Hell yeah sounds awesome

Are you going to watch the TT while you're there ?

Nice! I looked into Pioner boats but at the time I couldn’t buy one in New Zealand. How’s the ride on your boat, is it a dry ride in rough seas?

@@Deep_Down_Productions I think that most of these boats sit quite flat in the sea, so they can all be a bit “wet”. The secret i think is to try to get the bow up in heavier seas. I also have a Bonwicto and that’s a better sea boat, easy to get the bow up! We all try to go off in calm weather though! 😅

Hey Jerry, chose not to get the steering setup as I use all that space for dive bottles/gear. By the time I have all my gear plus two divers she's a full boat. Think the steering console would be awesome with the 435 model with the longer hull.

Love to see a video of your WHALY zooming around streams of NZ, if you ever post one please let me know!!

@@Deep_Down_Productions Will do, I have some footage but am waiting to get some more drone shots etc.

@@Deep_Down_Productions Just made a video of my 370 if you want to have a nosey.

Wow really, cheers I had no idea. Thanks for that piece of information 👍🏼

There's very little water pressure on the bung plug from the inside, and it is actually easier to remove the plug when it is inside the boat to drain water out of the boat when you're on a plane. I do it all the time

@@besearchingforwisdom6267 I've tried both spots now and I agree I do prefer inside the boat myself

Paint exists

I've only used this boat in the harbour and ocean, worst conditions I've been out in was 2.5-3 metre rolling swells 25-30knot wind and she did great. I was drenched from head to toe, but I had a good smile on my face. Haven't capsized it and hopefully I never do, I don't think it would right itself once it's over.

@@Deep_Down_Productions do you have any experience with a similar sized zodiac cadet inflatable? how would you compare? I think the flexible inflatable handles the waves better no?

@@embededfabrication4482 I owned a 3.5m inflatable before buying my Whaly and that did cut through waves better due to the deeper V hull going into the waves in larger seas. I do personally prefer the Whaly when it comes to a following sea as rides the wave better. I understand these boats aren't everyone's first choice but I personally love this boat over the inflatables that I have owned, I don't t have to worry about getting holes in the tubes due to fish hooks, knifes or spearguns tips. It has so much more room as a similar sized inflatable due to the cut out seats. Reading all you comments maybe the newer shape 400 may suit your needs better than 370 but for me the 370 does everything that I want it to do and gives me a smile at the end of the day. All the best with your new purchase whatever that maybe. 🤙🏼

@@Deep_Down_Productions I bought a 14' aluminum, with a 22 year old evinrude 15hp outboard. I spent 1000 fixing and getting it all running only to find I don't like it, I can't go on the ocean with it, at least I'm good at fixing outboards now. a lot of people are saying that despite the risk of damage an inflatable can bend for the waves. I really like the Whaly boat though, rotomoulding has come a long way.

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Hey Mac Expert, sorry no info on the hull regarding address of manufacturer etc. I bought my one through our NZ distributor who imports them from Netherlands directly. Good luck becoming a dealer as I’m sure this would be a great business to buy into.

@@Deep_Down_Productions Thanks I guess they are made there then :-)

@@macexpert7247 Im from the netherllands and yes they are made here (like 10 miles from my house).. u should look up whaly in the netherlands and talk to them about importing (i guess)... a mate of mine owned a 310.. solid dingy, a few ponts i dindt like aswell.. 1 is it isnt self draining.. other is the cupholders arent selff draining aswell.. also the 310 really doesnt want to go on plane (u might get it with a 15 hp but even then it looks weird)... the 370 does better on that front.. but is also a lot more expensive.. Its a good boat to leave out in the water.. but to sad it isnt self draining so ur going to need to pull it out or get to scooping.. atleast u can never sink one.. (it wont sink through rain ever).

@@larsvegas1505 Thanks! I am thinking of the 435 or 500

Yeah there is. Not sure where but have a Google.

Yeah on the lookout for a Jack plate to lift it. Will make a video on that installation

Hey Roby watch this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mq-UaruB2q7UeI0.html and you can make up your own mind. 😙

@@Deep_Down_Productions Ah ah ah, It was a rainy day?!? Thanks for your video!

Yes you’re right at this point but have fixed the issue as hopefully you’ll see in other videos in my collection