What an amazing video! I made the first comment to praise the sailboat, but while I finished watching the video I had to leave another comment, this time to congratulate the beautiful work that this channel does, showing all the details and information about the boat.
There is is one guy on social media who never ever have to fear bad comments! Toby H.!! Thanks a lot! Again and again and again… Having fun on a 10 foot boat and on a 120+ boat too…. Massiv respect for your work and passion for the industry 🙏🌏⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️✌️💯💯🏴🇩🇪
A really like that on the interior tour you where honest about material quality and execution quality, and not just saying it’s brilliant because your a guest.
I love what's happening right now in the performance catamaran world: Outremer with their new line (55 & 52) of more modern integrated saloon / cockpit concept, Balance innovating with the flexihelm and the Integrel alternators, HH driving catamarans towards hybrid electric and MASSIVE solar panels integrated in the coach roof, Dazcat Ocean Cruiser 55 with spreaderless mast, wing sails, and all the latest tech. Can't wait to see what next few years will bring!
Toby, definitely your best boat review ever!!! 👍Loved that long format video with extended sailing and amazing sceneries, combined with your unique commentary style! As a future O52 owner (hull #4) it was really nice to get your first impression while we wait for our delivery early August. We'll probably watch your video a few more times until we get to La Grande Motte for Outremer Cup in May. Nothing like close racing around buoys to get a good feel for the boat, at least until we cross the Atlantic this winter 😉
Thank you @SailingAWEN ! We did wonder how long too long might be, but with the equivalent space of a 65-70ft monohull and plenty of time on board and sailing in good breeze, there was a lot to show. Glad it helped you even though you've already made your decision. We're jealous! Hope you enjoy the Cup and the cruising when you get your boat. T
I agree with Mathieu , this is going to sell like hot cakes! They`ve smashed it out of the park with this one Toby! Very entertaining video again mate, thank you so much !
A 4 year waiting list, Geez I'll b 70 by the time one of those are ready for us. Shux eh!!! I liked n shared this video. A 7 figure price tag, Whoosh over my head. I was gonna say I'm sold but we'll probably have to scrap boat plans at this point, unless we can win Lotto? Thanks for the awesome Boat Tour none the less :)
There seems to be some decent older performance cats on the used market available now for around the 500K mark. Don't know how much a refit of one of those would be though... Maybe that could be an alternative... Or perhaps ask Marsaudon Composites if they have one of their 50-footers available within a year or so. One of those would be less than this Outremer 52. YOLO... ;-)
Fantastic review Toby, thank you Outremer for taking us for a spin and congratulations on the forward orders! Can't wait to see if they can shrink it to a 44 😉
Well done Toby! Nice commentary on a beautiful and cleverly thought out production catamaran. Kudos to Outremer and VPLP for creating a dream cruising cat 🎉
Great work Toby. I would point out this is why I watch channels where they review older boats. You can't get an new one of these for 4 years. But you can get a 4 year old one now. If you watch some of the other channels they order and put a deposit on something like this then buy and flip older boats hoping to pay off a chunk of the new one when it is done.
Beautiful boat. Nothing to say about those people.... They are everywhere, also in my country Greece you will find many similar "professionals". I think this life suits you. With a smaller 12-13 meter sailing yatch you can be your own captain and have on-board only the people you love. I have an almost 70 year old Serbian friend who did exactly this and every year he has great time on his boat here in Greece. Fair winds
Another awesome vid from you folks. Especially the drone work and Toby. Toby is the man. Seriously, I enjoy pretty much all the content from the sailing community on YT, but Toby's knowledge and communication skills, especially for a tech and go fast geek, simply shine. I was just saying to myself that I need to remember to use "what a cracking day to go sailing!" in the future. Thanks again!
Thank you @stefanmarraccini8646 ! That's really kind and good to hear. When we get the time, weather and opportunity like this, it can be a rewarding project
Thanks much Toby. Very well done tour and review presented in context of actually sailing and living on her. The boat seems to sail smartly, and the interior is practical, tidy and reasonably attractive. Seems like a solid and reasonably tasteful and comfortable design. Really like how well thought out the line handling is. Lots of well thought out details in general.
I like the fact that you could be cruising at 12-16 knots and stand upright instead of sideways like with a monohull, even if there's one that can reach these speeds.
Excellent review, Toby, always enjoy them! This boat IS awesome. Also love the extended length of the sail. Would have liked to see this in heavy weather conditions,! Thank you very much. Great review.
Thank you @chrisdias7584 - we got a good stint onboard but couldn't plan the weather. At least we had some good winds. I'll try and get heavy weather too next time!
Amazing boat It was a bit strange for me with that open cockpit, but when I saw how the helm wheel can be folded if necessary, it's a totally crazy thing it looks very good quality, there are no squeaks while sailing, at least they were not heard on the video But that it is incredible that the future owner is waiting 4 years for the boat, it is only proof that potential buyers have recognized what it is. I like this kind of longer reviews, they show a lot more in different conditions That sunrise at the beginning was beautiful
This is an outstanding boat - the attention to practical design an detailing is superb, and the performance speaks for itself. Your video really brought the boat to life, in a very no nonsense way - I loved watching every minute of it.
Well done Toby - your coverage definitely benefits from a longer screen time - it allows us to see the depth of the boats strengths and abilities. Thank you. It's interesting that the 52 seems to be the sweet-spot for off shore cruisers, HH have a similar offering as do many others.
Are we all so nuts, wasting our time to watch Toby on this toy for one hour and enjoying every minute of it? Hmm, I an afraid so . Beautiful yacht, great review,.. donations welcome,..😊
If only I could afford one! I could happily spend a couple of years exploring on one of these. Oh well, back to the old Contessa, 6 knots will never seem fast again😀. Great video, it is good to dream.
Outremer is known for building blue water sailboats capable of crossing oceans with speed and safety. But this Model 52 has something else, it is aesthetically pleasing and has features spread throughout the boat! It's an almost perfect sailboat!
Awesome video as always. Toby always has a great time on these things, but this seemed to be another level. I'd be so torn between this and the HH44/52. Outremer has the pedigree and the amazing customer service, but I find these new HH boats to be more ambitious and forward leaning with their Hybrid engines and huge solar banks. One day Toby will get to review one of them and I'll watch with keen interest!
I'm guessing Outremer would put the same or a very similar hybrid system on one of their boats if you pay them. And I'm pretty sure you can cover the roof on the Outremer 52 with solar as well...
They do and have for years, Outremer is just catching up. Alibi had this set up a decade ago and all Balance boats have this set up, HH has a pivoting helm version now too. I'm sure there are others, it is a very nice set up on all these boats!
The group Grand Large brands all have super tempting boats (RM1380, Garcia Exploration 52,...) but this one may be the most tempting of all... I wonder if they do bulk discount? :-)
Absolutely fantastic review. Got a wonderful feel for the boat. It looks perfect. The galley/kitchen area on the 55 does seem a bit special in comparison with the 52 though. I did wonder if the single wheel helm of the 52 compared with the double on the 55 would make a difference but it seems more versatile having just one wheel and a filler on the other side. Those hull bench seats have my name all over them! I would have liked to have seen how the back seating area works, compared with the 55 that has that has a very clever arrangement. I’m so pleased it’s probably your ultimate cruising boat, I had the same feeling! As did many others it seems with an extraordinary order book! Why why why is no one in the UK making a package like this?
Thanks @jimheaven! Yes the island galley unit on the 55 is a big difference - so it's all about how social you plan on being... Dazcat in Cornwall have a pretty cool looking new 55 designed - you can do a VR tour of it - so you could look at that if you want a UK fast cat.
Fantastic, long-form format, TH! and well done the Outremer crew for staying out of TH's hair. it would be off-the-scales amazing to have you do the same job for La Vagabonde's upcoming Rapido 60 trimaran as well... one more thing: you shot the wrap in bad lighting and a poor angle, making you look like an old geezer - you may be ripe but you're certainly no wreck, so keep the selfie shooting flattering man!
Ha! Thanks @GuyCruls - it was about 1am on passage after a long day's sailing when I shot the wrap so was just being real not flattering! And yes, I'm certainly interested in doing a good trial on the Rapido. Cheers Toby
Toby, you're a brilliant reviewer, I watch everything you present in detail! I'd love to see you do a head to head with off shore cats! There seem to be quite a line up available now of amazing options ......or maybe theure all awesome for slightly different reasons?
Thank you @PatSails that's really nice to hear. And yes wouldn't that be nice. Maybe we can convince them to do a group test. But yes they do tend to be horses for courses a little a this price range especially. It comes down to where your cursor lies in that triangle of sailing ability, accommodation space and price...! T
Great video Toby. What an incredible yacht. My dream yacht for sure. If anyone has a couple millions euros they want to donate to a nice boy who wants an Outremer let me know. Or buy it yourself and I'll come be your crew!
All in the Outremer 52 is ~$1.55m USD. That's the same price as a HH52 and a Balance 482. Toby, of those three which would you choose?!?! :) Great review as always! Keep it up!!!
Actually I think the HH would be a fair bit more, but is a full carbon boat @TheSailingFamily. Base price for the 52-OC is currently $1.5m and the SC starts at $1.9m. The Balance would be closer but the 526 is a more comparable size. I'd need to sail them both - preferably in similar conditions to this - to make that call please!
Which one is the least amount of weight? Which one can be optioned with the most amount of non-shaded solar? Which one is least sensitive to being over-loaded weight wise? Which one has the best main sheet system? Can you option some other main sheet system if you so prefer? Then go for test sails on all of them perhaps...
Any concerns about all those vertical windows at the front of the bridge deck space? Just seems vulnerable when heading into big seas. Wave-piercing bows mean more waves higher on the boat sometimes, yes?
I'm guessing that has been tested thoroughly... Outremer is a big manufacturer... And also: This is a fast sailing boat. It can also probably do some ~10 knots with just the two diesel engines. And weather forecasting these days seem to be pretty good. If you can afford this boat then you can also probably afford to stay a couple more days at some kind of slip to avoid the worst storms out there...
Imagine well support of the bow in terms of displacement under and around the bow. The headsails deeply keeled more than the mast blades by 3or4 times. Then wider than tall by two. 80 ft wide forty ft mast 70 to 80 ft long well keeled academic keeling design stem to stern. Stem deep remember??
I think it's the 55 that has the galley island? more functionality and more space. better. TH points out that finish of cupboards in the owner's hull is production-line grade and done reasonably well...clearly, Balance Catamarans are far more solid in that department.
Fine in need of refinement. You might have discovered that the boat has a pitch pole hazard. You need to keep the bow up out of the water and blade keeling of the headsails to keep the speed you think you are getting from a narrow pontoon. The boat on the surface and blades keeling the mast and headsails is a faster solution. Wider would improve the speed but with narrow pontoons you have more serious pitch Pole accident..
It looks like a great cat but considering it's gained over 1.2 tonnes over the 51 I'd be slightly concerned about the performance. Though to be fair it is still a full tonne lighter than the sea wind 1600.
im not a boat guy ,but why catamaran sailboat at that front of area, always use net, why not make it flat ,make it part of the boat , is because try to avoid ground effects when sailing high speed , and ground effects suck whole boat down ,that make more drag , so that fish net almost half of boat length, the tunnel under the boat short, mean only half volume of air passing through, that break or weakening the ground effects .? sorry for my poor english.
If it’s solid at the front it adds weight and holds water when diving down a wave which can cause it to forward roll if the bows get buried. The netting drains the water off helping prevent burying the bow. Faster the boat more netting up front.
What an amazing video! I made the first comment to praise the sailboat, but while I finished watching the video I had to leave another comment, this time to congratulate the beautiful work that this channel does, showing all the details and information about the boat.
Thank you that is much appreciated!
This guy know how to present a boat on a nice video! ;)
was good fun filming this !
Awesome drone skills thank you @robinchristol6319 !🎥
There is is one guy on social media who never ever have to fear bad comments! Toby H.!! Thanks a lot! Again and again and again…
Having fun on a 10 foot boat and on a 120+ boat too….
Massiv respect for your work and passion for the industry 🙏🌏⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️✌️💯💯🏴🇩🇪
Thank you @Tingletangljan - that's really made my day! I really appreciate your support and kind words. Toby
A really like that on the interior tour you where honest about material quality and execution quality, and not just saying it’s brilliant because your a guest.
I love what's happening right now in the performance catamaran world: Outremer with their new line (55 & 52) of more modern integrated saloon / cockpit concept, Balance innovating with the flexihelm and the Integrel alternators, HH driving catamarans towards hybrid electric and MASSIVE solar panels integrated in the coach roof, Dazcat Ocean Cruiser 55 with spreaderless mast, wing sails, and all the latest tech. Can't wait to see what next few years will bring!
Absolutely agree with you @PJCelis !
Toby and YachtingWorld continue to be the gold standard and reference of boat reviews - realistic, detailed, comprehensive.
Thank you!
Toby, definitely your best boat review ever!!! 👍Loved that long format video with extended sailing and amazing sceneries, combined with your unique commentary style!
As a future O52 owner (hull #4) it was really nice to get your first impression while we wait for our delivery early August. We'll probably watch your video a few more times until we get to La Grande Motte for Outremer Cup in May. Nothing like close racing around buoys to get a good feel for the boat, at least until we cross the Atlantic this winter 😉
Thank you @SailingAWEN ! We did wonder how long too long might be, but with the equivalent space of a 65-70ft monohull and plenty of time on board and sailing in good breeze, there was a lot to show. Glad it helped you even though you've already made your decision. We're jealous! Hope you enjoy the Cup and the cruising when you get your boat. T
can't wait for sailing AWEN . Any new podcast soon? Cheers from Canary Islands
@@carlosvallejo4926 hi Carlos, we’re about to restart as we get ready to leave soon for 🇫🇷 . Stay tune!
I agree with Mathieu , this is going to sell like hot cakes! They`ve smashed it out of the park with this one Toby!
Very entertaining video again mate, thank you so much !
Thank you!
This is one of the best boat reviews I have seen. Well done Toby & YW!
It was especially nice to see that pure joy of surfing down those waves!😊
Thank you. I know it's a long one, but sometimes best to try and show it all!
A 4 year waiting list, Geez I'll b 70 by the time one of those are ready for us. Shux eh!!!
I liked n shared this video. A 7 figure price tag, Whoosh over my head. I was gonna say I'm sold but we'll probably have to scrap boat plans at this point, unless we can win Lotto? Thanks for the awesome Boat Tour none the less :)
There seems to be some decent older performance cats on the used market available now for around the 500K mark. Don't know how much a refit of one of those would be though... Maybe that could be an alternative... Or perhaps ask Marsaudon Composites if they have one of their 50-footers available within a year or so. One of those would be less than this Outremer 52. YOLO... ;-)
This was the best boat review I ve ever seen on TH-cam..
Best boat review I’ve ever seen. Certainly thanks to a Great team and a great boat !
Wow, thank you very much!
That was a seriously honest review. You show the strengths and the weaknesses. Thank you Toby.
Thank you!
Well... having watched the whole thing I didn't hear about weaknesses besides the price and unavailability until 2027 due to high orders...
I WISH ALL SAILING VIDEOS WERE LIKE THIS ONE! • Educational, exciting, calming, slice of life! WELL DONE SIR!
Thank you, thank you @groovydoo !👍
Fantastic review Toby, thank you Outremer for taking us for a spin and congratulations on the forward orders! Can't wait to see if they can shrink it to a 44 😉
There is a 45 in the range.
@@angela1984a The Outremer 45 is a 48 ft catamaran.
@@adolfhitler337 I'm curious. Why did you pick the name "adolfhitler337"?
@@angela1984a that sounds cool 🤣
Well done Toby! Nice commentary on a beautiful and cleverly thought out production catamaran. Kudos to Outremer and VPLP for creating a dream cruising cat 🎉
Thoroughly enjoyed.Excellent review Toby.
Glad to hear it thank you
Great work Toby. I would point out this is why I watch channels where they review older boats. You can't get an new one of these for 4 years. But you can get a 4 year old one now. If you watch some of the other channels they order and put a deposit on something like this then buy and flip older boats hoping to pay off a chunk of the new one when it is done.
Beautiful boat.
Nothing to say about those people....
They are everywhere, also in my country Greece you will find many similar "professionals".
I think this life suits you.
With a smaller 12-13 meter sailing yatch you can be your own captain and have on-board only the people you love.
I have an almost 70 year old Serbian friend who did exactly this and every year he has great time on his boat here in Greece.
Fair winds
Another awesome vid from you folks. Especially the drone work and Toby.
Toby is the man. Seriously, I enjoy pretty much all the content from the sailing community on YT, but Toby's knowledge and communication skills, especially for a tech and go fast geek, simply shine.
I was just saying to myself that I need to remember to use "what a cracking day to go sailing!" in the future.
Thanks again!
Thank you @stefanmarraccini8646 ! That's really kind and good to hear. When we get the time, weather and opportunity like this, it can be a rewarding project
Great job on this one Toby is still very detailed and very informative..T
Thank you!
What a fantastic sailboat! Thanks for showing what's possible and making me dream a little bit...
Great in depth review, Toby. Lucky bugger!!
Thanks much Toby. Very well done tour and review presented in context of actually sailing and living on her.
The boat seems to sail smartly, and the interior is practical, tidy and reasonably attractive. Seems like a solid and reasonably tasteful and comfortable design.
Really like how well thought out the line handling is. Lots of well thought out details in general.
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words and feedback!
Good boat. Despite the fact that some decisions are controversial. Thanks for the detailed review and experience.
Damn. 52 looking amazing!
I like the fact that you could be cruising at 12-16 knots and stand upright instead of sideways like with a monohull, even if there's one that can reach these speeds.
Excellent review, Toby, always enjoy them! This boat IS awesome. Also love the extended length of the sail. Would have liked to see this in heavy weather conditions,! Thank you very much. Great review.
Thank you @chrisdias7584 - we got a good stint onboard but couldn't plan the weather. At least we had some good winds. I'll try and get heavy weather too next time!
Amazing boat
It was a bit strange for me with that open cockpit, but when I saw how the helm wheel can be folded if necessary, it's a totally crazy thing
it looks very good quality, there are no squeaks while sailing, at least they were not heard on the video
But that it is incredible that the future owner is waiting 4 years for the boat, it is only proof that potential buyers have recognized what it is.
I like this kind of longer reviews, they show a lot more in different conditions
That sunrise at the beginning was beautiful
That helm station is a game changer
Love the longer format for these type of videos.
Gorgeous boat... you poor devil, having to enjoy that and give it back
This is an outstanding boat - the attention to practical design an detailing is superb, and the performance speaks for itself. Your video really brought the boat to life, in a very no nonsense way - I loved watching every minute of it.
Thanks for the video Toby & YW!
Well done Toby - your coverage definitely benefits from a longer screen time - it allows us to see the depth of the boats strengths and abilities. Thank you. It's interesting that the 52 seems to be the sweet-spot for off shore cruisers, HH have a similar offering as do many others.
Thanks Mark - and yes, agreed on the sweet spot at this price/size range
This long form reviews are amazing ❤
Good to hear thank you!
Wow, what a vessel. Good review!
Great tour! Such a detailed review, there is a ton of work that has gone into the filming and editing of this 👏
Yes it was a big one to put together, so glad you like it thank you!
Great review, outstanding information going into all the aspects of the boat, looking forward to more like this
Very nice fast boat
Are we all so nuts, wasting our time to watch Toby on this toy for one hour and enjoying every minute of it? Hmm, I an afraid so . Beautiful yacht, great review,.. donations welcome,..😊
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Thanks Toby for the grand tour
Smart layout, seemed like a soild, rigid boat. Love the shape.. great video.. 🤙
If only I could afford one! I could happily spend a couple of years exploring on one of these. Oh well, back to the old Contessa, 6 knots will never seem fast again😀. Great video, it is good to dream.
Outremer is known for building blue water sailboats capable of crossing oceans with speed and safety.
But this Model 52 has something else, it is aesthetically pleasing and has features spread throughout the boat!
It's an almost perfect sailboat!
Awesome video as always. Toby always has a great time on these things, but this seemed to be another level. I'd be so torn between this and the HH44/52. Outremer has the pedigree and the amazing customer service, but I find these new HH boats to be more ambitious and forward leaning with their Hybrid engines and huge solar banks. One day Toby will get to review one of them and I'll watch with keen interest!
Thank you and yes, I'm hoping to sail one soon too Tim!
I'm guessing Outremer would put the same or a very similar hybrid system on one of their boats if you pay them. And I'm pretty sure you can cover the roof on the Outremer 52 with solar as well...
As always, excellent video. Thanks Toby
Dreamboat! What a beast!
Why don’t other manufacturers do that version of the helm? How versatile is that, it’s brilliant.
They do and have for years, Outremer is just catching up. Alibi had this set up a decade ago and all Balance boats have this set up, HH has a pivoting helm version now too. I'm sure there are others, it is a very nice set up on all these boats!
This was a very very well done review of a boat. Congrats and thanks.
Thank you kindly! Really glad you enjoyed it Greg
The group Grand Large brands all have super tempting boats (RM1380, Garcia Exploration 52,...) but this one may be the most tempting of all... I wonder if they do bulk discount? :-)
Absolutely fantastic review. Got a wonderful feel for the boat. It looks perfect. The galley/kitchen area on the 55 does seem a bit special in comparison with the 52 though. I did wonder if the single wheel helm of the 52 compared with the double on the 55 would make a difference but it seems more versatile having just one wheel and a filler on the other side. Those hull bench seats have my name all over them! I would have liked to have seen how the back seating area works, compared with the 55 that has that has a very clever arrangement. I’m so pleased it’s probably your ultimate cruising boat, I had the same feeling! As did many others it seems with an extraordinary order book! Why why why is no one in the UK making a package like this?
Thanks @jimheaven! Yes the island galley unit on the 55 is a big difference - so it's all about how social you plan on being...
Dazcat in Cornwall have a pretty cool looking new 55 designed - you can do a VR tour of it - so you could look at that if you want a UK fast cat.
@@yachtingworld yes. Huge potential at DazCat. I wish they would do the three position helm. Perfect!
A very good video. Thanks
Great review thanx, and yes I will dream of having 1😂
A boat review with sails up - nice! Not that boat show filming all the time
Great Video! Thank you for sharing. Loving the 52.
Fantastic, long-form format, TH! and well done the Outremer crew for staying out of TH's hair.
it would be off-the-scales amazing to have you do the same job for La Vagabonde's upcoming Rapido 60 trimaran as well...
one more thing: you shot the wrap in bad lighting and a poor angle, making you look like an old geezer - you may be ripe but you're certainly no wreck, so keep the selfie shooting flattering man!
Ha! Thanks @GuyCruls - it was about 1am on passage after a long day's sailing when I shot the wrap so was just being real not flattering!
And yes, I'm certainly interested in doing a good trial on the Rapido. Cheers Toby
Piękna jednostka 👌👌
Toby, you're a brilliant reviewer, I watch everything you present in detail! I'd love to see you do a head to head with off shore cats! There seem to be quite a line up available now of amazing options ......or maybe theure all awesome for slightly different reasons?
Thank you @PatSails that's really nice to hear. And yes wouldn't that be nice. Maybe we can convince them to do a group test. But yes they do tend to be horses for courses a little a this price range especially. It comes down to where your cursor lies in that triangle of sailing ability, accommodation space and price...! T
Toby, I am not jealous of your job, not at all😂😂😂
Twas a good couple of days!
what a beauty
Great review. Did I miss where the inverter is located?
I get the flat polycarbonate screens, but surely that material will scratch up like crazy in just a few short years?+
great job Toby
Wonderful video and an amazing boat!
hopefully better access to systems on the 52 will be implemented on the 55 as well...
Great video
Thank you
Great video Toby. What an incredible yacht. My dream yacht for sure. If anyone has a couple millions euros they want to donate to a nice boy who wants an Outremer let me know. Or buy it yourself and I'll come be your crew!
Thank you - and my sentiments too!
Never seen this guy so happy outside of a gunboat.
Outstanding thanks a lot for the review
Glad you liked it, thanks
Clearly accommodations are far less than most cats in order to gain the performance Outremer's are known for.
All in the Outremer 52 is ~$1.55m USD. That's the same price as a HH52 and a Balance 482. Toby, of those three which would you choose?!?! :) Great review as always! Keep it up!!!
Actually I think the HH would be a fair bit more, but is a full carbon boat @TheSailingFamily. Base price for the 52-OC is currently $1.5m and the SC starts at $1.9m. The Balance would be closer but the 526 is a more comparable size. I'd need to sail them both - preferably in similar conditions to this - to make that call please!
Which one is the least amount of weight? Which one can be optioned with the most amount of non-shaded solar? Which one is least sensitive to being over-loaded weight wise? Which one has the best main sheet system? Can you option some other main sheet system if you so prefer? Then go for test sails on all of them perhaps...
12:00 id have a nice speaker out there playing paradise by sade an a good smokey smooth reposado
Can you fly a hull?
Any concerns about all those vertical windows at the front of the bridge deck space? Just seems vulnerable when heading into big seas. Wave-piercing bows mean more waves higher on the boat sometimes, yes?
I'm guessing that has been tested thoroughly... Outremer is a big manufacturer... And also: This is a fast sailing boat. It can also probably do some ~10 knots with just the two diesel engines. And weather forecasting these days seem to be pretty good. If you can afford this boat then you can also probably afford to stay a couple more days at some kind of slip to avoid the worst storms out there...
Well Jeal Toby, one for the day after the lottery comes in… still prefer the Nautitech helm set up but the tiller must be sporty…
Amazing boat.
combined with the motoring, the 2kW solar array should be plenty enough to be able to use induction cooking all the time...
time to go down to south africa and test Balance and Kinetic cats, thanks for the video
Indeed!
Groovy ship
You are the man!
excellent.
Superb
Imagine well support of the bow in terms of displacement under and around the bow. The headsails deeply keeled more than the mast blades by 3or4 times. Then wider than tall by two. 80 ft wide forty ft mast 70 to 80 ft long well keeled academic keeling design stem to stern. Stem deep remember??
Did anyone catch why the dagger boards were not (fully) deployed while sailing? Any thoughts?
Downwind
Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de sous-titres en français
Sorry I got totally fixated on the home made French chocolate cake! The boats nice, will it sail up wind? Je ne sais pas.
What a boat.
Fabulous!
You look like Robert De Niro man!!
I'll take that, thanks!
отличная лодка!!👍
appreciate the ending T, keeping it real.
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I think it's the 55 that has the galley island? more functionality and more space. better.
TH points out that finish of cupboards in the owner's hull is production-line grade and done reasonably well...clearly, Balance Catamarans are far more solid in that department.
Beautiful boat! But that stove top seems to be placed in an awkward position.
Fine in need of refinement. You might have discovered that the boat has a pitch pole hazard. You need to keep the bow up out of the water and blade keeling of the headsails to keep the speed you think you are getting from a narrow pontoon. The boat on the surface and blades keeling the mast and headsails is a faster solution. Wider would improve the speed but with narrow pontoons you have more serious pitch Pole accident..
Gr8 video.
surprising that the front of the cockpit is has such brick-like aerodynamics
It looks like a great cat but considering it's gained over 1.2 tonnes over the 51 I'd be slightly concerned about the performance. Though to be fair it is still a full tonne lighter than the sea wind 1600.
Lovely boat would be great to have one, just a pity I've not got the 1.2 million pounds to buy one .
I know the feeling..!
Thanhs Toby
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im not a boat guy ,but why catamaran sailboat at that front of area, always use net, why not make it flat ,make it part of the boat , is because try to avoid ground effects when sailing high speed , and ground effects suck whole boat down ,that make more drag , so that fish net almost half of boat length, the tunnel under the boat short, mean only half volume of air passing through, that break or weakening the ground effects .? sorry for my poor english.
If it’s solid at the front it adds weight and holds water when diving down a wave which can cause it to forward roll if the bows get buried. The netting drains the water off helping prevent burying the bow. Faster the boat more netting up front.