement et c’est louper 🤯. J’ai regarde les Dufour hier, croyez vous qu’il on une meilleur finition? Merci
7 tonnes? Light? Thats about the same as my 37' Westerly, which is built like a tank (and the floors don't squeak even after 30 years voyaging). Has Toby ever not liked a boat?!? Though his tone does sound a little pissed off here, so perhaps he is subtly trying to tell us something...
It's a shame boats of this size are not offered with a layout for a single-person, doing solo blue water adventures. That's why I am looking at 38 footers.... like the Ericson 38. Such a different vibe... that boat is far more workhorse like, more cozy, more suited to a single sailor!
Another Toby Hodges sales presentation. It would be wonderful for Toby to mention some shortcomings, for example the lack of fixed countertop space in the galley. Here is the definition of a review: “a formal assessment or examination of something with the possibility or intention of instituting change if necessary.”
Thanks for the definition Lucas, but at what point do I ever claim this to be a review or anything other than a tour of the boat? I had two hours aboard this particular boat, a chance to see the new model and I took that opportunity to get a quick walk around of the boat in to show the many others who might not have had the opportunity to see it yet. It sits in our 'tours' playlist, and is labelled as a tour on board.
@@yachtingworld We all appreciate the quick tours you do, and we know it's not a full review, but surely even those of you at @Yachting World think it would be appreciated by those watching, to point out obvious shortcomings like a lack of food preparation bench space, especially considering that on the Jeanneau 380 there is no side access to the fridge/freezer area. Even the bin placement appears to be on the wrong side without a drop hole for convenience. #GalleyFail This lack of comment makes me wonder what else Toby spots that is of poor quality and design but doesn't mention. Maybe retitle the video - "The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 packs in the features without excess weight... except for the galley"! Again, a genuine thanks for the early quick release tour videos, but I do hope for a little more detail in the future in exchange for my time.
Look, I don't know why you have to give him a hard time. It's pretty obvious what's going on here: the 'fly around the world and show people different brand new yachts under the eye of the manufacturer' just doesn't have enough room in it for it to be an honest aprasal. Just like top gear, you think jeanea are going to ask him back if he slams it for being another caravan? Here's what you get: Great, crips video. Clear audio A well spoken and thoughtful narration of some of the unique features of the boat.(I did think the tilted front cabin was very cleaver). An actual price(unlike almost every other review I've ever seen). As someone who races on race yachts, I can see 100 cringe things on this boat. But that's ok, because we're all sailors and we can all see whats going on here. He doesn't say its a review. You however, are an asshole.
@@yachtingworld Love watching your videos mate. You really have put the years in here to make video that's nice to watch. Must have been a long journey coming from a print only magazine. If you're ever in Bristol and want to come out for a blast and a beer, hit me up.
@@yachtingworld Thanks for the response I do appreciate it. And fair enough that it is not titled a review but even on a tour, if you can comment on features should you not be commenting on obvious shortfalls? Can you point me in the direction of a video you (Toby) have done which could be considered an objective non biased tour? Surely with your experience, two hours should give you plenty of time to pick a few things out? Maybe this is me voicing my preference for the classic Yachting Monthly tours with Chris Beeson. To me he is the goat, however he would not make much of a salesman with his honesty. I am assuming that very honesty may ruffle some feathers with the builders, and make you have to work harder to get access onto new models.
Looks beautiful but has usual usability issues: tiny restroom which cant accommodate medium and large size mans (both toilet sit and toilet room are way too small). And another issue is cabins ventilation. We using those yachts in Caribbean and key west. When temperature outside us 85 inside rear cabin it raise to 95-105 and has no sufficient ventilation. Simply say rear cabins are not habitable. Front cabin is better if you can open all door and hatches.
Fico me perguntando se um dia, eu teria uma maravilha de um veleiro desse. Uma perfeição que o homem conseguiu fazer com tanto amor ciência engenharia dedicação e um ótimo equilíbrio. no conjunto da obra. parabenizá-lo a todos
Eu fiquei apaixonado pelos Jeanneau, mas fico apreensivo porque não somente aqui, mas em vários sites, pessoas de conhecimento falam da degradação da qualidade inferior, muitos comparam aos moveis de Ikea. Claro, levo em consideração os chatos de plantão e obvio os concorrentes franceses (francês pode ser um bicho malicioso) ao meu ver um Dufour pode (não sou um conhecedor) ter uma melhor qualidade com preço equivalente.
The boat looks very nice however the 3 year world wide coverage is misleading. I bought 410 boat and within 6 months had problem with the engine. I wrote emails after emails to Jeanneau and did not receive any response. The dealer just stated that my expectations were too high it usually takes many days to fix a problem like this. That is world wide coverage.
Do all the Jeanneau's have the same hull?? For example, the Sun Fast 3300, and the SUN ODYSSEY 380. There is a huge weight difference. Is it because one is for racing and very spartan and the other for comfort??
280 inc vat? Tell them they're dreamin'! But, hold on, I forgot how many w.nkers there are with money! hahahaha That is beyond a joke for a simple boat like this.
well, everything looks cheap and flimsy 😕, is it really for sailing? It's sad, on the one hand, they assure you of new technologies/materials, optimization and sustainability, on the other hand, you pay for a 'soap box' that is scary to go to sea
Thank you for sharing with us this walkaround! Not my boat but always great to see new sailboats in this channel!
fully equipped Jeanneau or basic Ovni...i believe Ovni is a better deal if you want something more than a weekend boat.
thanks Toby for a good videos
It even comes with a Nightingale Floor so Ninjas can't sneak up on you at night.
It's a new feature for Russian Oligarchs to try and stop their yachts from being confiscated when they're not looking...
What's it like squeezing between the table and sofa to get to the forward cabin? Looks tight, depending on what size jeans you wear!
I don't remember it being overly tight!
The hull windows appear to be in the right position for a good view out from a seated position.
Here you make me say it again: I would go for an Azuree 41 on any given day, for a much better quality and probably at less price.
Merci de nous partager, je ne connais pas, je vais aller le voir. Bonne journée
Don’t you ever get tired talking about Azuree?
@@kkklllaaa1234 I know. I guess not until I get an Azuree 41, 46... I would equally happily take also a Grand Soleil GS-44 though
What is price of it
@@shivamji1234 List price is 189 or 198 thousand euros. Probably another 20 to add is wise to be realistic.
Skipped past that mainsheet bridle setup again which hinders things a bit, I have no idea why Jeanneau hates travellers so much - even coach-roof ones.
Travellers sometimes cost up to 3000€, and to most charter boat owners, that isn't a small amount of money. Bavaria also got rid of travellers, and replaced them with a twin mainsheet system. I've been sailing with a twin mainsheet Bavaria for a couple years now and I can tell you that it's actually pretty good.
The creaking floor is hideous.
I see a couple comments on the perceived noise from the floor. Was that the floor? Or was that the noise from the main just flopping in the absence of breeze? Or the swing keel groaning?
Sails and floor boards
Is anyone paying attention to the sound the floorboards make as Toby is walking through the belly of this thing??? I have looked at many Jeanneaus over the years and the ridiculous noise the floorboards make stretches across all models. It is a sign of extremely poor build quality.
Ah oui.. je de suite pense à ça. Je rentre dans le monde du bateau, mais je ne comprenais pas pour quoi il n’a pas autant de vidéos en mer dans diverse conditions. C’est un sacrée investissement et c’est louper 🤯.
J’ai regarde les Dufour hier, croyez vous qu’il on une meilleur finition? Merci
Lovely yacht, I really like the Jeanneau range and the lift keel is a huge bonus for me
Where's the 410 video link???
7 tonnes? Light? Thats about the same as my 37' Westerly, which is built like a tank (and the floors don't squeak even after 30 years voyaging). Has Toby ever not liked a boat?!? Though his tone does sound a little pissed off here, so perhaps he is subtly trying to tell us something...
It would look better if the windows where vertical next to the couches
I like the layout. is this the first year the 380 came with this layout?
It's a shame boats of this size are not offered with a layout for a single-person, doing solo blue water adventures. That's why I am looking at 38 footers.... like the Ericson 38. Such a different vibe... that boat is far more workhorse like, more cozy, more suited to a single sailor!
A speaking floor...
Another Toby Hodges sales presentation. It would be wonderful for Toby to mention some shortcomings, for example the lack of fixed countertop space in the galley.
Here is the definition of a review:
“a formal assessment or examination of something with the possibility or intention of instituting change if necessary.”
Thanks for the definition Lucas, but at what point do I ever claim this to be a review or anything other than a tour of the boat? I had two hours aboard this particular boat, a chance to see the new model and I took that opportunity to get a quick walk around of the boat in to show the many others who might not have had the opportunity to see it yet. It sits in our 'tours' playlist, and is labelled as a tour on board.
@@yachtingworld We all appreciate the quick tours you do, and we know it's not a full review, but surely even those of you at @Yachting World think it would be appreciated by those watching, to point out obvious shortcomings like a lack of food preparation bench space, especially considering that on the Jeanneau 380 there is no side access to the fridge/freezer area. Even the bin placement appears to be on the wrong side without a drop hole for convenience. #GalleyFail This lack of comment makes me wonder what else Toby spots that is of poor quality and design but doesn't mention.
Maybe retitle the video - "The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 packs in the features without excess weight... except for the galley"!
Again, a genuine thanks for the early quick release tour videos, but I do hope for a little more detail in the future in exchange for my time.
Look, I don't know why you have to give him a hard time. It's pretty obvious what's going on here: the 'fly around the world and show people different brand new yachts under the eye of the manufacturer' just doesn't have enough room in it for it to be an honest aprasal. Just like top gear, you think jeanea are going to ask him back if he slams it for being another caravan?
Here's what you get: Great, crips video.
Clear audio
A well spoken and thoughtful narration of some of the unique features of the boat.(I did think the tilted front cabin was very cleaver).
An actual price(unlike almost every other review I've ever seen).
As someone who races on race yachts, I can see 100 cringe things on this boat. But that's ok, because we're all sailors and we can all see whats going on here.
He doesn't say its a review. You however, are an asshole.
@@yachtingworld Love watching your videos mate. You really have put the years in here to make video that's nice to watch. Must have been a long journey coming from a print only magazine. If you're ever in Bristol and want to come out for a blast and a beer, hit me up.
@@yachtingworld Thanks for the response I do appreciate it. And fair enough that it is not titled a review but even on a tour, if you can comment on features should you not be commenting on obvious shortfalls? Can you point me in the direction of a video you (Toby) have done which could be considered an objective non biased tour? Surely with your experience, two hours should give you plenty of time to pick a few things out? Maybe this is me voicing my preference for the classic Yachting Monthly tours with Chris Beeson. To me he is the goat, however he would not make much of a salesman with his honesty. I am assuming that very honesty may ruffle some feathers with the builders, and make you have to work harder to get access onto new models.
Looks beautiful but has usual usability issues: tiny restroom which cant accommodate medium and large size mans (both toilet sit and toilet room are way too small). And another issue is cabins ventilation. We using those yachts in Caribbean and key west. When temperature outside us 85 inside rear cabin it raise to 95-105 and has no sufficient ventilation. Simply say rear cabins are not habitable. Front cabin is better if you can open all door and hatches.
Fico me perguntando se um dia,
eu teria uma maravilha de um veleiro desse.
Uma perfeição que o homem conseguiu fazer com tanto amor ciência engenharia dedicação e um ótimo equilíbrio.
no conjunto da obra.
parabenizá-lo a todos
Eu fiquei apaixonado pelos Jeanneau, mas fico apreensivo porque não somente aqui, mas em vários sites, pessoas de conhecimento falam da degradação da qualidade inferior, muitos comparam aos moveis de Ikea. Claro, levo em consideração os chatos de plantão e obvio os concorrentes franceses (francês pode ser um bicho malicioso) ao meu ver um Dufour pode (não sou um conhecedor) ter uma melhor qualidade com preço equivalente.
The boat looks very nice however the 3 year world wide coverage is misleading. I bought 410 boat and within 6 months had problem with the engine. I wrote emails after emails to Jeanneau and did not receive any response. The dealer just stated that my expectations were too high it usually takes many days to fix a problem like this. That is world wide coverage.
Do all the Jeanneau's have the same hull?? For example, the Sun Fast 3300, and the SUN ODYSSEY 380. There is a huge weight difference. Is it because one is for racing and very spartan and the other for comfort??
The Sun Fast is a very different (racing) range to the SO (cruising range). Different designs and designers
280 inc vat? Tell them they're dreamin'! But, hold on, I forgot how many w.nkers there are with money! hahahaha That is beyond a joke for a simple boat like this.
$153700, is it US dollar?
No Backstay???
Such a noisy floor. I couldn't live with that.
Sounds like the main sail flapping about.
It's a Jeanneau specialty
Seems like a little bit of real interior wood shoukd be in order? Too IKEA ish for me
Gosh all that creaking in the flooring is terrible. Looks great in the interior but the build quality is no match for our Island Packet.
She seems to be so FAST!
I wonder who would bu this boat and why. It does not give the impression of quality build.
A lot of squeeking 😂 you're going to have to be on your best behavior when the gf parents visit 😅
😄
Comes across as a feckless boat.
I fully agree! Stepped onto this yacht at this year's HISWA Boat show. Took me five minutes to conclude it's rubbish! "Cheap" and real nasty!!
well, everything looks cheap and flimsy 😕, is it really for sailing? It's sad, on the one hand, they assure you of new technologies/materials, optimization and sustainability, on the other hand, you pay for a 'soap box' that is scary to go to sea