Testing the all new one-design Dehler 30 OD - Yachting Monthly

Can a one-design offshore racing yacht be suitable for short-handed cruising too? This might actually be the case with the new Dehler 30
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[@treetooone]

I would love to see more 30-33 foot cruisers, as those on the second hand market now are starting to be very old. At least in Finland the most popular boats are probably from the 80's, and there are only a few models from the 2000's

[@fabienh3943]

Most exciting sailboat today imo. I just miss the bucks, but it's the one!

[@zeilgenot]

Good no nonsense review. Thank you!

[@rtbinc2273]

Boat isn't my cup of tea but the review was well done. As the review points out this is a race-boat you could spend a few days on if you wanted.

[@David_Thompson]

Not a fan of such wide-angle lenses due to the distortion, but it looks a good 30' stripped-out race boat.

[@Lightw81]

Go-pro innit. No need to focus because wide angle lenses have great depth of field. Fixed focus means waterproofing is easier/cheaper.

[@skerminkel9971]

The wide angle photography distorts the picture too much. Difficult to appreciate any shapes.

[@johnryan2193]

Love it .

[@puertola7186]

All due respect, I'd rather have an M.A.T. 1070 on any given day!

[@danweyant4909]

"Pretty fast, weighs next to nothing. " - way to half arse the specs