Originally posted by Scott B :eek: :eek: Please tell me thats a typo... Scott B |
Originally posted by clearcut3 Please let me know if you get this....I wanna see them holding on :eek: :D |
All conditions??? I don't think so:rolleyes:
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GO RIDE IN THE CAT AND BE AMAZED
Even the small ones will blow your mind. It ads a whole new demension to cruising. You will laugh when you take a buddy on his first cat ride. You would prob be happy with the 28 Skater in your area. |
I am tryin to find the vid
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155 mph skater cat!!!!!!!! omg video
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Originally posted by Havasu Cig All conditions??? I don't think so:rolleyes: Adrenaln, Thanks for reposting that again! What a rush.:crazy: Trader1, If you're going used, pick up a used 32' or 36' Skater... you can't go wrong.:cool: |
In the absense of the wise one..(T2x) I will comment from a useage point of view and not from a hydrodynamic/engineering standpoint. All things being equal, you will find that a well designed cat (i.e. Skater, Nor-Tech, Spectre, MTI etc) will run smoother and faster in any water than a vee. This is not a personal preference thing as most things are in our sport. With the parameters set forth above (excluding insurance costs) the Skater will out perform the Cig in all the following:
1.) Ride (although the hop at lower speeds is an issue unless you use a tunnel tab which can and will eliminate the hop) 2.) Speed (both on flat and rough seas) 3.) Handling (both at hi and low speeds) 4.) Docking/maneuvarability (keep in mind on a 32 Skater the drives are farther apart than on the Cig hence more leverage and easier operation) Keep in mind that this is comparing with two competant operators. The proper operating techniques of these boats is VASTLY different and when making a comparison it is important to understand that proper operation is key. Please understand that the Cig is a BEAUTIFUL boat that has alot to offer. Some people just prefer one style over another simply because they like a vee or cat. There is nothing wrong with that at all. What is important is that YOU are happy with your new ride. I would DEFINITELY ride in both with people that know what they are doing BEFORE you buy, because once you do the decision will be obvious. Good luck. |
Originally posted by Shane In the absense of the wise one..(T2x) I will comment from a useage point of view and not from a hydrodynamic/engineering standpoint. All things being equal, you will find that a well designed cat (i.e. Skater, Nor-Tech, Spectre, MTI etc) will run smoother and faster in any water than a vee. This is not a personal preference thing as most things are in our sport. With the parameters set forth above (excluding insurance costs) the Skater will out perform the Cig in all the following: 1.) Ride (although the hop at lower speeds is an issue unless you use a tunnel tab which can and will eliminate the hop) 2.) Speed (both on flat and rough seas) 3.) Handling (both at hi and low speeds) 4.) Docking/maneuvarability (keep in mind on a 32 Skater the drives are farther apart than on the Cig hence more leverage and easier operation) Keep in mind that this is comparing with two competant operators. The proper operating techniques of these boats is VASTLY different and when making a comparison it is important to understand that proper operation is key. Please understand that the Cig is a BEAUTIFUL boat that has alot to offer. Some people just prefer one style over another simply because they like a vee or cat. There is nothing wrong with that at all. What is important is that YOU are happy with your new ride. I would DEFINITELY ride in both with people that know what they are doing BEFORE you buy, because once you do the decision will be obvious. Good luck. The day of the DSM Poker run was a good example. It was very rough that day, and the cats that ran did not finish near the front. The only boat in front of me was Kenny in his 42 Tiger. SS930, We are talking about a 32' Skater not a 36'-46'. |
Here is a picture of the Tiger taken the during the run.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...&postid=807361 |
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