The safety also know as safety shut off is a must. More so if you are alone on board. It will become a habit if you use it enough. On the other hand if you fall overboard and the boat is in gear you're in trouble. Always use the safety devices. Experience has taught me this.
Very thorough, once again, Dan. It's actually quite marvelous how the Beneteau Group have expanded and shrunk their basic cabin class family boat from the 695 to this 1095 with each model offering clever, utilitarian features. Don't know about Oz, but the supply of these into the States really struggles to keep up with demand. Very popular, and for good reason.
Hi Jack, yes this style of boat has absolutely taken over large sectors of the family boating market and still has more room to grow in my opinion. They have been very clever with space utilization and offering as many features as possible in each package. I enjoy discovering all the clever ideas Beneteau Groups continually comes up with.
Thanks Will and Dan, another great walk-thru. I'm glad you agree with me on the use of having a door next to the helm. I can't stand wheelhouse boats with only the rear doors for access, a right royal pain in the asp.
Oh great! This is a seriously capable boat for family fun/weekends etc. I can see a lot of people getting a huge amount of value from something like this. Let's face it - life is always better when you're boating! Enjoy Matt!
Cheers Doan! I am actually planning to bring some sail boats to the channel as I am a sailor too. I will film the 895 Jeanneau soon which is smaller but at the moment i'm just flooded with big boat filming requests so until I can grow the channel and put a crew together I may not have capacity to expand into the little boats just yet.
Got mine 5/3. Very please, minor adjustments as personal preference. Lot's of compliments on the dock. Excellent ride at 24knts. 6 months later, boat is too light for a choppy bay. Great for smooth waters.
Cheers Youssef, yes I can do the 895 Sport actually. There is one down at The Spit near me. I'm booked up for a little while but i'll try get that done in March for you.
Actually to be fair I think Sea Ray build quality would be a tad better but the price will also be more $$. In terms of amazing space utilization, good ideas and suitability for the family market I think the 1095 is one of the best boats in this class.
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife Dan, that's what I was getting at, they're building a quality boat for a lot less money. But the workmanship is almost to that standard of Sea Ray for less dollars.
Depends how you're going to use the boat Matt. Flipper is the higher quality and performing boat but Merry Fisher is more functional for many different purposes.
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife Mainly a dayboat but (very) occasional overnights (2 adults, 2 kids). The Flippers just seem better put together and higher quality fittings?
Hello Will and Dan, Thank you for this wonderful boat tour. I’m a owner of Antares 9 and thinking about and upgrade :) Would you recommend Antares 11 or Merry Fisher 1095? Also you installed a gyro to Merry fisher 1095, are you happy with it? Does it really make a difference? Lastly, is it possible to install it (with generator) to Antares 11 as well? Sorry for shooting questions at you :) but no one else knows about gyros and lots of info about these boats in Turkey :) THANK YOU!!
G'day Deniz, I've only tested the Antares 9 and not the 11 so I can't give you an accurate opinion. It really depends on the style of boating and your requirements as to what boat is the better recommendation to own. I feel that 1095 was definately a better all rounder and nicer in the ocean compared to the Antares 9 however as I've not tested the Antares 11 it would not be fair to pass comment on it's handling until i've tested myself. Re the gyro they installed a Quick gyro in a 1095 in Queensland so I have not tested this myself as I am in NSW. However I have tested the Quick on many other boats and from a comfort perspective if you are having lunch in an exposed anchorage or if you like to drift while out at sea then yes it will absolutely make your experience more enjoyable. Regarding installing it on the Antares 11 with genset I don't know the answer.
I have the world cat 280 DCX which is an absolute tank in 4-5’ chop and only drafts 18” but I want to size up with a cabin or 2 and the battle in my head is this 1095/fly and the Axopar Xcross cabin. Both boats have me slightly on edge with quality. On paper the 1095 wins the usable space game while the Axopar seems more sea worthy and gets you there faster. Input?
Yes the Axopar/Jeanneau is built to mass production boat quality but that's why they are generally cheaper. Also factor in that with mass production boats you have a very saleable boat when it comes time to sell and move into the next boat. I know Axopar very well having sold them for 5+ years and done around 500hrs on the 28 & 37. The Axopar kills it in terms of offshore handling and performance but the Jeanneau kills it in terms of liveability and space. If you want to stay on the boat at your destination then buy the Jeanneau. If you want to enjoy the ride and stay ashore then the Axopar is possibly the better bet. Plenty more variables than that but this is just my two cents.
Yes it’s a boat to keep for 2yrs and then sell because they are easy to sell and hold up on value pretty well. The gelcoat does not last long in tropical climates without regular attention. Same for many European boats to be fair
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife I checked, apparently, the fishing package includes 2 rod holders only -:(! I am looking for a grill, live-well and small sink in the back instead of that long bench seat.
@@baseballdadq8The Gen Set from factory came in a transverse position at the fore of the lazarette . The Seakeeper now takes this spot The Gen set was moved to a port side longitudinal lie towards the stern, where the motor batteries were. It’s tight, but this keeps access to the fuel tank filters, as well as the panel access at the area lying astern of the lazarette . The Gen set fuel tank now resides here. But, FYI I’ve also replaced all the batteries with Lithium. This has freed up space in the lazarette for the Gen Set. The space for the house batteries is now used for the house AND starter batteries (lithium). So it’s not plug and play. 🥲
Definitely mass market quality I know. But they seem to have such a strong market everywhere I go so I’d still buy one if my plan was to turn it over in 2yrs for the next boat. Is that what you’re doing…?
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What I like about this channel is that reviews small boats and it provides me the name of the boat to see a review from some qualified channels.
You didn’t stop to take video because you were living in your time and space, a very good thing to do.
The safety also know as safety shut off is a must. More so if you are alone on board. It will become a habit if you use it enough. On the other hand if you fall overboard and the boat is in gear you're in trouble. Always use the safety devices. Experience has taught me this.
Very thorough, once again, Dan. It's actually quite marvelous how the Beneteau Group have expanded and shrunk their basic cabin class family boat from the 695 to this 1095 with each model offering clever, utilitarian features. Don't know about Oz, but the supply of these into the States really struggles to keep up with demand. Very popular, and for good reason.
Hi Jack, yes this style of boat has absolutely taken over large sectors of the family boating market and still has more room to grow in my opinion. They have been very clever with space utilization and offering as many features as possible in each package. I enjoy discovering all the clever ideas Beneteau Groups continually comes up with.
Thanks Will and Dan, another great walk-thru. I'm glad you agree with me on the use of having a door next to the helm. I can't stand wheelhouse boats with only the rear doors for access, a right royal pain in the asp.
Think you may have talked me into this being my first larger boat. Thanks for the great review of it.
Oh great! This is a seriously capable boat for family fun/weekends etc. I can see a lot of people getting a huge amount of value from something like this. Let's face it - life is always better when you're boating! Enjoy Matt!
I love this model. Enclosed cabin, enough sleeping beds, heating system, sunbathing area ... if the wood painting can be improved would be better.
My 24 foot Skater speed boat with twin 240hp outboard s held 600 liters of fuel!
Dan, in the state's they're called pocket doors.
Great video. The 1095 is definitely a beautiful and spacious boat 6 the family.
Cheers! Agreed, she's a great all rounder.
Another great tour and review of a boat I’m interested in thanks
Hope it was useful!
Id really love you to do smaller boats, maby trailable boats and sailboats as well, like the content either way
Cheers Doan! I am actually planning to bring some sail boats to the channel as I am a sailor too. I will film the 895 Jeanneau soon which is smaller but at the moment i'm just flooded with big boat filming requests so until I can grow the channel and put a crew together I may not have capacity to expand into the little boats just yet.
Great presentation of the boat!:)
Cheers Marco
Got mine 5/3. Very please, minor adjustments as personal preference. Lot's of compliments on the dock. Excellent ride at 24knts.
6 months later, boat is too light for a choppy bay. Great for smooth waters.
Oh awesome to hear! Hopefully I did the boat justice in this video. I think the 1095 is a great all-rounder.
Nice tour. Thanks.
No worries
great review! could you please do the 895 sport if you soon get a chance? thanks for the wonderful content!
Cheers Youssef, yes I can do the 895 Sport actually. There is one down at The Spit near me. I'm booked up for a little while but i'll try get that done in March for you.
What a great design. Did the boat have a Microwave in the galley??
I can't remember but usually it's an option on most boats
Nicely done.
Damn, it seems to me that Jeanneau build quality ranks up there with Sea Ray. Excellent design of a sub 40 foot boat.
Actually to be fair I think Sea Ray build quality would be a tad better but the price will also be more $$. In terms of amazing space utilization, good ideas and suitability for the family market I think the 1095 is one of the best boats in this class.
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife Dan, that's what I was getting at, they're building a quality boat for a lot less money. But the workmanship is almost to that standard of Sea Ray for less dollars.
Hmm , need a semi to pull it around the state or 😅another state. I guess. Wish it held another 100 gallons of fuel . I really like this one.
THE family boat still remains the Sea Ray 580 Sundancer from the 2000's.
How is the quallity of those boots?
I really enjoy Your videos
Another great review, Dan. Jeanneau vs Flipper? Whaddya think?
Depends how you're going to use the boat Matt. Flipper is the higher quality and performing boat but Merry Fisher is more functional for many different purposes.
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife Mainly a dayboat but (very) occasional overnights (2 adults, 2 kids). The Flippers just seem better put together and higher quality fittings?
Hello Will and Dan, Thank you for this wonderful boat tour. I’m a owner of Antares 9 and thinking about and upgrade :) Would you recommend Antares 11 or Merry Fisher 1095? Also you installed a gyro to Merry fisher 1095, are you happy with it? Does it really make a difference? Lastly, is it possible to install it (with generator) to Antares 11 as well? Sorry for shooting questions at you :) but no one else knows about gyros and lots of info about these boats in Turkey :) THANK YOU!!
G'day Deniz, I've only tested the Antares 9 and not the 11 so I can't give you an accurate opinion. It really depends on the style of boating and your requirements as to what boat is the better recommendation to own. I feel that 1095 was definately a better all rounder and nicer in the ocean compared to the Antares 9 however as I've not tested the Antares 11 it would not be fair to pass comment on it's handling until i've tested myself.
Re the gyro they installed a Quick gyro in a 1095 in Queensland so I have not tested this myself as I am in NSW. However I have tested the Quick on many other boats and from a comfort perspective if you are having lunch in an exposed anchorage or if you like to drift while out at sea then yes it will absolutely make your experience more enjoyable. Regarding installing it on the Antares 11 with genset I don't know the answer.
I have the world cat 280 DCX which is an absolute tank in 4-5’ chop and only drafts 18” but I want to size up with a cabin or 2 and the battle in my head is this 1095/fly and the Axopar Xcross cabin. Both boats have me slightly on edge with quality. On paper the 1095 wins the usable space game while the Axopar seems more sea worthy and gets you there faster. Input?
Yes the Axopar/Jeanneau is built to mass production boat quality but that's why they are generally cheaper. Also factor in that with mass production boats you have a very saleable boat when it comes time to sell and move into the next boat. I know Axopar very well having sold them for 5+ years and done around 500hrs on the 28 & 37. The Axopar kills it in terms of offshore handling and performance but the Jeanneau kills it in terms of liveability and space. If you want to stay on the boat at your destination then buy the Jeanneau. If you want to enjoy the ride and stay ashore then the Axopar is possibly the better bet. Plenty more variables than that but this is just my two cents.
I owned a merry fisher, it’s an ok boat but it dose rattle a lot and quality finish doesn’t really hold up in hot climates and saltwater
Yes it’s a boat to keep for 2yrs and then sell because they are easy to sell and hold up on value pretty well. The gelcoat does not last long in tropical climates without regular attention. Same for many European boats to be fair
Nice boat! Does this come with a fishing package?
I believe that is an option yes
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife I checked, apparently, the fishing package includes 2 rod holders only -:(!
I am looking for a grill, live-well and small sink in the back instead of that long bench seat.
You mentioned being able to put a genset and a gyro. But is there space below for both? All the videos I have seen only has one or the other.
Yes the storage compartment would have space for both from what I saw. I understand this has already been done on a boat in Qld using a Quick Gyro.
@@BoatLife_DansBoatLife Thanks. I have this model on order.
I’ve a 1095 with both a Fisher Panda gen set and a Seakeeper 2
@@suetwunyhlim4882 thank you. That is good to know. Do you have any pictures that I can show my dealer?
@@baseballdadq8The Gen Set from factory came in a transverse position at the fore of the lazarette . The Seakeeper now takes this spot The Gen set was moved to a port side longitudinal lie towards the stern, where the motor batteries were. It’s tight, but this keeps access to the fuel tank filters, as well as the panel access at the area lying astern of the lazarette . The Gen set fuel tank now resides here. But, FYI I’ve also replaced all the batteries with Lithium. This has freed up space in the lazarette for the Gen Set. The space for the house batteries is now used for the house AND starter batteries (lithium). So it’s not plug and play. 🥲
Any other poor people watching this wishing they could afford a yacht? No, just me? Yeah, okay.
Oh don’t worry I can’t afford any of these either haha… I’m just lucky I get to drive everyone else’s boats 🛥️
Me it's a wish. But I can't afford it either.
Yes me.
Acomodation not spacious the head room is not good😅
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Nice boat, Mercury engines suck.
I have Marry Fisher.The quality is awful 😢
Definitely mass market quality I know. But they seem to have such a strong market everywhere I go so I’d still buy one if my plan was to turn it over in 2yrs for the next boat. Is that what you’re doing…?
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