Your welcome. More cats will be coming soon. Thanks for watching!

Ok, the more people ask the better. At the moment i dont do that because of retention, viewers are bored fast. Maybe when enough people want it, i will do it. Thanks for watching!

Hi John, Yes i will be filming all the sunreefs there. The lineup is: The Sunreef 80 and Sunreef 60 - two yachts belonging to the shipyard’s all-new sailing range are to make their official international debut at the show as well as the head-spinning 40 Open Sunreef Power Diamond Edition. The Sunreef Supreme 68 Power and Sunreef 74 are also to join the shipyard’s Cannes Yachting Festival 2018 lineup for what is going to be a unforgettable showcase. Thanks for wastching!

I totally look forward to them! great job, thank you!!!

Dumb idea. Can't believe it got funding.

No its just some buyer, buying it for charter purposes. Thanks for watching!

old story, if you have to ask..... :)

Sunreef doesnt give any prices. Its a policy.

Catamaran Channel 😂 😂 sure they do

7 mil. AND you can still order it.

Hey, Donald.

Right? I've never understood this. Some designer once upon a time decided that master baths need his/hers sinks and it stuck. I disagree with it completely. Rarely have my ex-wife/GF and I been using the sink at the same time. It happens, but you wait a minute or two and that's that.

Yup, seams inline with the other experiences I have heard from Sunreef boats. They look good, but thats about it.

Do you know a comparable boat of this size? I can't afford one right now, but I would love to have a Catamaran with around 70 feet that can also be sailed by two people and has the ability to carry a strong tender and jetski. It should be fast, solid and modern.

you and i are on the same page. here is what i have done so far: i have a 2016 Outremer 51, with reverse water piercing bow. i find that overall weight is the single biggest limitation to water speed on a sailing cat. my 51 weights at 31000 lb (actual weight on shipyard lift with water and fuel, not the advertised fake weight) and it easily cruise around 9 - 10 kt (no surfing, purely water speed, surfing speed is also fake speed because if the waves are moving at 10 kt then a simple drift wood will surf faster than a lagoon 45, that's not fair.), then when you go offshore with surfing you will travel around 13 to 14 kt on a constant bases (assuming wind is at least 17 kt+ from the sides or behind) Outremer go up wind well, true wind can come from 60, apparent wind 40 degrees and the boat goes 9 - 10 kt (17+ true wind is mandatory of course). i can stretch it to pointing 30 degrees apparent but boat speed will drop to 7-8 kt. my rigger and sail maker actually sailed her at 14.2 kt and for 5 minutes or so we had 22-24 kt true wind and we sailed at 15.3 kt, on an EMPTY boat, water tank empty, fuel almost empty, no tender, storage all cleared out. don't believe the 20+ kt boat speed videos on internet, they are surfing, ive surfed at 26 kt gps speed but that measn little when you do 24 hour average, the best i can average in 12 hours is still 10.5 kt. problems: very small accommodations, you wont be able to carry BOTH tender and jetski, you will have to choose one. I'm taking the jetski. i upgraded to lithium batteries plus watt and sea hydro generator. price tag of this set up : about 1.2m the next step up is HH catamarans, priced around 2.7-3m, you will get a full carbon 55 feet, with big rooms and carry a jetski and rumors are it can cruise consistently at 16ish kt. next step up is a 60 feet gunboat, that will cost 5.5 - 6m at least....... so you see the length of the boat didn't increase all that much but the price just keep doubling. when you get past 60 feet you wont single hand it realistically, keep it under 60 even if you can afford bigger.

Thank you very much for your response! When I used to be a kid I was invited to my uncle's Sunseeker Manhattan 84 twice. He used to have a few boats up to 30 meters and offered them for charter, in the end they costed him a fortune. Nevertheless it was the best experience of my life, since then I have been crazy for yachts! The Outremer 51 is a dream of a boat for a very fair price in my opinion! I love to watch "sailing la vagabonde", they have an Outremer 45 which is also pretty cool. Working hard & smart to make it possible ;)

Elon Baartar - I appreciate your input. I'm looking at Sunreef 62 and been trying to get some personal input on them. During San Diego Comic Con last summer my son and I stayed a few slips away from a Sunreef. I think thyre stunning but I've not sailed on one.

Yes its on my channel. Mc60 is coming soon Thanks for watching!

I guess I'll have to subscribe so I can see that.

Did you watch the whole video?

You don't t want to know it.

Well, first, don't do it to your Sunreef 74. And second, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? 99% of Sunreef production goes to charter companies. Finding a second-hand Sunreef that wasn't chartered all its life is harder than marrying a three-legged balerina.

Have your anger management courses work in the past 5 years? 😀

The buyer does. The buyer decides what goes in and what goes out. Thanks for watching!

@@CatamaranChannel yup. and thanks for replying.

So in the end, how did you configure your Sunreef, JohnDoe? 😀

You must be a BLAST to visit a museum of modern art with. 😀

@@Maloy7800 yep..😁