33 vs. 36 outlaw
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More weight equals a better ride in the rough. Go with the 36 if you will be in rough water alot.
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Like I have always said, "A Foot is like a MILE" on a boat.
They both ride very well, but the rougher it gets the extra three feet starts to show up.
As Steel Outlawed recently said, buy all the boat you can afford and that you can trailer.
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In the rough, the 36 rides better
than the 33 ( and I own a 33)
than the 33 ( and I own a 33)
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Have a 33
33 rides better...LOL
Common sense would tell you the weight and footage the 36 would ride better. But...there are varabiles to each boat that makes a world of difference. Driver experience, tabs, drive height, props.
I bought a set of bravo 1 four blades for my 33 while my 3 blades were in the shop getting labbed. Mercury Racing said "DO NOT PUT THOSE 4 BLADES ON YOUR BOAT". Man were they right. I was embarrassed to have people ride with me at LOTO
Have a 33
33 rides better...LOL
Common sense would tell you the weight and footage the 36 would ride better. But...there are varabiles to each boat that makes a world of difference. Driver experience, tabs, drive height, props.
I bought a set of bravo 1 four blades for my 33 while my 3 blades were in the shop getting labbed. Mercury Racing said "DO NOT PUT THOSE 4 BLADES ON YOUR BOAT". Man were they right. I was embarrassed to have people ride with me at LOTO