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Originally Posted by topprop
(Post 3823794)
I've not ridden on a 38kv however I think it's tough for any boat smaller in size to outride a bigger one.
The question is how much boat is enough for when and where you want to use it. I went from a 38 Bertram CS to a 29 Mirage.....a difference that is apples to pineapples compared to these two boats. The 38 gave me the opportunity to boat almost anytime I wanted on the Lake where I live. A luxury the Mirage doesn't offer me. However the Mirage is much more economical and easier to dock ( without help ). It requires a much smaller tow vehicle to move it around and it much easier to launch. I think in a comparison it would be tough for the Mistress to out ride the 38 however maybe you don't need the extra 3 feet where you are going to run it? Both look to be amazing boats, as I've seen the Cig in person and as a very picky guy I can tell you it's extremely nice. Buy the cleaner nicer boat.......take it from a fellow old boat fan the better condition boat is the better buy. |
KV for sure those boats are absolutely beautiful!!! The Mistress is nice also don't get me wrong, but as far as looks and cabin amenities Scarab all the way!!!!!
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Scarab all the way----- of course I guess I am a little biased on the subject.
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Originally Posted by h2oboater
(Post 3823930)
Joe I did the same thing going from a 38' KV to a 29' Mirage, your right much easer to handle & my Mirage was faster with less power than the Scarab. Now that I'm back to a 27' Magnum it's the right hull for me on Lake St Clair. If ever I wanted a larger boat again Jims Lady Of The Lakes Cig would be the boat. Mark
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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 3823830)
for sure agree, my mistress is perfect for me, no water keeps me on land, I use it every single weekend and overnight every weekend with my girls and sometimes the 2 dogs...
I know how good the mistress rides, I am told the 38 is basically the same even though its 3 ft longer, I am told the 35 rides better then the 38 Cig, due to COG or somethin g... I have no idea, either way they cant be much different if at all I would assume..I have been on newer stepped 38's, so I cant compare that.. totally different feel overall.. The comment about the nicer boat bein g better.... AMEN.... been there.... sunk WAY too much money into redong my 32 Baja and still was not done...so yes.... go for the better/done boat in my opinion! |
Originally Posted by topprop
(Post 3824103)
I've been on a mistress and my family has had a few TG's.....The gun is a better ride for sure......it's simply bigger and hence better in big stuff.
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Originally Posted by cigboat1
(Post 3824049)
Scarab all the way----- of course I guess I am a little biased on the subject.
Jim One at the dock http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...iver10-12a.jpg And a pic taken on the first of the 2 happiest days of a boaters life http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ourcig2009.jpg Can't say much about the mistress either way but I do love my little 28 cig too. http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...g7-4-11006.jpg By the way I have become friends with the guy that sold me my Kaama Edition. He was so upset that he sold the boat that 9 months later he went out and bought another one. Here we are out on Barnegat Bay. http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...tevescarab.jpg |
28cig nice setup.........do you flip a coin or how does that work when you are going out on the water for which boat you are going to ride that day?
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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 3824118)
My buddy went from a Mistress to a gun and told me opposite, guess it all depends... mistress is one heavy azz 35 I know that, thats one thing I like about it, the water does not shove the boat around at all...
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