I agree...it's rolling and bobbing like a cork. It would be extremely uncomfortable for the people on board. Looks like the hull design is best suited to very flat water. This sea state was a poor choice to film this boat in 😔

@@53glowe All light displacement boats behave like that in this swell, even the highly praise Ranger Tug. This rolling occure at light displacement speed and as soon you speed up, say high displacement speed or semi-displacement it tend to almost disappear. If it my informations are correct, it is at least half the price of a Ranger Tug 31. Yes it is less powerfull (115HP versus 300HP) , in almost all canal we are limited at 10 km/h max, here in east Canada. If this little yacht was available here it would be my choice over a Ranger Tug. By the way, a Ranger Tug 31 CB is almost 400,000 canadian dollars with tax and some options . Sun Camper 35 are announced at 111,313 euro (161,856) which is more affordable even if you add some electronics. I think it made more sense for family with young children or a little vacation with friends.In fact my only concern is the quality and the hull solidity because i think it is on the light side in weight for a 35 foots lenght. Have a good day, Yves Trudel

This boat is really for lakes and rivers.

@@danielbillingsley74 You're right Daniel, when I look at the POTONs numbers sold here ( a lot) in Canada, a poor way to boating especially when weather is fast changing, this boat is a very good alternative so I will wait if someone import it in Canada.

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Das kann ich nicht bestätigen. Meine Mercury Motoren laufen in der Ausbildung und Charter Hunderte von Stunden ohne Probleme.