Hi,

Thanks. Yes, you have a good point. The boats low profile is good for getting high speed figures. The 29 feet makes it a balancing act running with the high seas. I have a Phantom 25 now - and you sit with your heart sometimes in your troat surfing in 40-50 mph without brakes in these waves. The Phantom is also low profile and narrow too (5,5 feet)...

I will swop to a bigger boat in the near future - and the SV29 is definetly on the shortlist

Cheeers, Toffen

I'm obviously a cat person, but it seems like its a lot of work to keep a small v bottom in a straight line at speed.

Hi!

For what I have heard the SV29 is very stable at high speed. And in videos I have seen the wheel is in one position even in upper 90 ties. No chine walking whatsoever. My ol Phantom also runs on rails even its very narrow. Set up is crucial for v bottoms.

Cheers Toffen

I am also a "cat" person right up until I rode in the sv29. It is so stable at speeds and in my opinion feels more stable then a cat of similar size. The SV29 will make a v bottom lover out of any cat guy.

Mike

OMG sacrilege .

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SV 29 back at OL

nice bustle, but this is not that thread

Sharp Looking OL, love the colors ( wonder why LOL)

The SV29is the sexiest boat I've ever seen. Maybe in 10 years or so I can leverage my house against a used one!

They only have a few out there so by then they will be a rare collectible so the price will probably go up!

Cool boat, great performance but pricey per foot. I'm shocked there aren't more OB versions out there.