Best 28' performance boat for rough water?
#102
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From: Mentor , Ohio
Originally posted by MrOffshore
This is a bold statement, but absolutely factual:
There is no 28' boat, cat or V that will touch a batboat in rough water...it's just that simple. Those of you who have never been in one need not reply!
This is a bold statement, but absolutely factual:
There is no 28' boat, cat or V that will touch a batboat in rough water...it's just that simple. Those of you who have never been in one need not reply!
Well then .... I guess I "need not reply" then . There is one hitch in your statement however ... Part of the equation to running a smaller (28 or ???) boat in rough water is Having BALLS enough to let her rip !!! The boat don't drive itself . You better not have some candy azz runnin that Batboat up against any "28' boat, cat or V"
Right dude ?
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From: Mentor , Ohio
Originally posted by MrOffshore
It is a bold statement, but like Reindl, one I'd be willing to back with a lot of money...I certainly don't see anyone with a Saber or any other boat looking to take Reindl or myself up on our offer.
If there is anyone out there that thinks they have some bad ass rough water 28', here's your chance to make a quick 10K.
I guess in the end you really know what's real and what isn't based on who's willing to put there money where there mouth is.
I remember when I thought my 29' Fountain was the ****...I talked trash all the time...I was always willing to back it up...won some and lost some. But with the bat, there's simply no losing in rough water unless you sustain a mechanical failure.
It is a bold statement, but like Reindl, one I'd be willing to back with a lot of money...I certainly don't see anyone with a Saber or any other boat looking to take Reindl or myself up on our offer.
If there is anyone out there that thinks they have some bad ass rough water 28', here's your chance to make a quick 10K.
I guess in the end you really know what's real and what isn't based on who's willing to put there money where there mouth is.
I remember when I thought my 29' Fountain was the ****...I talked trash all the time...I was always willing to back it up...won some and lost some. But with the bat, there's simply no losing in rough water unless you sustain a mechanical failure.
who wants to let me "borrow" their 28 for a weekend this summer ?????
#105
Originally posted by Nauti Kitty
....why does it seem people think bat boats are immune from the problem all other 24 and 28' offshore boats suffer from in big water?....NK
....why does it seem people think bat boats are immune from the problem all other 24 and 28' offshore boats suffer from in big water?....NK
MrOffshore - I knew I could count on you for the bold statements.
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Last edited by C_Spray; 01-10-2004 at 09:41 PM.
#108
Originally posted by yellowbird
28 Apache has brand new HP600. say it does 84 in its "98" hull.
28 Apache has brand new HP600. say it does 84 in its "98" hull.
LOVE THE ALL WHITE!
Last edited by SS930; 01-10-2004 at 10:50 PM.
#109
Originally posted by Bob
The 26 Sutphen really hasn't been mentioned but they seem to do just fine in comparison to other 26-30' boats when the water gets a little nasty.
The 26 Sutphen really hasn't been mentioned but they seem to do just fine in comparison to other 26-30' boats when the water gets a little nasty.
Go fight with someone your own size
#110
Originally posted by SS930
Based on the Avon boat, I'd say that's probably in the right ballpark. Maybe 1-3 mph on the optimistic side.
Based on the Avon boat, I'd say that's probably in the right ballpark. Maybe 1-3 mph on the optimistic side.



