Lol. "Needs a grab handle" is hardly critical. And that's usually the extent of his criticisms. For example, the hydrofoils he mentions have been a major nightmare. They break. The larger issues he never touches on

Many of his reviews appear to be veiled paid advertisements with minimal criticism of minor aspects to make it seem unbiased.

Thank you!!

Thank you we will tell Steve! Happy Holidays!

Yes! I think he said 1.3 mpg at 3000rpm. Curious by how much the foil will increase efficiency and speed.

Lets see. Fishing or wife?🤔😆

@@stevehampton5834 Fish wife?

Yeah that’s a no go… head needs separate shower also.

I have this boat and pretty much everything in between is 1.0mpg. Also, the WOT is more like 0.9mpg

One of the major issues, especially with a catamaran is weight and balance. The Verado 600 has a minimum dry weight of 1260lbs, the 300 Verado weighs in at 600lbs (both the 350 and 400 are 668lbs). You would also have to figure in the added weight of beefing up the transoms to handle the extra power. Cats especially are NOT happy if the weight balance is off, so you would need to add roughly 700lbs or more to the bow of each hull to balance out the weight of the larger outboards, kiss much of the added performance goodbye at that time. Note: I'm not a marine engineer, I have talked with some and spent quite a few hours working with some design software over the last year and a half.

@@michiganengineer8621 These things I know. But you see speed boats built to handle a pair of 1350's. That's one ton each with insane power. Obviously there are technical reasons but it would be cool to hear behind the doors reasons for these choices

@@Bubbles99718 I agree they could, but remember those speedboats with the 1350's or larger are a very different hull design than a cruising cat like the Aquila's and they're designed for one thing, to go fast. When it comes down to it, the biggest reason is probably $$$. Most people who are looking at something like the Aquila 32 or 36 aren't wanting the biggest HP engines available. That said, I'd love to put a pair of the 600's on the 36 footer lol

not only old. I'm 1,9m and probably would have to low my head in and out, and wouldn't be comfortable in those stairs.

3M waves ??? Lol even 40ft yatchs will struggle in 3m waves

Says the guy wearing clothes made all over Asia.

Dude, what???

Educate yourself. Broaden your horizons and read some history. In lieu of that, at least read this. Boats being referred to as "she" harkens back to ancient times when they were dedicated to goddesses. The more modern, but still ancient reason behind it is that the boat being thought of as feminine would invoke feelings of the maternal instinct. That the boat would protect it's sailors while they were at sea. Tradition carried it over to modern times. Times that are apparently trying to erase the noble history of things like this.

Don't start bringing woke wankery around here.

Young man...stay off my grass !!!

Get a life