Looks like she slams a fair bit, doesn't really cut through the waves, just hits em. I think I'll keep my $1.3m for just now until something better comes along! =D
I liked the style, it had a reasonable flare that the boat driver didn’t know how to use. It needed more trim to get bow up, so the hull could land on top of the wave and push water aside. Boat driver aka steering wheel holder, was plowing into waves, coming off of one wave with the bow pitched down and stuffing it into the next wave, that was above the bow deck. Poorly demonstrated for a boat in that $$$ class, to very picky clients.
These hull shapes also like the vanquish seem like they slap alot ,or plow through the waves Which if in a sealed cabin would be good. Hard to really know without being on it.
This channel never fails to provide great, and abundant, examples of people with more money than brains. I retired from the aviation business which is afflicted by the same syndrome. The difference is general aviation tends to kill those who suffer from the ailment a bit quicker. Being a successful lawyer or doctor, does not a competent boat captain, make you! Nor does being wealthy improve aviation skills. But egos are huge and can be impossible to overcome. But the sea cares naught about such things, nor does the earth when it collides with your broken flying machine. One of my truisms is: “Never Underestimate the Ability of an Intelligent Person to make Stupid Decisions."
😏👍 Great idea! It's a lofty and selfless goal to succeed in failing to operate a boat competently, so that others can derive entertainment from your sloppy "boatsmanship"! The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates once predicted, "in the future, clueless recreational motor boat owners will provide a great service to humanity, by giving them something to laugh about".
I liked the drone footage of the Apache, always was curious what it was like past the inlet. A full drone video showing from the bridge to "out front" would really be nice
I agree, I’d love more drone footage beyond the inlet. The Apache was great then the Cigarette right after it coming back in was great also. It’s not very often that we get to see that far our from the inlet!! 👍🏼
There's an old saying, "If it looks right, it is right" and I think that is all you have to say. A cigarette ,or Apache is that shape for a very good reason. Thanks for the channel!!
The SAY 42 was sorely in need of a better captain. The Pershing went through pretty smooth all the way ! But the best part is the drone shots, I love that you have both ground and air shots, because it looks totally different from the air ! Good goin' Wavy ! 👍 🇨🇦 ✌️
straight lines might look pretty, but need some flair on that bow to push the water away from the hull. and a straight up instead of a point not the best design. Look how far out a Fountain nose points.
@Nomen Clature Alot of the shrimpers around here are the same (Straight up and down) but those are Displacement hulls used for long haul fishing. The hull shape for plane boats usually need something more pointed. He has a displacement front end and he is trying to use it as a plane. doesn't always work.
I’ve sailed for 35 years in many sea states. When I look at the conditions these boats go out in I simply ask why. Not so much because of danger, which I rarely see here, but just because it doesn’t look fun.
I have the same thoughts. I was raised in the Catalina Channel and have owned a boat since I was 8 years old. I don't see this type of boating enjoyable.
Fantastic drone shots mate! Congrats on keeping the boat within frame despite the wind and boat movement! You are becoming a true expert in these shots! Wow
SAY 42 has to go back to the hull design team. It dropped its bow off every wave. Now the Apache could not get much better- amazing rough water design. Great drone footage.
Yeah, I wouldn't be happy with that thing. It sliced deep into the waves. Either it's not designed for rough water and any sort of speed (but why give it that low swept windshield then) or it's just a crappy design.
Don’t forget the SAY was doing maybe 20 knots compared to the Apache doing 5 or 6 knots at the mouth of the inlet. Of course at those speeds there will be marked differences in the way the two vessels perform in steep sloppy white cap conditions.
That Pershing 5x was down right impressive, my favorite in this video. I also noticed that Vanquish was a dry ride, such a solid boat, i like that one too.
Something real miami vice about those drone shots of the apache boat and to think back in the day they had to use helicopters to get those kind of shots.
I liked that first boat hull design. I'm guessing that the builder had many hrs on a computer doing fluid dynamic testing. The way it cut thru the chop and rolled the water forward was impressive. Respect !
@@vannigiovannigio8861 ☑️ I agree! I don't know the technical term for it, but the tip of the bow is angled almost vertical, instead of being raked back and downward(like 99% of boats), which seems to result in more water being tossed upward over the bow and into the seating area.
The balance of the Apache is phenominal. It stayed up on plane & stable, with what appears to be a very dry ride impressive. As for your mystery boat, it appears to be an early 90's SeaRay Express or Sundancer. No way to tell from the outside of the hull, as they are the same. The difference is in engine placement & straight vs. V - drives. Most definately not a factory paint job.
Looks exactly like my 92 Sea Ray. Transom door to the starboard and rounded glass windscreen. The big indicator was the arch mount. They didn't mount them like that for very long. Mine is a 300DA (SunDancer).
Those boats that look like submarines tend to submarine. Both of those Cigarette guys showed the Apache how it's done in that class of boat--keep your speed up and drive over everything. The dark gray boat at 5:55 gave a very effective lesson in surfing a following sea, and made a very nice way though the inlet. Speed must be dead on, maintaining steerageway at all times. Very smooth.
Seems to me that the Say42 makes for an excellent submarine. Its not only the bad captains fault, the hull design needs to be tweaked, its got too little buoyance in the bows as it is now. Could also do with a spray rail or two above the waterline.
No kidding. What kind of morons buy boats with nothing to deflect water from the forward deck, and then take them into open water? "A fool and his money..."
Meh, I'm going to go with trendy "wave piercing" hull design makes for a wet ride. And maneuvering to the sides of the inlet doesn't showcase how the vessel does in heavy seas, which is what I think they wanted to see. So, it "pierced" those waves just like it was supposed to, the only question is why you would want a pleasure boat to do that. And I can only imagine those passengers in the rear that were getting their eyelids pealed back by all that cold ass salt water slapping them in the chest and face were wondering the same thing. 😃
Unbelievably unsafe, not enough buoyancy fwd for a heavy confused sea state. It’s clear & obvious the bow section is trying to steer this design, shelve it and start again. 🇳🇿🇨🇦
When l was a boy in the early 70's, we all talked about the race boat the 'Cigarette' and how awesome it was. Now I see the company still exists and it seemed to hand the rough water the best. Thanks for a reminder of their existence 👍
You can spend 1.3 million on a boat but that doesn't mean you can correctly use the thing. It almost went from an expensive boat to a cheap submarine within seconds.
Great job on the drone footage! Keeping the boat in frame from different angles, especially as it accelerates outside the inlet, isn't easy! Impressive and fun.
I've finally found something in the Midnight Express price bracket that handles a head sea even worse than they do. Yes some of it was driver error but to me it appears that there is something very wrong with the hull design on that first boat. And oh boy, imagine the detailing and repair bills after that drenching in salt! Apache, however, damn I'm in love with that beast. She must be the most glorious way to waste huge amounts of money in a marine environment ever. Yes, there are faster and certainly newer designs but that hull and that boat in particular are perfection to me. She'll also blast right past a lot of the newer stuff when the seas come up a bit.
Right on! ME’s are some of the worst sea UNworthy vessels out there. They’re great in glass calm but even a small swell will cause distress. If I was spending that kind of money on a boat last on my list would be ME’s. Midnight Express = Little pecker syndrome
@@DanielC__ Agreed, I've driven MEs from 750 right up to 2500hp and they are fun in the calm but if I'm spending upwards of a million bucks ()assuming you want whole lot of outboards) I want something that can handle a seaway. Hell, most of the go-fast cats are better in the rough stuff than an ME. Yes, they take a bit more skill to drive hard, fast and safe but if you can't be bothered learning how don't buy crazy expensive boats. I've also never understood this obsession for big opens, if you want something big and fast that isn't an all-out racer buy a classic Magnum, you will never break that and you stay dry.
Never ceases to amaze me,,people will spend millions of dollars on a boat,and never even think about a 200 dollar life vest!! This is why we have the statistics we have
Both the Say and the Vanquish performed extremely well with the power delivery keeping that bow up and planning. Also the drone shots is a game changer, we can see how the front of vessels is working against the waves ahead before impact. Keep up with the awesome work!!
Not everywave is the same. Its about how the hulls pierce through and be in contact with the water. Imo, both delivered the goods with the power combo each vessel had.
LOL you're not. my happiest day was the "good riddance" one when I got rid of my "well made" POS 27 footer. And BTW, this here Haulover Inlet never caused me a problem; I treated it with great respect, not like these pathetic morons.
As beamy as Duh Say 42 seems at top-deck level, it appears to be rather "fine" (narrow) at the waterline... i.e. is there even room for a usable cabin+head in that overpriced toy? Methinks it's targeted at middle-aged (divorced) bachelors who want to bar & grill hop along the Intracoastal... always a salient market. 😁
I've watched a lot of these videos and it seems like a lot of boats get slammed down pretty hard. So I am wondering if there are any cases of a hull being cracked?
Nothing is impossible but most boats you see at places like these are typically built for it. But like everything else you can't beat on a hull day in and day out for 30 years and expect it to still have the integrity it once had.
That Pershing was absolutely dream!!!!!! Never seen one before, definitely never will in person , but that is my new dream boat!!!!! Sorry Midnight Express !!!!!
Great video! SAY 42 is stunning, great hull design which got that throttle happy amateur captain out of trouble by cutting through. People need to slow down, trim the nose up and take the sides of the inlet. Side note, amazing drone flying, super smooth flying keeping the boats in frame. 10x better than I can achieve on a calm day, great content 👏😎
I can't believe they were treating that first boat shown the way they were I guess they didn't have to work that hard to buy it or maybe they're just idiots but this channel is freaking entertaining and I hate water and I don't own a boat and I never will and I love this channel for no reason at all and that's good enough for me just like my mother used to say okay maybe not by now bye-bye bye-bye
At the expense of pounding the hell out of the passengers, and any heavy spray will still end up in the cockpit - 'cause wind/waves, you know, *that* whole thing.
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What do you guys think of the SAY 42? Does it get your deposit?
Is it a submersible? Works Great..!
Looks like she slams a fair bit, doesn't really cut through the waves, just hits em. I think I'll keep my $1.3m for just now until something better comes along! =D
I'll take a Midnight Express anyday over that boat.
I liked the style, it had a reasonable flare that the boat driver didn’t know how to use. It needed more trim to get bow up, so the hull could land on top of the wave and push water aside. Boat driver aka steering wheel holder, was plowing into waves, coming off of one wave with the bow pitched down and stuffing it into the next wave, that was above the bow deck.
Poorly demonstrated for a boat in that $$$ class, to very picky clients.
These hull shapes also like the vanquish seem like they slap alot ,or plow through the waves Which if in a sealed cabin would be good. Hard to really know without being on it.
This channel never fails to provide great, and abundant, examples of people with more money than brains. I retired from the aviation business which is afflicted by the same syndrome. The difference is general aviation tends to kill those who suffer from the ailment a bit quicker. Being a successful lawyer or doctor, does not a competent boat captain, make you! Nor does being wealthy improve aviation skills. But egos are huge and can be impossible to overcome. But the sea cares naught about such things, nor does the earth when it collides with your broken flying machine. One of my truisms is: “Never Underestimate the Ability of an Intelligent Person to make Stupid Decisions."
Getting through law, or medical, school does not equate to competency. Of course, doctors can always bury their errors.
Grammar's perfect
@@thisisbeyondajoke6748 - It's sad that literacy is so uncommon as to merit comment.
Grüße aus gut old Germany nach USA oder wo auch immer sehr gut geschrieben auf den Punkt gebracht ich habe mich köstlich amüsiert über den Text
They have tons of money now profiting from our new illnesses they got paid more to mid diagnose.
Impressive yacht. It can stuff on the way out and on the way back.😂😂😂
When I win Powerball I'm gonna go and buy a big ass boat just to make Wavy proud as I epically fail.
Name it the Stuff Muffin. Stuff in and out of the inlet for great content.
If I hit the Powerball I'd buy a surplus USCG 47' MLB and take it to Haulover just to show folks that this inlet ain't that rough!
😏👍 Great idea! It's a lofty and selfless goal to succeed in failing to operate a boat competently, so that others can derive entertainment from your sloppy "boatsmanship"! The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates once predicted, "in the future, clueless recreational motor boat owners will provide a great service to humanity, by giving them something to laugh about".
@@HighlanderNorth1 good one Highlander. Also remember to forget any common sense that you have. Cool thanks for sharing buddy.
Why wait. Buy a small skiff and make the video now🎉
I liked the drone footage of the Apache, always was curious what it was like past the inlet. A full drone video showing from the bridge to "out front" would really be nice
You got it Tommy. Thanks for the feedback. More drone on the way! 🙌
That was awesome! Followed by that nice Cigarette!
It sure beats the Say42
As a side note, I wonder if multiple drones buzzing around make some of those crews feel like a Serengeti buffalo plagued by flies.
I agree, I’d love more drone footage beyond the inlet. The Apache was great then the Cigarette right after it coming back in was great also. It’s not very often that we get to see that far our from the inlet!! 👍🏼
There's an old saying, "If it looks right, it is right" and I think that is all you have to say. A cigarette ,or Apache is that shape for a very good reason. Thanks for the channel!!
Ok ok that drone shot of that first speed boat was bad ass!!!
The SAY 42 was sorely in need of a better captain. The Pershing went through pretty smooth all the way ! But the best part is the drone shots, I love that you have both ground and air shots, because it looks totally different from the air ! Good goin' Wavy !
👍 🇨🇦 ✌️
straight lines might look pretty, but need some flair on that bow to push the water away from the hull. and a straight up instead of a point not the best design. Look how far out a Fountain nose points.
@Nomen Clature Bingo
@Nomen Clature I live in southport most of the carolina charters are Ocean Yacht super sports and Hattaras.
@Nomen Clature Alot of the shrimpers around here are the same (Straight up and down) but those are Displacement hulls used for long haul fishing. The hull shape for plane boats usually need something more pointed. He has a displacement front end and he is trying to use it as a plane. doesn't always work.
I’ve sailed for 35 years in many sea states. When I look at the conditions these boats go out in I simply ask why. Not so much because of danger, which I rarely see here, but just because it doesn’t look fun.
Totally! (me too on the sailing bit). Those powerboats smashing up and down on the waves does not look remotely pleasant.
Easier not to get a BUI. On our lake bad weather is a death sentence in the channel.
The boaters are showing their stupidity.
I could go on Sebago Iake (it's like the Atlantic in miniature) here in maine and get that kind of chop. Rough on the body after a while tbh
I have the same thoughts. I was raised in the Catalina Channel and have owned a boat since I was 8 years old. I don't see this type of boating enjoyable.
Fantastic drone shots mate! Congrats on keeping the boat within frame despite the wind and boat movement! You are becoming a true expert in these shots! Wow
My man, that drone footage is amazing!
IKR!!
The way the weight is distributed in that Apache 47 it certainly gives the crew a fantastic view of the sky.
The trim or drive settings affect the pitch too. That Apache is one of the most sea worthy boats of its kind.
SAY 42 has to go back to the hull design team. It dropped its bow off every wave. Now the Apache could not get much better- amazing rough water design. Great drone footage.
Yeah, I wouldn't be happy with that thing. It sliced deep into the waves. Either it's not designed for rough water and any sort of speed (but why give it that low swept windshield then) or it's just a crappy design.
They were probably lucky not to sink the thing
Don’t forget the SAY was doing maybe 20 knots compared to the Apache doing 5 or 6 knots at the mouth of the inlet. Of course at those speeds there will be marked differences in the way the two vessels perform in steep sloppy white cap conditions.
@@gordonwells1626 I was referring to Apaches in general. check out videos of Apaches racing. How they handle big water is beautiful.
The drone footage following the boats out was amazing!!
Loved how smoothly the Mako came in... can't beta and old hand
LOL!!! Seeing the drone would put you under so much pressure not to look stupid. 🤣🤣🤣
They were ALL stupid for not wearing life vests!!
The SAY 42 is a lake boat! 😂😂😂
A picnic lake boat!😀 Ugly AF!
Or for a big swimming pool ;-)
That Pershing 5x was down right impressive, my favorite in this video. I also noticed that Vanquish was a dry ride, such a solid boat, i like that one too.
Drone Foottage 10/10 ! nailed it with Apache !
Something real miami vice about those drone shots of the apache boat and to think back in the day they had to use helicopters to
get those kind of shots.
Technology is crazy... Soon we will have full frame mirrorless 8k on a drone. 😉
Miami vice? How old are you? Lol
@@vcash1112 old enough to remember it well 😁
@@BlandNutz Ha! I still remember the "in stereo where available" that used to come on the screen at the beginning of each episode.
@@Bob-cv6ol I still remember the SNL skit "Cleveland Vice", in "mono"
Those 2 old men in that Cigerette boat were reliving their good Ole days
Captain should have spent some of that money he dropped on his shiny new Say for some boating lessons.
Yeah totally agreed
That drone footage though!! Cinematic!!
I liked that first boat hull design. I'm guessing that the builder had many hrs on a computer doing fluid dynamic testing. The way it cut thru the chop and rolled the water forward was impressive. Respect !
TAke a look at the old wooden race boats from the 30s nothing new under the sun
I agree. The skipper however, doesn't understand the idea of sitting on the back of the wave.
Not really. Its quite a wet boat. The look was cool but it kept the passengers wet. That boat was more show than effectiveness.
@@vannigiovannigio8861
☑️ I agree! I don't know the technical term for it, but the tip of the bow is angled almost vertical, instead of being raked back and downward(like 99% of boats), which seems to result in more water being tossed upward over the bow and into the seating area.
@@HighlanderNorth1 Yeah man. From watching it move im almost willing to bet it was built without reverse chines.
The drone shots were great, Tony.
The drone footage is by far the best great job
The balance of the Apache is phenominal. It stayed up on plane & stable, with what appears to be a very dry ride impressive.
As for your mystery boat, it appears to be an early 90's SeaRay Express or Sundancer. No way to tell from the outside of the hull, as they are the same. The difference is in engine placement & straight vs. V - drives. Most definately not a factory paint job.
agreed, Mystery boat is an early to mid 90's sea ray maybe a 93+/- 370
Those dark colored surfaces stay nice and cool to the touch….
Looks exactly like my 92 Sea Ray. Transom door to the starboard and rounded glass windscreen. The big indicator was the arch mount. They didn't mount them like that for very long. Mine is a 300DA (SunDancer).
My thought exactly on the paint job. Never seen a black SeaRay that size. How to look modern on a budget, I guess.
The mystery boat sure looked like a Sea Ray painted anything other than white lol
Go pros and drones give such a cool perspective, keep the vids comin.
Drone clips were film studio quality, gave a great sense of place!
I know nothing about boats . I'm learning so much from your incredible channel about the people that operate them.
You're learning that they are rich morons.
Fabulous drone footage guys....perfectly framed and balanced. ❤️
Drone shots were amazing
🛑🛑 Great Drone Shots 😀👍💯!!
Beautiful shots from the drone!
Mystery boat looked like a blacked out older sea-ray , 32 or 34 Sun-dancer twin merc inboards
I thought older Bayliner but you could be right
It reminds me of a line from a Billy Joel song. "You can't dress trashy, 'til ya spend a lot of money."
The boat needs a better pilot.
But its still rock and roll to me
Those boats that look like submarines tend to submarine. Both of those Cigarette guys showed the Apache how it's done in that class of boat--keep your speed up and drive over everything. The dark gray boat at 5:55 gave a very effective lesson in surfing a following sea, and made a very nice way though the inlet. Speed must be dead on, maintaining steerageway at all times. Very smooth.
Yes, the black boat captain knew how to ride waves correctly. He was the best.
That Apache has made plenty of runs through haulover. This is the only time I've seen them go through that slow.
That Say 42 stuffed every chance it got. Either bad design or bad captain but definitely couldn't handle rough seas
THAT DRONE SHOT OF THE APACHE WAS SO SICK!
I know right......could have watched those guys all day...ADDICTING HEY?!!!
Nothing more enjoyable than getting bounced around in a boat 🛶 😂
Seems to me that the Say42 makes for an excellent submarine. Its not only the bad captains fault, the hull design needs to be tweaked, its got too little buoyance in the bows as it is now. Could also do with a spray rail or two above the waterline.
I agree 100%😎
No kidding. What kind of morons buy boats with nothing to deflect water from the forward deck, and then take them into open water? "A fool and his money..."
Captain was horrible though, and the boat is not idiot proof
In a head sea it looks better, than in a following sea where it needs fuller bow sections to add buoyancy to mitigate stuffings
Meh, I'm going to go with trendy "wave piercing" hull design makes for a wet ride. And maneuvering to the sides of the inlet doesn't showcase how the vessel does in heavy seas, which is what I think they wanted to see. So, it "pierced" those waves just like it was supposed to, the only question is why you would want a pleasure boat to do that. And I can only imagine those passengers in the rear that were getting their eyelids pealed back by all that cold ass salt water slapping them in the chest and face were wondering the same thing. 😃
The drone work on this channel is fabulous!
Unbelievably unsafe, not enough buoyancy fwd for a heavy confused sea state.
It’s clear & obvious the bow section is trying to steer this design, shelve it and start again.
🇳🇿🇨🇦
When l was a boy in the early 70's, we all talked about the race boat the 'Cigarette' and how awesome it was. Now I see the company still exists and it seemed to hand the rough water the best. Thanks for a reminder of their existence 👍
Seevee always seem to cut through water nicely ... Good design overall
Mystery boat looks like a murdered out 90s Sea Ray Sundancer 🤣. Diesels and 1 offshore rod 🤷🏻♂️
You can spend 1.3 million on a boat but that doesn't mean you can correctly use the thing. It almost went from an expensive boat to a cheap submarine within seconds.
They have no idea how cruel water can be when you have no knowledge just money
You got that right
Yep, he better hope he chose the " multiple bilge pumps" option :)
This looks more like a design flaw than Captain error to me. The boat does not look seaworthy.
@@tylerdurden6335 If the captain knew what line to pick and speed up and slow down at the right moment it would do fine. But he doesn't...
The Miami Vice theme song is strong in this one...
The Apache 69 goes out so many times. You have to wonder if it is up to it's old tricks.
Gotta pay those bills! ❄️❄️❄️
UPS.
Isn't it owned by some race car driver?
Dude that drone shot of the Apache was sick as hell
Great job on the drone footage! Keeping the boat in frame from different angles, especially as it accelerates outside the inlet, isn't easy! Impressive and fun.
The drones do that by themselves!
That first boat had a wild looking hull. Very cool
I'll give the captain of the Mystery boat big points for the piloting skills.
I like this channel because I enjoy seeing people having fun on the water.
Everyone in the back reminded me of wet Koalas just waiting to get back to the dock.
Good shots of Apache! Must have been an exciting moment.
THE ideal reason to have a drone!
Great shots!
within frame despite the wind and boat movement! You are becoming a true expert in these shots! Wow
Captain of the Say makes it look like an Inland Lake boat for 2' swales. He better stay in the Intercoastal ..
Great footage of Apache!
I've finally found something in the Midnight Express price bracket that handles a head sea even worse than they do. Yes some of it was driver error but to me it appears that there is something very wrong with the hull design on that first boat. And oh boy, imagine the detailing and repair bills after that drenching in salt!
Apache, however, damn I'm in love with that beast. She must be the most glorious way to waste huge amounts of money in a marine environment ever. Yes, there are faster and certainly newer designs but that hull and that boat in particular are perfection to me. She'll also blast right past a lot of the newer stuff when the seas come up a bit.
Right on! ME’s are some of the worst sea UNworthy vessels out there. They’re great in glass calm but even a small swell will cause distress. If I was spending that kind of money on a boat last on my list would be ME’s. Midnight Express = Little pecker syndrome
@@DanielC__ Agreed, I've driven MEs from 750 right up to 2500hp and they are fun in the calm but if I'm spending upwards of a million bucks ()assuming you want whole lot of outboards) I want something that can handle a seaway. Hell, most of the go-fast cats are better in the rough stuff than an ME. Yes, they take a bit more skill to drive hard, fast and safe but if you can't be bothered learning how don't buy crazy expensive boats.
I've also never understood this obsession for big opens, if you want something big and fast that isn't an all-out racer buy a classic Magnum, you will never break that and you stay dry.
Drone operator is great with stabilizing the video as well as keeping it all centered.
Love the drone shots 🙌🙌🙌
Ok, those drone shots are everything! Give me more…….please!!! 😉😉😉
I'm just guessing that the clients didn't buy the SAY...
I was guessing the same but who knows?
The SAY 42 sure does stuff the bow nicely.
If their SAY's intention was to plow thru and under waves, then I say they have a winner. Regal is my guess on mystery boat.
Any Cigarette owner: "Ohh look at those waves! Lets see how fast we can fly through them!"
So much is about the skipper. That little Mako came in like a boss.
One way to lose a sale is drenching the clients In salt water.
Killer drone shots...that water inlet is really Rough...
3:10 Hell yeah
Never ceases to amaze me,,people will spend millions of dollars on a boat,and never even think about a 200 dollar life vest!! This is why we have the statistics we have
Drone views were great this video
Both the Say and the Vanquish performed extremely well with the power delivery keeping that bow up and planning.
Also the drone shots is a game changer, we can see how the front of vessels is working against the waves ahead before impact. Keep up with the awesome work!!
I thought the Say looked rough. The Cigarette bounded over the waves like a jaguar over rough ground.
Not everywave is the same. Its about how the hulls pierce through and be in contact with the water. Imo, both delivered the goods with the power combo each vessel had.
Love the drone footage!!! Now we go out into water, look back and see the area. Excellent footage!!!!
I could never afford one of these boats, but I don't feel like I'm missing anything!
LOL you're not. my happiest day was the "good riddance" one when I got rid of my "well made" POS 27 footer. And BTW, this here Haulover Inlet never caused me a problem; I treated it with great respect, not like these pathetic morons.
Dude...your drone footage...EPIC!
As beamy as Duh Say 42 seems at top-deck level, it appears to be rather "fine" (narrow) at the waterline... i.e. is there even room for a usable cabin+head in that overpriced toy? Methinks it's targeted at middle-aged (divorced) bachelors who want to bar & grill hop along the Intracoastal... always a salient market. 😁
So many gorgeous boats but that Pershing was spectacular !! 🤩😮🤩
I think the say hull design appeals to folks who are perhaps more concerned with "style" and materials over function, at least in rougher waters.
Love these videos and the sound quality. Wish I was there.
I've watched a lot of these videos and it seems like a lot of boats get slammed down pretty hard. So I am wondering if there are any cases of a hull being cracked?
Nothing is impossible but most boats you see at places like these are typically built for it. But like everything else you can't beat on a hull day in and day out for 30 years and expect it to still have the integrity it once had.
Small stress cracks most definitely
Mystery Boat just looks like early 90's Sea Ray that got a lot of attention
That Say 42 looks like a damn brick, but the guy driving it is like "MOVE OVER, BRICK COMING THROUGH!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
Wonder if these people got into some serious trouble if they would know how to handle it
No.
Whoever is flying the drone is doing an excellent job!
That Pershing was absolutely dream!!!!!! Never seen one before, definitely never will in person , but that is my new dream boat!!!!! Sorry Midnight Express !!!!!
Great video! SAY 42 is stunning, great hull design which got that throttle happy amateur captain out of trouble by cutting through. People need to slow down, trim the nose up and take the sides of the inlet. Side note, amazing drone flying, super smooth flying keeping the boats in frame. 10x better than I can achieve on a calm day, great content 👏😎
Mystery boat is a 90s 35 Sea Ray Sundancer that's been "customized"
Has any hover boat gone through this inlet? Would be fun to see how those deal with these kind of waves.😂
These guts with performance boats are always the best operators
The Mystery boat @ 6.06 maybe a model from "Bayliner" seems similar shape just a guess from an Australian watching on
I can't believe they were treating that first boat shown the way they were I guess they didn't have to work that hard to buy it or maybe they're just idiots but this channel is freaking entertaining and I hate water and I don't own a boat and I never will and I love this channel for no reason at all and that's good enough for me just like my mother used to say okay maybe not by now bye-bye bye-bye
Could have been performing sea trials on a new design.
That bronze color boat might wanna check for cracks.
🎵We all live on an orange submarine,
Orange submarine, 🎶
Orange submarine. 🎼
Dude, i love the drone perspective!!! more please!
1.3 million for crap
you dont buy the captain..
Very stark contrast between the Say and the Apache
More juice and the say 42 would have been fine
At the expense of pounding the hell out of the passengers, and any heavy spray will still end up in the cockpit - 'cause wind/waves, you know, *that* whole thing.