View Poll Results: resin bucket vs. bravo butt ??
crusty but trusty resin bucket all the way..
25
23.81%
CIG all the way...
35
33.33%
OUTER LIMITS blows them both away
29
27.62%
i'm a CAT kinda guy !!
16
15.24%
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Poll: Resin bucket VS. Bravo Butt ???
#33
Charter Mod
Charter Member
I think some on the board have an unclear idea of what defines "handling rough water."
If you want to bash "through" the rough stuff and go slower (like a barge). Buy an old school vee, there is nothing wrong with that
If you want to ride on top of the rough stuff and still carry fast speeds, the old school designs won't get you there. Sorry, it's the facts, I've owned both...."yeah but, yeah but, yeah but", SORRY it's the facts
Anyone who thinks the new designs, stepped, non stepped, new material, whatever, can't handle big water are mistaken.
If you want to bash "through" the rough stuff and go slower (like a barge). Buy an old school vee, there is nothing wrong with that
If you want to ride on top of the rough stuff and still carry fast speeds, the old school designs won't get you there. Sorry, it's the facts, I've owned both...."yeah but, yeah but, yeah but", SORRY it's the facts
Anyone who thinks the new designs, stepped, non stepped, new material, whatever, can't handle big water are mistaken.
#35
Registered
Originally posted by cigracer38
I think some on the board have an unclear idea of what defines "handling rough water."
If you want to ride on top of the rough stuff and still carry fast speeds, the old school designs won't get you there. Sorry, it's the facts, I've owned both...."yeah but, yeah but, yeah but", SORRY it's the facts
I think some on the board have an unclear idea of what defines "handling rough water."
If you want to ride on top of the rough stuff and still carry fast speeds, the old school designs won't get you there. Sorry, it's the facts, I've owned both...."yeah but, yeah but, yeah but", SORRY it's the facts
Oh,vee's??? OL, then Cig.
#36
Platinum Member
Platinum Member
I agree, taking Outerlimits out of this conversation, (because there is no comparison) a perfect example would be the 38 top gun. The 38 TS stepped boat is 1000 times the boat that it's non stepped sisters are in rough water and calm. It finally rides close to level instead of that traditional bow up look.
#37
Charter Mod
Charter Member
Originally posted by lucy
define rough young brandon.........
define rough young brandon.........
Definitely was not directed at you and your rig. 90+ in that weight of boat is SOLID. You know what rough water is though. When your girl is screaming in your ear about how long it will be before ya get any if you don't slow down. Or when the cooler keeps staring you in the face with every drop, docklines hitting you on the sholder, etc Ballpark for rough (to me), 6+, I MEAN A TRUE 6+
Now there is water that no one should be in. I just hit the ditch and find a good cocktail those days.
#38
Charter Mod
Charter Member
Originally posted by animalhouse
a perfect example would be the 38 top gun. The 38 TS stepped boat is 1000 times the boat that it's non stepped sisters are in rough water and calm. It finally rides close to level instead of that traditional bow up look.
a perfect example would be the 38 top gun. The 38 TS stepped boat is 1000 times the boat that it's non stepped sisters are in rough water and calm. It finally rides close to level instead of that traditional bow up look.
They are all kick ass. Old, new, prototype, sweet.