I heard that if you cut a 27/29' Kryp off at the step, you get a 21' Superboat...

That sounds correct. Without a DEEP V BOTTOM.

No Joke Gary...

I have heard from a couple of sources that the front 21' of the 27/29' Kryp is indeed a splash of a 21' Superboat/Challenger...

I guess it was a good place to start...

Word !! They originated from our 21'

FX10
"Word !! They originated from our 21'"
Are you chitting me?

Did they saw the back end off a Baha?

Whatevever it is it looks good and seems pretty fast.
From what you guys are saying it sounds as though Kryptonite builds a hull oriented toward fair weather fast boating?


FX-10,
Have you put any larger drives on the Y2k? Imco 1000, Konrad, etc.
Are these drives any tougher than an XR?

There is one by me at the shore, in the flat water its fast ( so is my jet ski ) in the rough, like most bays are, that thing takes a pounding.

Gary I love the Y2ks but in the rough the kryps ride pretty nice. I know from experience.

I Guess You Guys Havent Been Out In A Kryptonite . You Would Be Quite Surprised How Nice The Boat Rides .The Great South Bay Kicks Up Pretty Good And It Flys Right Over The Rough Stuff No Problem .The 24 Degree Bottom Is A Little Less Forgiving In The Real Nasty Stuff But Then You Couldnt Run Wide Open In Either Style Hull .Its Up To Looks Style And Cabins , Power And Drive ,,,Which Then Would Be Up To The Person Buying Any Type Hull Which They Are All Good No Matter Which You Choose//////////////

Roger that Lightspeed!

Superbabi,
Comparing Lightspeed's Kryptonite to a Jet Ski is well......harsh!
Lightspeed must have wired your bilge pump backwards or something!

His boat is one smokin' ride that at the very least has my respect.
I am willing to bet in a 2-3' chop there wont be a single v for miles behind Lightspeed.

Interesting Fact:

The record holder for the run from Alaska (I think they start in Ketchikan) to Seattle Washington is a 28 Skater...Not what most would consider a super seaworthy rig!

I am leaning toward something a little more heavy water myself....But I have looked that boat over more than a few times!

Knotwright, GLAD YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT.