Do they have a new website yet?

They use to, but as of right now there isn't one. The best place to get info is right here on OSO. Do a search for Saber and you will get a wealth of info.
Hope this helps!!
Brad

Thanks,

Just wanted to know the bottom degree and what the benefit of their design & construction and materials used? Traditional V? Do they have a 30?

The home page is inactive but here are some leftover pages from the old site:

http://www.saberboats.com/construction.htm
http://www.saberboats.com/28cyclone.htm
http://www.saberboats.com/28offshore.htm
http://www.saberboats.com/41banshee.htm
http://www.saberboats.com/24_saber.htm

I am not 100% sure on the bottom degree buy I believe it is a tad less than the standard 24 degree , I believe they are 22.
I am sure you have taken a look but Ctadams21 posted a great link to the construction & layup. They are all conventional V's with no steps or pads.. They do not build a 30' They built a few 24's , 28' , (1) 34' , some 41's , & I believe they are working on the 47'

The build quality on these boats are Excellant ! I would put their quality up against any boat out there. My 28' came from the factory with Big power & it spent its time on Lake michigan where we know the water gets quite Nasty to say the least ! & the boat doesn't have a single stress crack Anywhere on it & from what I hear it sure wasn't because Jim babied it around !

And by the way : I wish they would get a new website going !

Me Too! Working on that. The 28 has a variable deadrise that's 26 degree at the transom. Very soft riding boat for a 28 NK

Nauti Kitty any thoughts on a saber rally for next summer? the Saber owners I know would deffinetly be interested in attending.

Any info on a cc? If so what size.

Wanna
Call me 616-437-3852
Parnell