bahaha thats some funny chit.

When ever I hear statements like this, not knowing the individuals, I take it for what its worth. As already been mentioned, drivers ability, seat time and comfort level, all enter in. Some people boat on lakes and inland waterways, a true 3 foot wave for them, may look like a 5 footer, to those of you on the great lakes, a 3 footer is a smooth day. My 38 can handle bigger water than I feel comfortable driving it in fast, I just dont boat in big water that often. Only drive as fast as you feel comfortable, with time you will get used to boating in big water. Now if Tres Martins in the Top Gun, and Reggies in the 42 Fountain side by side who ever came out on top....then we would have a story.:hitfan:

Well put Beak Boater. That would certainly answer a lot of questions.

Forget the 38, The 39 Cig would be closer in comparison.

Our 38 fever will go anywhere those 38 guns will!!!!!!!!!! :evilb:

Isn't a 42' footer still shorter that a real 38' Top Gun !!!:D:party-smiley-004:

Oh I am sorry, so you should be comparing a 42x with a 42 lightning..... that doesn't work either !!:hitfan:

Just messin guys !!!

I agree with Mercman's comment, It is a matter of ability and commitment when it gets rough. Thats the same thing the elderly couple in New York told us when my friend bought his 311 Formula from them. They told him that a 311 would not be big enough to handle the waves on Lake Michigan. If Lake conditions were over 3 feet, they stayed off the water. We wound up rebuilding the hydraulic cylinders on the K-planes because they were froze solid from never being used...

No, the 42' Fountain has the same running surface as the 39' Cig Unlimited.

As for the 42X, thats like comparing a Blimp to a Solid Rocket Booster....LOL

LOL your math is the same as Reggie's :D

I'm not very tall either.