Cant wait to see more next week. When you get to the owners berth; if Nick does not say “this is where the magic happens” I’m going to be disappointed 😂😂
The question is not what is on this boat, rather what is not......... that list is sure to be much shorter. Accolades to Nick, Teresa and the boat designers for creating such a dream boat. If you havn't already shared, I would be curious as to a final price tag, delivered. Very much looking forward to your next video, this video WAS VERY WELL DONE! TY for sharing with us Nick and Teresa, so excited for you guys....CONGRATS!
Nice. I suspect you can solve a lot of visibility issues with well positioned tiny external cameras which can then turn every monitor (and TV) into a great portal to your surroundings including sail plan. Also, underwater cameras which could be useful for anchor retrieval if not also anchor setting (such as after driving up to look down and confirm hook after setting then drifting back... saves diving on the anchor I would think). :)
Move the helm to an elevated bulkhead position and I would be all over this model. I do not like looking through the windows and around the roof to see the corners of the boat and the sails. Maybe misinterpreting Nick's comments, but it seems as though he would agree. LOVE LOVE LOVE your utility room.
Wow, what an incredible tour of the Seawind 1370 catamaran in Part 1! This boat is absolutely stunning, and I can't wait to see more in the upcoming parts. The attention to detail is impressive, and I appreciate how you've thoughtfully designed the boat to cater to both comfort and functionality. Keep up the fantastic work, and I'm looking forward to the next installment of the tour! Enjoy the journey and continue sharing your love for sailing with us.
Very nice! As Terysa was describing the nav station, I couldn't help but think that an extra 2in/5cm height of the desk surface would make a huge difference for her.
Yup, simply raising the desk to the level of the instruments and allowing that extra 20 cms under it to raise the chair further would solve any issue. Hopefully future hulls will allow at least to have that option.
Seawind should raise the Nav desk to counter height. Then a better chair that goes 4 inches higher adjustable leg rest so shorter people can see better from it and taller ones can lower the seat. Such an easy fix for Seawind.
Good tour. I like the Seawind design. My only reservation about that layout is the position of the TV screen - it's liable to get scratched one day by someone going up or down the companionway.
Absolutly beautiful boat! You should very proud of her. Not only a great Catamaran but a great home on the water. So looking forward to watching you sail her around the world.
Nice to see you guys back on the water. Can't imagine the frustration from delays. Terrific layout. I really like the open connected space. The white color also adds to the charm of the boat. Enjoy!
It really is the nicest boat you ever reviewed, and the fitout is mint! Loving the safari hatches, the flappy door, it's all just so well thought out. Only thing that isn't so well thought out, ironically, is the thing Nick used to always complain about - liferaft deployment!
You know, I've kind of been a little confused about this. If the liferaft sits behind the dinghy, why aren't they using the Dinghy instead of the life raft? You have power, you could have a small chart plotter, a radio, and other items. Technically, I suppose, you could make it so that when you deployed the dinghy, you could automatically deploy the life raft, too. All of this assumes you have time to get the dinghy down and off the boat and then get the life raft out. If the boat were to capsize (rogue wave? Collision?) it might not be possible to get either out.
Thanks for the tour and honesty, Nick and Terysa. Have you thought of installing one of those wideview cameras on top of the mast? Should allow you to see around the boat better, including the jib.
I have just discovered your channel while watching the Wynns, love your new boat, she is beautiful, and I like your content, I have subscribed and now catching up on all your videos, you have a very entertaining channel.
Thanks for the detailed tour around your incredible boat! The planning and thought you both put into the boat has made for a gorgeous vessel. We are looking forward to the next video.
This looks better than the HH44 and larger too. Just a better looking Cat. in fact, it may well be the best cruising cat on the market. Certainly the best in the 45 footer range. The Outremer 52 is the next size up leader imo.
Thanks for the walkthrough and what a great cat! Favorite features are definitely the safari windows and the chute in the galley to dispose of biodegradable waste (such a little but important feature!). Really interested to see how the seals & latches hold up after a year or two and if they'll be leak-free. Downside is when on passage, you won't be able to have them open so there will be no airflow, but at anchor they are amazing. Just a note to SeaWind, they need to update their website to reflect what the true visibility of the boat is looking through the windows, the renderings they show are misleading.
That was a great first look at your new home. I can’t wait to see the next episode to see the rest of it. I live full time in a 42 foot Fifth Wheel RV and we have 5 Furrion cameras around the outside of the RV so we have a 360 view while we’re inside the RV. I wonder if a couple of them would work on the front of your boat’s roof to give you a look at the rest of the sails while you were underway. They are 12 volt cameras and the screen comes in sizes from 4.5, 5 and 7 inch sizes. The screen could be portable so you could move it around depending on which helm station you’re using at the time. A small portable power station could be used to power the monitor so you wouldn’t need to plug it into something every time you moved it around.
Outstanding achievement in corralling your years of experience into design and execution ❤ home and actual justified use of the cliche ‘awesome’ well done both
I came aboard with Gone with the Wynns, but I've subscribed so looks like I'm staying on board with you guys as well along with them. I enjoyed the tour and it is a beautiful catamaran.
Gorgeous boat! I’m focused on buying the 1370 too but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. I think you guys have the “Ruby Rose edition” dialed in nicely. Well done! Cheers!
A nice tour of a really great boat! I just would have raised the nav desk a few centimeters, perhaps up to where the wood ends. Also, the TV looks small and in a corner - perhaps you can add a beamer and a roll-out screen one day for movie nights. Either opposite of the sitting area inside or if you want to go completely crazy, install a huge curtain/screen across the door area and watch from the rear bench in the cockpit.
I learnt of your channel because of Nikki and Jason....and as we all know with YT's algorithms if you watch 1 channel you are inundated with every other channel in the same genre for weeks......I liked your blatant honesty.....so I chose to sub to your adventures.....When it comes to video's I enjoy....I really don't mind video's of a longer nature.....I have no problem with video's in the 30-45 min length....I realize that is a lot more editing for you...I just wanted to let you know there are some out here who don't mind longer video's....but over all...I enjoy your adventures....
Great video guys, probably should research tea bag through the shoot as most tea bags are made of plastic and don't break down .Place them in the rubbish.Cheers.
I believe that this was your best video to date! Now I can really appreciate your wonderful catamaran. Prior to this, I was undecided, but yes, it is a fantastic layout and very beautiful. I really enjoyed how direct and informative this vid was without a lot of fluff. Two thumb up!
You could put a rectangular flat screen monitor on that inside beam that holding up the ceiling between the two center window with a out door camera facing up to the jib that way when you are at the helm you can watch that jib on the monitor.
I just love RR2 and the attention to detail you’ve both put into it. I think it’s the best boat in the sailing/vlogging community and am looking forward to following your adventures. 😊
Awesome boat and I’m happy for you both! The only thing that *may* be bothersome is the placement of the TV…doesn’t look like you can see it comfortably while seated at the table or when using the daybed but I may be wrong. Regardless, you have a beautiful home!
You’ve waited a long time and now here you are, it must be great to see your designs in action. These boats are very tropics designs, I’m wondering if they make cats that are northern capable? People Debating helm positions, I think the future will be… no helm position outside, I would have preferred to simplify the design by having electric joystick controls for helm and throttle, I know about auto pilot b&g etc but I haven’t seen a handheld version where I could helm from anywhere onboard, I know some people like to helm continuously while on sail but with a cat I don’t really think it’s necessary. Regarding your engines I feel like you made a great choice.
Great review and super nice sailboat! I never realized how short Theresa is and the problems she has seeing out of windows when "driving". I know that short people sometimes have jumper seats when driving cars so they can see out the front windshield and special pedles and such. Maybe she could get a jumper seat or some sort of high chair when on watch? Not sure, but there must be something that can be used to overcome this (there must be "speciality" stores that sell this sort of stuff). Keep up the great videos guys and love that sailboat!
Beautiful boat - the light colored wood looks very nice especially the bird's eye maple - you two have such great taste - well done on the tour - your video skills are really good - can't wait to see more. Enjoy your new boat.
Looks like all you rplanning has paid off with a beautiful, practical boat which appears very livable. As for the Nav station, Terysa you could get a periscope the is mounted on a pull down lanyard. HaHa! What about getting inflatable tenders to help save space in that forward locker?
you guys have just sold me the design of the boat! :)
Cant wait to see more next week. When you get to the owners berth; if Nick does not say “this is where the magic happens” I’m going to be disappointed 😂😂
The question is not what is on this boat, rather what is not......... that list is sure to be much shorter. Accolades to Nick, Teresa and the boat designers for creating such a dream boat. If you havn't already shared, I would be curious as to a final price tag, delivered. Very much looking forward to your next video, this video WAS VERY WELL DONE! TY for sharing with us Nick and Teresa, so excited for you guys....CONGRATS!
WOW! ... Stay Safe & Fair Winds!! ☘
Cheers mate
Nice.
I suspect you can solve a lot of visibility issues with well positioned tiny external cameras which can then turn every monitor (and TV) into a great portal to your surroundings including sail plan. Also, underwater cameras which could be useful for anchor retrieval if not also anchor setting (such as after driving up to look down and confirm hook after setting then drifting back... saves diving on the anchor I would think). :)
You are like two kids at Xmas. I love it.
Move the helm to an elevated bulkhead position and I would be all over this model. I do not like looking through the windows and around the roof to see the corners of the boat and the sails. Maybe misinterpreting Nick's comments, but it seems as though he would agree. LOVE LOVE LOVE your utility room.
Nic’s tools in “our” work shop. 😊😂
glad to see you both settled, calm,relaxed and happy !
Wow, what an incredible tour of the Seawind 1370 catamaran in Part 1! This boat is absolutely stunning, and I can't wait to see more in the upcoming parts. The attention to detail is impressive, and I appreciate how you've thoughtfully designed the boat to cater to both comfort and functionality. Keep up the fantastic work, and I'm looking forward to the next installment of the tour! Enjoy the journey and continue sharing your love for sailing with us.
Absolutely beautiful! Gods Speed.
Thanks mate
Very nice! As Terysa was describing the nav station, I couldn't help but think that an extra 2in/5cm height of the desk surface would make a huge difference for her.
Yup, simply raising the desk to the level of the instruments and allowing that extra 20 cms under it to raise the chair further would solve any issue. Hopefully future hulls will allow at least to have that option.
Seawind should raise the Nav desk to counter height. Then a better chair that goes 4 inches higher adjustable leg rest so shorter people can see better from it and taller ones can lower the seat. Such an easy fix for Seawind.
Oh she purrty. Vessel lovely too xx 😅😂😂
Wow!... just Wow!!!!!!...
Great looking boat. Thank you
Beautiful boat
Enjoy ❤
Good tour. I like the Seawind design. My only reservation about that layout is the position of the TV screen - it's liable to get scratched one day by someone going up or down the companionway.
Nice boat guys . Not surprising really . It is ,after all, a Seawind
Employe(s) of the Year did it again!...great presentation ❤...did I mentioned presenters attire and personal grooming? ❤❤❤
Behind the sink leading out to the cockpit is the a fold out table. Attached to the cabinet
Absolutly beautiful boat! You should very proud of her. Not only a great Catamaran but a great home on the water. So looking forward to watching you sail her around the world.
That's the plan!
Nice to see you guys back on the water. Can't imagine the frustration from delays. Terrific layout. I really like the open connected space. The white color also adds to the charm of the boat. Enjoy!
Beautiful boat!!!! GOOD for you....GOD Bless and HAVE FUN!!!!!!!
It really is the nicest boat you ever reviewed, and the fitout is mint! Loving the safari hatches, the flappy door, it's all just so well thought out. Only thing that isn't so well thought out, ironically, is the thing Nick used to always complain about - liferaft deployment!
You know, I've kind of been a little confused about this. If the liferaft sits behind the dinghy, why aren't they using the Dinghy instead of the life raft? You have power, you could have a small chart plotter, a radio, and other items. Technically, I suppose, you could make it so that when you deployed the dinghy, you could automatically deploy the life raft, too. All of this assumes you have time to get the dinghy down and off the boat and then get the life raft out. If the boat were to capsize (rogue wave? Collision?) it might not be possible to get either out.
Perfect boat for a couple to operate. Love all of the layouts.
Thanks for the tour and honesty, Nick and Terysa. Have you thought of installing one of those wideview cameras on top of the mast? Should allow you to see around the boat better, including the jib.
Really enjoyed this show today. Merry Christmas from Florida
Love the boat and the channel. Really enjoined the tour. Looking forward to part 2 of the tour.
I have just discovered your channel while watching the Wynns, love your new boat, she is beautiful, and I like your content, I have subscribed and now catching up on all your videos, you have a very entertaining channel.
Thanks for the detailed tour around your incredible boat! The planning and thought you both put into the boat has made for a gorgeous vessel. We are looking forward to the next video.
take note that during high sea state, the sea water might shoot outta your sink, seeing yours is a straight pipe into the sea
This looks better than the HH44 and larger too. Just a better looking Cat. in fact, it may well be the best cruising cat on the market. Certainly the best in the 45 footer range. The Outremer 52 is the next size up leader imo.
Thanks for the walkthrough and what a great cat! Favorite features are definitely the safari windows and the chute in the galley to dispose of biodegradable waste (such a little but important feature!). Really interested to see how the seals & latches hold up after a year or two and if they'll be leak-free. Downside is when on passage, you won't be able to have them open so there will be no airflow, but at anchor they are amazing.
Just a note to SeaWind, they need to update their website to reflect what the true visibility of the boat is looking through the windows, the renderings they show are misleading.
That was a great first look at your new home. I can’t wait to see the next episode to see the rest of it. I live full time in a 42 foot Fifth Wheel RV and we have 5 Furrion cameras around the outside of the RV so we have a 360 view while we’re inside the RV. I wonder if a couple of them would work on the front of your boat’s roof to give you a look at the rest of the sails while you were underway. They are 12 volt cameras and the screen comes in sizes from 4.5, 5 and 7 inch sizes. The screen could be portable so you could move it around depending on which helm station you’re using at the time. A small portable power station could be used to power the monitor so you wouldn’t need to plug it into something every time you moved it around.
Outstanding achievement in corralling your years of experience into design and execution ❤ home and actual justified use of the cliche ‘awesome’ well done both
Thank you so much!
Loved the intro to your vessel.. very nice!! Look forward to however many parts there will be!!
A very very nice vessel
Rewatch. Glad you have this boat sorted now.
A beautiful home. Such a difference from RR1
I came aboard with Gone with the Wynns, but I've subscribed so looks like I'm staying on board with you guys as well along with them. I enjoyed the tour and it is a beautiful catamaran.
Floating casa la rubin rose 😊
very nice, ......I prefer the swan 48 that you did a "tour" on in Southampton. All a matter of taste!
Gorgeous boat! I’m focused on buying the 1370 too but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. I think you guys have the “Ruby Rose edition” dialed in nicely. Well done! Cheers!
Gorgeous boat! Congrats! You two are lovely!
A nice tour of a really great boat! I just would have raised the nav desk a few centimeters, perhaps up to where the wood ends. Also, the TV looks small and in a corner - perhaps you can add a beamer and a roll-out screen one day for movie nights. Either opposite of the sitting area inside or if you want to go completely crazy, install a huge curtain/screen across the door area and watch from the rear bench in the cockpit.
I learnt of your channel because of Nikki and Jason....and as we all know with YT's algorithms if you watch 1 channel you are inundated with every other channel in the same genre for weeks......I liked your blatant honesty.....so I chose to sub to your adventures.....When it comes to video's I enjoy....I really don't mind video's of a longer nature.....I have no problem with video's in the 30-45 min length....I realize that is a lot more editing for you...I just wanted to let you know there are some out here who don't mind longer video's....but over all...I enjoy your adventures....
Nice!
Great video guys, probably should research tea bag through the shoot as most tea bags are made of plastic and don't break down .Place them in the rubbish.Cheers.
Two Thumb UP!! Congratulations. Looking forward to seeing the differences/comparisions between Nicky and Jason's 44.
So, there are cushions that adds an inch or two to chairs.
So so nice. Looks like you're finally settling in...love to see it!
Worth the wait. Beautiful home!!
Beautiful nice lovely boat ❤❤❤❤
I believe that this was your best video to date! Now I can really appreciate your wonderful catamaran. Prior to this, I was undecided, but yes, it is a fantastic layout and very beautiful. I really enjoyed how direct and informative this vid was without a lot of fluff. Two thumb up!
Beautiful boat. Congratulations! I've loved the little mods you have been making, like the shelf paper. Form follows function. Keep it up.
Excellent video. Even though I’ve been aboard, I still can’t wait for part 2.
Build your own spice containers for the rack. It should be easy.
You could put a rectangular flat screen monitor on that inside beam that holding up the ceiling between the two center window with a out door camera facing up to the jib that way when you are at the helm you can watch that jib on the monitor.
Beautiful boat
What's up the mast? Some things electronical, no doubt. 🤣 Looking forward to seeing one of these 1370s next year in Annapolis.
Great episode! Thanks again for sharing your space with us. I think your boat is quite beautiful!😊
Dream boat ! ! ! And you guys are wonderfull, very enjoyable blog, enjoy it we will do it with you. Saludos, OsoYolo from Antigua Guatemala.
Great home, congrats!
Throw a couple of couch pillows in that chair to raise your butt up a bit at the nav station.
I just love RR2 and the attention to detail you’ve both put into it. I think it’s the best boat in the sailing/vlogging community and am looking forward to following your adventures. 😊
Beautiful boat!
I want one of those boats and I want it now!
Aloha! Love it.😊😊😊😊
Awesome stuff just love it Blessings and joy to you both
Stunning boat ❤
Awesome boat and I’m happy for you both! The only thing that *may* be bothersome is the placement of the TV…doesn’t look like you can see it comfortably while seated at the table or when using the daybed but I may be wrong. Regardless, you have a beautiful home!
I feel like I already actually watched it being built. Step by step
So far the reveal is beautiful
Sweet Cat!
You’ve waited a long time and now here you are, it must be great to see your designs in action. These boats are very tropics designs, I’m wondering if they make cats that are northern capable? People Debating helm positions, I think the future will be… no helm position outside, I would have preferred to simplify the design by having electric joystick controls for helm and throttle, I know about auto pilot b&g etc but I haven’t seen a handheld version where I could helm from anywhere onboard, I know some people like to helm continuously while on sail but with a cat I don’t really think it’s necessary. Regarding your engines I feel like you made a great choice.
Love your new boat. Probably won’t fit down any canals!! lol!!
Great review and super nice sailboat! I never realized how short Theresa is and the problems she has seeing out of windows when "driving". I know that short people sometimes have jumper seats when driving cars so they can see out the front windshield and special pedles and such. Maybe she could get a jumper seat or some sort of high chair when on watch? Not sure, but there must be something that can be used to overcome this (there must be "speciality" stores that sell this sort of stuff). Keep up the great videos guys and love that sailboat!
I love my playstation. Maybe I’ll see ya out there. Nice boat too. ; )
I watched the panel discussion you did in Annapolis with Dave, today I saw your boat in the marina 😂. It looks good
Just to say, lovely boat, the aussies know how to build cats! Looking forward to see the interiror. Good on you guys to choose the bulider you did.
Beautiful Boat! Enjoy your new home. Hope all of your challenges are in the past!
Beautiful boat - the light colored wood looks very nice especially the bird's eye maple - you two have such great taste - well done on the tour - your video skills are really good - can't wait to see more. Enjoy your new boat.
Beautiful❤
Great review. How much it cost in this configuration?
Excellent !!!
You can't have a Playstation without a TV! Which brings us to the question... what games are you playing, Nick?
Thanks for the tour of RR2.
So... no beer tap?
I would look online for some spice jars that would fit. The ones i found were 1.8 inch square or roughly 46mm square and held 4 oz.
Yep good suggestion!
Nice boat!
Looks like all you rplanning has paid off with a beautiful, practical boat which appears very livable. As for the Nav station, Terysa you could get a periscope the is mounted on a pull down lanyard. HaHa! What about getting inflatable tenders to help save space in that forward locker?
Great Tour! You all have done a fabulous job outfitting RR2 to be a fabulous Live Aboard… with the exception of no radio @ the Helm!! 😅 👍😎👍
Thanks for sharing. We will be looking out for ep 2. Would love to know what were standard and what you guys had to add as variations or extras.
Great tour! Question, I can see on the coach roof, the solar panels being stepped on while tending the main. Are the solar panels OK to walk on?
great episode, thanks !!!
T, Get someone to build you a bench seat / pad with step/footrest so you can sit on the counter during watch. Fold for storig.
A very beautiful boat . Nice to see you guys smiling.
Nice.
Great boat. Nice to see you guys settled in.
Are all the windows/ hatches glass?
Beautiful boat. Looking forward to episode two!