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sailboat tour Hanse 455 - E27
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
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German boatbuilder Hanse Yachts has added some serious pizazz to the middle of its range with the Judel/Vrolijk-designed 455. Just like its siblings, the new 45-footer looks sharp, sails like a dream and is big for her size. Down below, a thoroughly modern interior is as comfortable as it is functional, and topsides, there’s lots of space on deck and in the cockpit to relax and enjoy the ride - a darned good combination, I quickly concluded, on a blustery, picture-perfect fall afternoon out on Massachusetts’ Buzzards Bay.
With a northerly breeze pushing 20 knots, we probably should have thrown a reef in the main before we set out, but instead the boat’s owner opted for a full hoist. I suspected that our beat out of the harbor would be on the sporty side, and it was - quite fun, too. With the powered-up full-batten main and self-tending jib closehauled, we heeled considerably, but in the puffs, just when I expected the boat might round up, the 455’s high-aspect rudder dug in a little deeper, the shoal-draft cast-iron keel did its job, and the boat shot forward as though we were riding on rails.
Tacking the Hanse was as simple as turning the wheel, since the jib is led to a car on a track forward of the mast and tends to itself. With all sail control lines led aft, including the double-ended German-style mainsheet and halyards, electric primary winches set just forward of the twin wheels made the sailing equation that much easier. Even overcanvased, boat handling could not have been simpler.
Beating to windward, we made 8 knots and better, and we saw the GPS speed jump to 9-plus knots when we eased sheets and headed off on a reach. You could cover a lot of miles pretty effortlessly on this boat, upwind and down. In calmer conditions, you’d definitely want to fly the optional asymmetric sail, tacked down to the bail built into the bow roller, to thoroughly enjoy a gentlemanly run off the wind.
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I have a Hanse - quite a bit smaller and way more retro - but I am a big fan of these boats. All are designed by Judel&Vrolijk so they sail really, really well. Like this one I opted for a non self tacking 135 headsail to improve off wind and reaching performance. This is not like most Retro reviews but I really appreciated it - great job as always Scot!
Really cool video. As a Coronado resident, this boat is set up for local race dominance, I like this. The boat looks minimal. Looks like the terror for visited yacht club racers. Thanks, Anarchy
wow this boat is gorgeous its a dream
Go browns! They had a great season. Loved the boat and the video
they certainly did! rebuild the defense and now you are talking...
I don't know what it is.... but I want it! Ahhh.... but I dooooo know what it is and I realllly want it!
Great vessel. I know one that crossed from the Med to AU. They sailed in comfort to say the least. Scott you definitely know how to do these videos.
AWESOME! THANKS
Great to have another video but really a Hanse 455 vs Taxi Dancer. All the Best - Steven
Need to do the O.G. performance cruiser, Valiant 40!
Hanse stands for "big value for money". That's why they are quite big in the charter boat scene. Sailing quite well but not very fast. Not really boats for the involved sailor (as you can see e.g. at the traveller situation). Nice for a weekend trip.
Seems to me that you bagged on Craig at Scuttlebutt for having a Patreon account....?
cut n' paste leweck just decided to beg for money, without adding anything to get it. I know he just bought a million plus dollar house in pt loma so it looks like panhandling pays. We spend thousands and thousands of dollars producing these videos. we are actually creating something, and what has he done? nothing.
so if the community doesn't value these videos and we aren't able to continue through any other funding, then we will have to simply stop making them. and that day is looming...
I'd like to piggy back on this. patreon isn't just a money generator. It also is a great community platform. It gives the audience a place to connect directly with us and get a peak into how we do all this. I don't know what scuttlebutt offers and frankly don't care, for us this is another tool and we're using it to get closer to those who enjoy what we're doing
How about doing a J111?
Ok nice. More race boats please. Sorry about the Browns, but they played well.
First, nice wedge on compression post to support trailing edge of mast.
I missed the part that it was under powered for San Diego is that in reference to the traveler and head sail sitcho
How about doing a RETRO vid on a SHOCK 40, pretty technical boat with a lot of interesting attributes.
Yeah, give us a video about this mean machine!
I'll look into it, not sure we have any in San Diego
I love the series and this was a nice vid of a nice, but hardly classic boat. "Less retro and more Metro" LOL! But when you were standing on the foredeck, I saw what looked like an old Cal 40, but longer. More Ports in the cabin trunk. Maybe you should get to know that guy! I'd like to know more about that one. All that said, next time I charter, if I see one of these as an option, that would be a nice way to spend a week!!
that is a cal 48, and it is on the schedule!
@@SailingAnarchyUSA I'd never heard of a Cal 48, much less seen one! Can't wait! Keep up the great work!
Hunter has been using that style since the 90s.
There is a New 460 thats going to be launched in August - different designer
Happy you covered a mass produced coastal cruiser but expected Sailing Anarchy to be a little more critical.
why?
@@SailingAnarchyUSA The long term quality of a Hanse offshore - I met a couple in the BVIs that bought a new Hanse in Europe and sailed it in the med and across the Atlantic - they said all the hardware had to be replaced bc it disintegrated. The production boats look nice but don’t wear well.
Low cabin house because it has a lot of freeboard (4 steps up from the dock)! Expresso machine (LOL)! Obviously not a connoisseur!
Did they sponsor this one or something? Why a modern Hanse?
Just throwing something new in there. Our editor Jean wanted to do a couple more modern boats. Don’t worry we have plenty of Retro boats to do just switching gears a bit.
-Justin
This was my first thought too.
What happen to the channel? Have they given up?
In your travels if you see a oyster 485 on the dry for sale, shoot me a message. I'm looking for a project boat. Tks safe travels
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Dear God, is he selling BBQ or sailboat?
WTF is a HansEh 455?
comfortable but not fast or that nice to sail. can't get the boom on centre so racing is out of the question.
I f*cking loved it ... Until you said, “Deck Step Mast” 🙄😒
I like it
A floating Motel 6. No thanks.
I love boat tour channels and there is not that many out there...Iam not being mean but your tour of these confusing...You jump all over in the interior...Start at on end and walk through..Tell the year...Sorry but your all over the place
that's not a video for sailinganarchy fans. too cruising boat
oh that's bullshit. we cover as many types of boats as we can
All that glitters don't shine , bad build quality, the equipment is to small for the power, so breaks a lot,
Oh Scott, really?
Just another typical white plastic boat? I see dozen of Hanses in the Baltic Sea every year and they are not made for sailing but for camping.
Just something new and different for us. We’ll continue with the more “retro” stuff. Just seeing what people like out there
I disagree the 458 water length gets longer as it heels and as a result hull speed goes up - these things can reach all day long at 10 Knots plus - with almost no effort
This presentation is off the mark and has no historical value whatsoever!