I love boat shopping! We have owned 3 boats in the past and watching you all makes me want to buy a boat again 😂! Thanks for sharing cant wait to see what you decide on!
So cool. We know someday our BIG dream is to eventually get a yacht that will cross “the pond” 😬but right now we’re putting the training wheels on and getting some cruising hours under our belt. Thanks for tuning in. 😁
😃 Were you the lucky gentleman who got to take it out on a cruise? If so, sorry we held you up that day!!! 😊 Thanks for checking out the video and for the kind words.
Yes, we’re trying to make the best decision based on how we know we’re going to use it and our budget 😊 so we’re being very patient and as practical as a boat purchase can be 😏
We’re not there yet but getting pretty darn close to narrowing down exactly what we want and hopefully finding it out there on the market. Thanks for watching.
Sounds nice. Ranger Tugs may be a bit much for us right now and I am not completely sold on them. We’ll check out Cutwater boats. Thanks for the suggestion and for checking out the video.
It had lots of appeal but you’re right they are not giving them away. It was almost double the cost of the boat we ended up buying. ☺️ Thanks for watching.
Another great video. That breakfast at the beginning looked super delicious 😋 That was a nice boat. I'm sure you guys will eventually find the right boat that fits your lifestyle. I would just take my time. The right one will come along. When you said transition from Rving. You are not planing on giving up the the Rv?
Thankful for your continued viewing! Yes it had a lot going for it but left a lot to be desired for me as well regarding safety. No, we will continue to RV. Let us tell it, it is the best way to see the country by land so we’ll always be RVers. We’re just looking for other ways to spend time outdoors, on the water with the fam and a bit more protection from the elements than our Gheenoe ☺️(on @jonlmcnair channel) We love that Gheenoe and will keep it for when we want days like those but we want a different boating experience with the family.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I brought a new boat last year this time. A 2022 Mako Pro Skiff 15. I'm an inshore fisherman now that I'm getting older. Its a nice little boat to get back up in the creeks.
Hi MySUPrunnethOver, Tempting.... Gorgeous boat, especially wooden parts, although they need quite maintenance. The owner/gentleman seems very friendly responding all inquiries. We all agree that you will need remodeling though. How about solar panels? How about extra expense? Keep it in marina Is this a just beginning for your search? I can tell awe-moments for you all... Keep us posted. Ciao
We have been talking about it for a long time and within the few years have gotten very serious about moving forward. This one will likely not be our selection. Thanks for stopping in MsK7S. Always enjoy the chats.
@@MySUPRunnethOver Wow, you will be able to enjoy from land and sea. This is game changer, Mrs. Mysuprunnethover. Look forward to it. I like you all shopping around
We are shopping no more! We finally found the boat that’s right for us. and yes we will continue land traveling with now more water travels included. 😁
It was definitely a nice one. We went another way with the Jeanneau NC 795 Series 2 that was more in line with our lifestyle and budget 😊 Thanks for watching!
nice video ! did the salesman talk about the warranty ? I didn't see any mention of it on the video ? I had the same boat a few years back , and was surprised that all the tanks where sealed below the deck , with no way to get them out , if there was a problem . Maybe it has changed now ?
No we didn’t cover warranties and now that you mention it, we never really saw much of the below deck hardware and inner working parts of the boat… possibly because it was a client’s boat so we were being respectful but he didn’t mention any of that. Thanks for checking out the video.
There are fold away bench seats in the cockpit area for some outdoor living. It’s the style of the boat’s interior and the walk around to the bow that has me like 🙅🏾♀️
Nice INSHORE boat. If you can find a dealer within your range, why not look at a Catamaran (power, unless you like sailing). More room for the family, more stable than a mono-hull, more storage space, usually more fuel efficient. PDQ-34 would be equivalent to a 43' mono-hull cruiser for space, use less fuel, be much more comfortable if you encounter weather (rain showers, not heavy weather), able to go into shallower water, or, beaches. Just a suggestion.
@@Jeff-kw8jjWhen not in use, we keep the boat we decided on at home on the trailer. That’s the beauty of a trailerable boat and a neighborhood with no crazy HOA rules 😅 Thanks for checking out the video.
We realized even the 27 was not where we wanted to be budget wise but there were other things that sent us in a different direction also. Good luck to you on your hunt.
Yeah they packed it in. No space wasted for sure but some interior space concessions could have been given up to allow more space to walk around the outside boat. That just bothers me a bit. 😬 Still considering it though. ☺️
@@MySUPRunnethOver It's a safety thing as well, but I'm guessing if you're anchoring, you're in a protected spot so walking around the outside shouldn't be a problem.
Thank you for this really nice video as I enjoyed watching you and your family having some vacation fun. As an aside, I own a 2021 Ranger Tug R-31 Command Bridge that I bought new. I love the tug and have owned several boats before I bought my tug. With regard to some of your comments and concerns, all Ranger Tugs are designed to look like a traditional tug boat. If you want a sporty modern look, search elsewhere and perhaps consider an express cruiser. Ranger Tug's use of space both inside and out, is an industry benchmark. They offer more usable space than any other boat in their size class. As far as your concern for getting to the bow of the boat, you will be hard pressed to find a cabin cruiser in this size range that has walk around decks. If they did that on small cabin cruisers there would be barely any interior space. Besides, there is no reason to be venturing to the bow when under way. If the teak interior is a concern for you, understand that every year or two all you need to do is to wipe down the teak with a rag laden with teak oil. Teak is a premium wood and is quite rare in a boat of this size. Personally I love it as I feel it gives the interior a rich, warm, and cozy feeling as compared to an interior that is all fiberglass. Finally, the factory support you get from a Ranger Tug is legendary. You can literally call the factory and speak to someone to ask a question or if you have a problem. ALL boats are compromises. Shop carefully, do your research, and select the vessel that is right for you and your family! Best of luck in your search! @@MySUPRunnethOver
@@happychildhood591 Thanks for checking out the video. We did give the Ranger Tug a very strong consideration 😊 but decided to go with the Jeanneau NC 795 S2 that fits our needs. It is definitely personal preference in the boating industry and with so many to brands and styles to choose from and options it was hard to decide but we are in love with the choice we made. Happy Boating and thanks again for watching.
@@MySUPRunnethOver I’m subscribed now. Will be following y’all as you live my dream 😉. I’m taking a sailing class this weekend and want to eventually live on the water…hopefully, within the next few years.
@@jimherr152 Thanks so much for floating with us!!! Yes definitely get the preliminary tasks out of the way. Enjoy the experience and happy sailing when that time comes.
It was a classy boat with all the bells and whistles and that two-feet and four-feet-itis is real. More space is never a bad thing, we ust wanted to keep it within our budget and towing range. Thanks for checking out the video 🙏🏾
You guys need to try looking at sailboats. They have big cabins and they are cheaper and motorized yachts. You can also travel farther for less money. I sail to the Bahamas a lot and save money because I’m not having to pay for gas.
We have considered it but both of us are really not wanting to literally learn the ropes. I do like the idea of sailing though. Thanks for checking out the video.
I think this boat is too small for you. One thing that is not necessarily bad, but Ranger Tugs are more like campers for water. They're decent weekenders but I wouldn't want to live on them. I'd see yall in something like a Carver, 40-50 feet. If you're willing get a newer used boat you might get a similar price and a much bigger, safer boat.
I hear ya. A selling feature we were looking for is a length that was trailerable. If we could keep one in the water, I’d love a power Catamaran. Those are like sturdy floating apartments and so spacious. Since we keep our boat at home and want to tow it wherever, we went smaller. Thanks for watching 😊
@MySUPRunnethOver I think you can get a 35' small trawler that's trailerable, but if yall are looking you'll find what is right for you. I can't wait to find out here.
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I love seeing my people live this life
Definitely a blessing to be able to. Trying our best not to take it for granted. Thanks for watching. 🙏🏾
Same!!❤ Working on it myself and am a couple of years away from getting my own❤
@@crystalyj30 You’ll get there and when you do enjoy it to the fullest. Thanks for watching. 🙌🏾🙏🏾
I love boat shopping! We have owned 3 boats in the past and watching you all makes me want to buy a boat again 😂! Thanks for sharing cant wait to see what you decide on!
So cool. We know someday our BIG dream is to eventually get a yacht that will cross “the pond” 😬but right now we’re putting the training wheels on and getting some cruising hours under our belt. Thanks for tuning in. 😁
@@MySUPRunnethOver yes!!!
I was randomly looking at Ranger Tug videos and just found myself in your video! I remembered seeing your family. Great Video😊
😃 Were you the lucky gentleman who got to take it out on a cruise? If so, sorry we held you up that day!!! 😊 Thanks for checking out the video and for the kind words.
It really looks good on Y'all! Thanks for the review, and appreciate the music you chose for the video. :)
It had lots of features for sure. So happy you enjoyed. 😊 Really appreciate you checking it out.
Good luck to you guys on your boat search! I've learned that patience is the key. 😊
Yes, we’re trying to make the best decision based on how we know we’re going to use it and our budget 😊 so we’re being very patient and as practical as a boat purchase can be 😏
Memories💯:you guys will make with the new boat. I say go for it.
Oh yes! As soon as I step on these boats, I immediately start to think about the memories to be made. Thanks again for watching.
I don't know how i got here, but im glad I did. Did you buy the tug? It sure is a beautiful boat. If so good luck with it, and enjoy life.
That boat is OMG!!!! We don't fish but if yall buy it we'll start!!
It has been a tough decision. I am not the best fisher but I will show you what I know. 😆
✌️ Yeah nice video
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 🙌🏾
wow, that look awesome.. Congratulation
We’re not there yet but getting pretty darn close to narrowing down exactly what we want and hopefully finding it out there on the market. Thanks for watching.
This R-27 has a little too much "living on the edge" for me. I also agree with JD on the excessive wood paneling.
@@raoulroberts2024 It was fully loaded, looked like a well built boat but we couldn’t get past the price and some of the features.
Its not for everyone
Now it’s time for you to visit Puget Sound. Ranger Tug headquarters! Also look at Cutwater boats, Rangers with a more modern look.
Sounds nice. Ranger Tugs may be a bit much for us right now and I am not completely sold on them. We’ll check out Cutwater boats. Thanks for the suggestion and for checking out the video.
I think this or the 29 would do very nicely for us four and Tucker pooch. Just takes money
It had lots of appeal but you’re right they are not giving them away. It was almost double the cost of the boat we ended up buying. ☺️ Thanks for watching.
Now a want a slushy! ❤
😁 They were right on time on that day! Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾
Another great video. That breakfast at the beginning looked super delicious 😋
That was a nice boat. I'm sure you guys will eventually find the right boat that fits your lifestyle. I would just take my time. The right one will come along.
When you said transition from Rving. You are not planing on giving up the the Rv?
Thankful for your continued viewing! Yes it had a lot going for it but left a lot to be desired for me as well regarding safety. No, we will continue to RV. Let us tell it, it is the best way to see the country by land so we’ll always be RVers. We’re just looking for other ways to spend time outdoors, on the water with the fam and a bit more protection from the elements than our Gheenoe ☺️(on @jonlmcnair channel) We love that Gheenoe and will keep it for when we want days like those but we want a different boating experience with the family.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I brought a new boat last year this time. A 2022 Mako Pro Skiff 15. I'm an inshore fisherman now that I'm getting older. Its a nice little boat to get back up in the creeks.
@@mrearloutdoors Cool. Yes these tiny boats can go places a lot of boats wouldn’t dare.
Hi MySUPrunnethOver,
Tempting....
Gorgeous boat, especially wooden parts, although they need quite maintenance.
The owner/gentleman seems very friendly responding all inquiries.
We all agree that you will need remodeling though.
How about solar panels?
How about extra expense? Keep it in marina
Is this a just beginning for your search?
I can tell awe-moments for you all...
Keep us posted. Ciao
We have been talking about it for a long time and within the few years have gotten very serious about moving forward. This one will likely not be our selection. Thanks for stopping in MsK7S. Always enjoy the chats.
@@MySUPRunnethOver Wow, you will be able to enjoy from land and sea. This is game changer, Mrs. Mysuprunnethover. Look forward to it. I like you all shopping around
We are shopping no more! We finally found the boat that’s right for us. and yes we will continue land traveling with now more water travels included. 😁
I saw an older style same boat only totally upgraded. 3 rooms. Flybridge. I think that's too small of a boat myself for a family
I guess it’s really all in how you want to use it. Coming from a RVing lifestyle, we don’t shy away tight spaces. 😁
That boat could easily cruise to the Bahamas and get your beak wet for bigger crossings in a bigger boat later on. Good luck in your search!
It was definitely a nice one. We went another way with the Jeanneau NC 795 Series 2 that was more in line with our lifestyle and budget 😊 Thanks for watching!
@@MySUPRunnethOverwould love to see a video on the 795, im currently doing my own research on finding a family boat for us. Good luck! Godbless!!
@@Hamptondan1515 Feel free to pop over to my channel. There are at least 3 or 4 I have posted. Happy Hunting and thanks for watching.
nice video ! did the salesman talk about the warranty ? I didn't see any mention of it on the video ? I had the same boat a few years back , and was surprised that all the tanks where sealed below the deck , with no way to get them out , if there was a problem . Maybe it has changed now ?
No we didn’t cover warranties and now that you mention it, we never really saw much of the below deck hardware and inner working parts of the boat… possibly because it was a client’s boat so we were being respectful but he didn’t mention any of that. Thanks for checking out the video.
I'm kind of mixed on that boat, I like the styling, but everything feels like it is more confined indoors.
There are fold away bench seats in the cockpit area for some outdoor living. It’s the style of the boat’s interior and the walk around to the bow that has me like 🙅🏾♀️
@@MySUPRunnethOver well y'all will find the right boat eventually
Nice INSHORE boat. If you can find a dealer within your range, why not look at a Catamaran (power, unless you like sailing). More room for the family, more stable than a mono-hull, more storage space, usually more fuel efficient. PDQ-34 would be equivalent to a 43' mono-hull cruiser for space, use less fuel, be much more comfortable if you encounter weather (rain showers, not heavy weather), able to go into shallower water, or, beaches. Just a suggestion.
We do like Cats and agree the space is amazing but we are interested in something that is trailerable so we can tow it and put in almost anywhere.
Good luck finding a boat slip at a marina
@@Jeff-kw8jjWhen not in use, we keep the boat we decided on at home on the trailer. That’s the beauty of a trailerable boat and a neighborhood with no crazy HOA rules 😅 Thanks for checking out the video.
I'd prefer a Cutwater 32 but my budget says Ranger Tug 27.
We realized even the 27 was not where we wanted to be budget wise but there were other things that sent us in a different direction also. Good luck to you on your hunt.
Not bad use of space for a 27' boat.
Yeah they packed it in. No space wasted for sure but some interior space concessions could have been given up to allow more space to walk around the outside boat. That just bothers me a bit. 😬 Still considering it though. ☺️
@@MySUPRunnethOver It's a safety thing as well, but I'm guessing if you're anchoring, you're in a protected spot so walking around the outside shouldn't be a problem.
@@robertp.7090 This is true. We shall see. 😊
Thank you for this really nice video as I enjoyed watching you and your family having some vacation fun. As an aside, I own a 2021 Ranger Tug R-31 Command Bridge that I bought new. I love the tug and have owned several boats before I bought my tug. With regard to some of your comments and concerns, all Ranger Tugs are designed to look like a traditional tug boat. If you want a sporty modern look, search elsewhere and perhaps consider an express cruiser. Ranger Tug's use of space both inside and out, is an industry benchmark. They offer more usable space than any other boat in their size class. As far as your concern for getting to the bow of the boat, you will be hard pressed to find a cabin cruiser in this size range that has walk around decks. If they did that on small cabin cruisers there would be barely any interior space. Besides, there is no reason to be venturing to the bow when under way. If the teak interior is a concern for you, understand that every year or two all you need to do is to wipe down the teak with a rag laden with teak oil. Teak is a premium wood and is quite rare in a boat of this size. Personally I love it as I feel it gives the interior a rich, warm, and cozy feeling as compared to an interior that is all fiberglass. Finally, the factory support you get from a Ranger Tug is legendary. You can literally call the factory and speak to someone to ask a question or if you have a problem. ALL boats are compromises. Shop carefully, do your research, and select the vessel that is right for you and your family! Best of luck in your search! @@MySUPRunnethOver
@@happychildhood591 Thanks for checking out the video. We did give the Ranger Tug a very strong consideration 😊 but decided to go with the Jeanneau NC 795 S2 that fits our needs. It is definitely personal preference in the boating industry and with so many to brands and styles to choose from and options it was hard to decide but we are in love with the choice we made. Happy Boating and thanks again for watching.
What do y’all like about the Ranger Tug style boats?
The cabin living space… we see an easy transition from our RVing lifestyle to boating with this style of boat. Thanks for checking out the channel.
@@MySUPRunnethOver I’m subscribed now. Will be following y’all as you live my dream 😉. I’m taking a sailing class this weekend and want to eventually live on the water…hopefully, within the next few years.
@@jimherr152 Thanks so much for floating with us!!! Yes definitely get the preliminary tasks out of the way. Enjoy the experience and happy sailing when that time comes.
You would like the 31 much better it has a side door
It was a classy boat with all the bells and whistles and that two-feet and four-feet-itis is real. More space is never a bad thing, we ust wanted to keep it within our budget and towing range. Thanks for checking out the video 🙏🏾
Very rarely do I see people who look like me doing these types of vids
We have definitely taken our outdoor adventures to a new level and loving it all. Thanks for watching.
You guys need to try looking at sailboats. They have big cabins and they are cheaper and motorized yachts. You can also travel farther for less money. I sail to the Bahamas a lot and save money because I’m not having to pay for gas.
We have considered it but both of us are really not wanting to literally learn the ropes. I do like the idea of sailing though. Thanks for checking out the video.
Sailing is work.
I think this boat is too small for you. One thing that is not necessarily bad, but Ranger Tugs are more like campers for water. They're decent weekenders but I wouldn't want to live on them. I'd see yall in something like a Carver, 40-50 feet. If you're willing get a newer used boat you might get a similar price and a much bigger, safer boat.
I hear ya. A selling feature we were looking for is a length that was trailerable. If we could keep one in the water, I’d love a power Catamaran. Those are like sturdy floating apartments and so spacious. Since we keep our boat at home and want to tow it wherever, we went smaller. Thanks for watching 😊
@MySUPRunnethOver I think you can get a 35' small trawler that's trailerable, but if yall are looking you'll find what is right for you. I can't wait to find out here.
Ranger tugs hull are so thin. Look at some videos of wrecked rangers before you buy one.
We decided to go in a different direction. We have a Jeanneau NC 795 S2. Check it out on the channel 🙏🏾
270k? That boat is overrated. Buy a used grand bank for that same amount and you’ll be in a more stable boat.
It definitely came with a whole lot of sticker shock. We went a different direction that worked better for us, including the price.