These are bayliners in name only. Just a little research about these particular boats and you’d know they aren’t even build in the states but build in Poland and rebranded by bayliner. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing. 🌊🛥️🤙
Not surprised you came to the same conclusion that a lot of folks have. The Ranger Tug is first on my list with the Cutwater just a step below. I have no idea what’s going on with boat designers these days - a pull out toilet? A head you can’t stand up in? No emergency cabin egress or ventilation? When you sacrifice style for practicality, you end up with neither. Less than ten or fifteen years ago you could easily get a trailerable boat that could sleep a small family of four for a weekend, some in the 23’ to 26’ foot range. Now it seems they’re really chasing the South Florida market with the open bow concept which sacrifices cabin room AND makes the boat less seaworthy in rough water.
You are spot on my friend. I still remember the days that the Florida sportsman magazine had Dusky advertising their 20ft center console with trailer and a 150hp outboard for $29,995 plus tax. You could get a walk around cabin boat in the 26’ range for under 80k. I think boat manufacturers are out of touch with the middle class consumer and are all chasing the bigger flashier market. It’s crazy!
Great comment! Spot on. Manufacturers have leaned way into center consoles and outboards (and that “look at me” party Florida market!). Center consoles eliminate family shelter from the elements, privacy, overnighting, etc. Outboards are the power of choice for a bunch of reasons (ease of maintenance, efficiency, etc.), but chew up cockpit area (relative to LOA) and swim platforms. This video was a fun, pragmatic topic. Nicely done by the channel!
@@perfectfitboating Love the videos, I am looking for a boat for around 300k what do you suggest, I know you have seen so many, I like the Saxdor 400 but the price is a bit high, looking for a nicer overnighter
Hey man! That depends on your needs. We have a few other videos on overnighter boats you might want to check them out to help you make a decision. For 300k you’ll get a lot of boat🤙
We have this boat which is a 2024 Solara S-250 Coupe. Its made by Fluid Motions and it's there high end fully loaded boat. Cruises at 30 mph all day long and max's out in the 50's. You can cook, make coffee, use TV and Stereo and use all the electricals for 3 to 4 days on the Lithium batteries. We love anchoring from the helm with the anchor camera and controls. We Love everything about this boat, it's just Amazing.
The Solara 250 has a long track record. It was originally marketed as the inboard-powered Cutwater 24 (thus that huge under-deck lazarette), then evolved into the outboard-powered Cutwater 248, and now Solara has been spun off into its own subsidiary. The amount of interior room is amazing for a boat that can be trailered without an oversize load permit.
So, just for something to think about. You mentioned going to Bahamas, when your going to be out in open waters from Miami to Bahamas, it’s better to have 2 engines in case one goes out for some reason, you can always use the second engine to get you back to land. Just an FYI
Yeah I can see that. The problem is that most issues (with newer four strokes) isn’t a mechanical failure it’s a fuel issue. Specifically, water in fuel. And in that case it doesn’t matter if you have 1,2 or 4 engines. For the times we plan on heading it the Bahamas we can justify a second motor cost. We also only plan on crossing in groups and probably never alone. Thanks for the comment! 🤙
Multiple engine boats have multiple fuel tanks. Both engines are usually completely separate from each other. Including the electrical systems. At least mine is. @@perfectfitboating
Not necessarily. Our boat originally had twin motors and just one fuel tank. And Many twin engines come with single fuel tanks. I’ve seen applications like the ones you state but maybe more so in the bigger boats that have the space for two fuel tanks. 🤙
I got my boat fitted with 2 completely separate fuel systems(ignition, fuel lines, tanks and batteries). Yes it cost a bit but the peace of mind when going offshore.@@perfectfitboating
*The SOLARA is the best of that group, and now is cheaper then your quote. Fluid Motion does a hell of a job with that package, FIRST boat my wife and I BOTH agree on!!!*
Although another more pricey, I'm thinking about the Targa 37 model. Mike Porter and East Coast yachts in ME. have it and the 32 footer available in their showroom. Good luck in your search and great videos!
I thought the 29' with dual motors clicked all the boxes you were looking for. The problem with the Solara is you can't get to the bow unless you go through the front bunk.
You can it’s just a walk around style. It had grab rails to hold on to. It’s compromise so it had alot more space because it doesn’t have the pilot house style construction. We really liked that 29’ too though. Lots of space! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
@perfectfitboating Up to 8'6" no permit is required. Up to 11 feet, an oversized load permit and banner are required. Over 11 feet, a permit, banner, and pilot cars are required. That's in Washington. Other jurisdictions may vary.
We ordered a Solara S-250 C with a trailer last week. Added the downrigger prep and the Garmin radar -- the only options available other than hull color. It's somewhat similar to the Cutwater C-248 Coupe but with enhancements we like. The 12 inch Garmin display. DES steering, and auto-levelling Lenco trip tabs should make it less stressful for my wife, the Admiral, to pilot it without me (First Mate and swabbie) aboard until I retire in a few years. The kids said "spend every last dime" and we're trying to keep them happy. Most of the year it will be moored at the marina, but fair amounts will find it being trailered behind a Rugged Mountain Denali 3S on a Ram 5500 Chassis cab truck to destinations in the western US and Canada. The versatility to cruise, fish, enjoy towable watersports, and overnight camp checked all our boxes. I like being able to have a hot water shower on the swim platform as an option to using the wet shower in the head when the weather is nice or after scuba diving.
Wow that’s incredible! So happy for you and your family! You’ll make amazing memories on it! We absolutely loved that model and we’re sure you will too! That big truck will have zero problems hauling that thing! Congrats on your purchase and on your upcoming retirement! Let us know when you finally get her splashed! 🤙
Thanks you guys! I was really wanting to see that 29 Explorer. At $245k, it's a little above my budget, but still close enough to make me strive harder to raise my budget. But I'll likely just have wait til next year and buy a used one that someone else took the biggest hit on. Lol And maybe interest rates will go back down a little by then. 🤞
Youre very welcome! Glad our vid was able to help! Might be better off waiting and getting a slightly used one! It’s an expensive! Now that I think of it, check out our video at the Sarasota boat show. There was a Turkish made boat that had a crazy good price on it and was huge! It’s called VENTO. That might fit the bill! 🤙
I own the Solara 25 CW. It is a fantastic boat and fantastic company. I had a Ranger Tug R27. It was a beautiful boat. I wanted to downsize so switched to Solara. Get the Solara!!
I really liked the layout of the Trophy 29 Explorer with that extra room and head space for the bathroom & cab… I would just get a single stovetop burner since there is no stove
It definitely is a huge space and it’s grest for a bigger family. When you’re boat camping, keeping it simple is the way. So a single stove top is all you need! 🌊🛥️🤙
Its amazing how much functional, useable space and amenities boat manufacturers are and have been able to build into boats under 30ft. Im sure I may be mistaken but it looks like American boat companies have finally gotten wise and started getting creative with how they package their boats like the European and Scandinavian boat companies do. Everything from sliding and folding seats integrated either into a window or serving as a double purpose sink and grill. Its great to see. Cool video guys! Could we maybe get more of what the outside of the boat looks like, at least briefly, before you give a quick onboard walthrough? Thanks!
@@perfectfitboating Thanks! Have you guys reviewed the Botnia Targa and the Sargo boats? Theyre rugged boats that you could "weekend" in them. Looking forward to your next vid!
@shmac96 I’ve heard of those but weve never seen them in person. We have to make out to one of the shows in the northeast or Pacific Northwest to see boats like that. They seem to be slowly creeping down here to south Florida. The targas are sweeeeet! 🤙
It’s the Trophy 29 Explorer all day long for me. The 2nd one toured, I think. That massive 2nd bunk, the stand up head with shower, the roomy main bunk - that thing is beautiful and very well designed.
The challenge with static boat shows is that you get the impression of space of the boat, but not true comfort and usability. The ridability and hull design is key to enjoyment on the ocean. I ended up buying the Axopar 28 (the predecessor to the 29 in this video) - it arrived in January. In some ways I feel that is a better version, with a separate compartment for toilet only. It can still sleep 2+2 as you can use cabin seats folded down as a flat bed. The huge win with an Axopar is the ride. It cruises 28-35 knots in comfort even with some sea. It is outstanding for water toys. It is good (but not optimised) for fishing. It is good for day boating with friends, although I would like a wider bow for socialising space. All boats have their advantages. To get on the ocean with kids/friends doing all types of activities, the Axopar won for me. 😊
Thank you so much for the comment! You’re right, it’s hard to compare boats when they’re static. Ride is definitely a huge factor when it comes down to buying a boat and the actual usability when out on the water. I’d definitely recommend anyone looking to spend this amount of money on a boat to spend some time on the water with them. 🤙
I bought Cutwater 248 a few months ago…..love it! It’s the same as Solara 25 for $20k less. The solara just has a few more luxury touches………but the Cutwater is very nicely dressed up in the interior 👍 You also might want to check out a Jeanneau NC 895…….made by Beneteau
That’s awesome! How are you enjoying it? We’ve always loved the cut water! And you’re right, the solara is basically the same just completely decked out fully loaded. We’ve seen the jeanneau before and we like that one too. They skipped out on this boat show though. Would’ve been nice to compare those too🤙
@@perfectfitboatingI’m loving the Cutwater. I’m 6’3” in bare feet and it’s the only boat that size I can stand up in the cabin. The Jeaneau was very plain interior wise. Cutwater is nicer. I get a ton of compliments at my marina
@@tomdrummy4984 I love the Cutwater but even if I wanted to roll the dice and cash out the 401, so few of them come up in my area. Glad it is as nice as I thought it would be.
Correct. But in Europe, they have a quicksilver line of boats which is the trophy here in the states. It is subbed out and licensed to them.This is from their website "Quicksilver boats are manufactured in Brunswick's own factories, but for the European market several models are produced under license from Balt-Yacht shipyard, which is located in Poland."
We did another video on the best family boats under 60k. There was a couple good deals and some decently outfitted boats. The show huge so it was hard to film everything. We only made it to the convention center and that took all day. Between networking and filming what we filmed our day was gone. Next year im going to try and film for two days to get more footage. 🤙
I purchased a cutwater 248. I love it. Ordered it the way I thought I wanted. I should not have gotten the lithium ion batteries. They will not run the AC very long at all. I purchased a $300 generator that works perfectly. I should’ve got auto pilot instead of lithium ion. How tall are you again? Lol! Good video.
Man we love those cut waters! And I figured the lithium batteries might not be worth it. That’s why I mentioned the generator I think it’s a better option. And yes, I mention my height quite a bit 🤣. It’s on purpose though because so many people skip through the video and only watch parts they’re interested in. Ya got me🤣 thanks for watching and commenting! Hope you’re enjoying your boat!
Thr Solara cut water and ranger tug I do believe all come under the same ownership umbrella. 190 plus at least 8 or 9 for a good trailer no generator no solar means shore power for the ac a lot of money keep looking maybe in the slightly used market.
Oh we were just showing the cabin style boats. We’re happy with our boat and we won’t be changing anytime soon. Youre correct they’re all under the same umbrella. 🤙
Nice video , We didn't make it to Miami this year . Two things that you should compare is Warranty ( get detailed information ) and Fiberglass layup . Is the hull being made with new techniques ? ( resin infusion / vacuum bagging , epoxy resin etc ) . Most manufacturers are building thinner hulls these days , Old school techniques can have issues . Check for customer reviews and overall satisfaction .
That’s very true! You know we tried to find a directory of what manufacturer was going to be at the show and they didn’t have a list anywhere. We literally went in blind. But you make a great point because those are huge selling factors. Many companies skimp on the glass to save money and their hulls are very thin. Thanks for the comment 🤙
That’s a good question. We’ll be headed to the Palm beach boat show and we’re going to try to ride in a few of these so we’ll report back on that for sure! 🤙
Quicksilver is the lubrication line for Mercury. Like moter oil, gear oil. Bayliner is owned by Brunswick Marine Group which also owns Sea Ray and other lines of boats. Also Mercury Marine.
It’s not just the lubrication line for Mercury. They make boats like the quicksilver pilot house 605 that’s is the same boat as the trophy. This is from their website “Quicksilver boats are manufactured in Brunswick's own factories, but for the European market several models are produced under license from Balt-Yacht shipyard, which is located in Poland.”
One year and two weeks from planned retirement, I could write a check for any of the boats you featured, but it’s just too great a percentage of my net. I’ve dreamed all my life of a boat that checks all the boxes you’re covering here, but the dream will remain just that, I believe.
Congrats on your retirement! We’ll give you our 2 cents. In a year from now, boat prices should be down another 20%. And that means the used boat market will be even lower. I think you can find something that fits the bill when you’re ready to retire. We think you’ll be able to live out that dream, friend! Time will tell but we’re optimistic! 🤙
Wow brother. 20% you think? Well, I’ve got some time to wait, but not much. I’m mechanically inclined, and could manage a good deal of repair or refurb on a used boat, but just don’t want the hassle, so for me it’s gonna be pay the new cost up front or not at all. I’ll keep my eyes open. Love the channel. Glad I came across it. Subbed.
@melodymakermark I Truly believe the prices will drop significantly by the end of this year. Maybe even more than 20%. You’ll get something you’ll see. And thank you so much for the kind words and for subscribing! We appreciate you! 🤙
Cabin/pilot house boats are awesome boats to be able to spend a weekend out on the water and they can be found with lots of comfort as well. Awesome video 👍
We don’t get too many catamarans at these shows other than the Ft. Lauderdale or Miami shows. A lot of times it’s by appointment and they don’t allow random people on their boats. 🌊🤙🛥️
I set my standards by a 1987-89 268 Searay Sundancer. With a 454/Mercruiser out drive. A lot cheaper, about 48-50 mph WOT. If I had the money to buy any of the boats you showed, I’d still get the sea ray.
Those old sea rays are sweet boats and definitely a bargain! I think if you can find a clean one and even convert it to outboard you’ll have a sweet ride for a great deal! 🤙
Great video, captain now what I took from the video. Those boats require so much maintenance. Just think about it when you come back from fishing for probably 3 to 4 days spending some time in it. You'll be a slave cleaning those boats. So you can keep your value on those boats and the price Are very high. I know they have a lot of equipment but most of it. It is not needed for spending a couple of days out there. That's my opinion, captain. Maybe if you're retired , you'll be able to use that boat more often , but as young Ask you and your wife are You won't probably have the time to spend weeks in the Bahamas too often. My suggestion is keep enjoying the boat you have. Which is paid for and later. I'm moving to something a little bit more comfortable Something that doesn't break the bank. Because trust me in the past about boats and I regret purchasing them the long run but the one I have now is not big but it does the job. Even if is crooked LOL.
Cap you are absolutely right. We won’t be changing boats anytime soon. And if we do decide to upgrade, it won’t be much bigger but maybe something with a better cabin like a pilot house. Youre totally right. A lot of the features on these boats aren’t totally necessary. I’m a big fan of keeping it simple. The more crap you have the more likely it is to break. And you are so right about having to clean it. Imagine coming back from a trip and having to spend 2 days cleaning all these extra things! Thanks for commenting cap! 🤙
No unfortunately we didn’t. Sea Ray only had their big hitters or smaller bow riders. We’re headed to the Palm beach boat show in a week hopefully they’ll have something there we can check out! 🤙
Having seen the options available on trailer sized cabin cruising bosts , if you value the room you get , i would seriously concider a power cat or twin hull option
If i remember the second boat is the best , loose the twin out board motors and put a single diesel out board , better fuel economy and put a decent freezer in it same size as the fridge also plumb in Propane great for the oven and stove also a cooker out back 👍its an Australian thing 🙂and its trailerable 🤘yep didn't get to see the last boat properly tho but that looks good too but needs what i said about the second one , would be great live aboards expesily for 1 or 2 people easy , will need lots off solar up top tho and a few batteries inside
I really enjoyed your video! We are currently looking for a cabin boat for our small family of 4 (2 kids under 3). Cabin is important to us because we are located in Northeast and we would like to do some boat camping in the summer. Thank you for showing and reviewing some brands that we did not even consider before. Keep up the great work!
You’re so welcome! We’re happy the video was able to help! We’ll be headed to the Palm beach boat show in 2 weeks and plan on going aboard some weekender boats that weren’t at this show! Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤙
That was a very nice boat too. Just fit and finish wasn’t as close to the solara for the price. Solara did have a 31 ft that was comparable but we thought it was too big for this comparison and THAT blew everything out of the water! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
I’m 6 4 I could not fit on a trailerable boat. I would need a 34 to a 36 ft. I need a full head and small galley. A would need a small live aboard . But nice video.
Oye...thats the perfect niche. We are looking for this size under 40' that we can tow with our 3500 and sleep over night. Out top contender will be cutwater cb30. Will be looking at more of your reviews. Gracias por el video🤛💪
Thank you so much! The cutwater 30 is a monster! Now THAT is a boat you can spend a few weeks on if you wanted to. Top quality, great features and they’re built well. The whole ranger tug umbrella is solid! Good luck with that and thank you for the kind words! 🤙
@@matchory It used to be quite different. My dad was a marina owner and boat dealer in the 70's and 80's . 90% of purchasers at that time were regular hard working Americans that didn't own their own company. It's so sad for me to see that this has all changed and boat ownership is an unattainable dream now for regular folks.
I grew up on Cuddy Cabin boats. I am becoming a fan of the pilot house boats. They fit the needs I have to stay on the water for days and scuba dive. Thanks for sharing. I am in Myrtle Beach SC and they didnt have anything like those at our local boat show.
The older I get the more comfort I’d like in a boat. I absolutely love a pilot house boat. Maybe one day we’ll have one. We don’t get many showings down here for them. We’re going to have to take a trip to New England or the pacific north west to see what’s out there. Thank you for commenting!
You're looking at low end stuff when you could spend your money on something way better slightly used PLUS, that Bayliner will fall apart after a few crossing's trust me. Im finishing a 28 Albemarle outboard conversion that I will be island hopping in. I love the trustworthy Carolina built hulls that are designed for that stuff. Take your time and a "killer" deal will come around soon with this economy. Its a boat buyers dream.
Hey brother thanks for the comment! We’re actually not looking to buy. We enjoy doing these videos to show people what’s available out in the market. We have a Grady 24 offshore and that’s the boat our channel was started off. We also have a 16 zebra flats skiff we’re restoring. But your advice still stands to anyone reading! 🤙
I run across this video while searching for a good "all around" vessel (ski, fish, and berth). It appears that I stumbled into the bigger "affordable" leagues by mistake. Gorgeous boats though...I'll see myself out. 😂😂
If I remember right, the sea rays at the show that would’ve fallen in this size category were bow riders and anything with a cabin was much bigger. We’re going to another boat show this month, hopefully searay has some of them there we can show! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
That first boat was cool for a day boat. I wouldn't want to sleep inside the cabin, and the head was really small. Boat two was way better. It also cost 100K more. I gave you a sub. Great video.
Bayliner Trophy has been around for a long time, years. Bayliner's line has always been providing a very large amount of room for the size. You don't seem to have to much knowledge of boats though
No, i have zero knowledge of boats. I know absolutely nothing. You can clearly see that in the video. Yes, the bayliner in this video had plenty of space… for kids. I guess if youre child size, I can see how you say this bay liner had space! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
@asere1986 that’s a great idea asere! (😉) we’re actually going to the Sarasota boat show so we’re gonna see what they have available there. I think we might just do your suggestion IF there’s cuddy cabins available. 🤙
Either you know less than you think, or bayliner paid you to put their boat on your vid. Run, don’t walk, away from ANY bayliner.
These are bayliners in name only. Just a little research about these particular boats and you’d know they aren’t even build in the states but build in Poland and rebranded by bayliner. Your arrogance and ignorance is showing. 🌊🛥️🤙
Not surprised you came to the same conclusion that a lot of folks have. The Ranger Tug is first on my list with the Cutwater just a step below. I have no idea what’s going on with boat designers these days - a pull out toilet? A head you can’t stand up in? No emergency cabin egress or ventilation? When you sacrifice style for practicality, you end up with neither. Less than ten or fifteen years ago you could easily get a trailerable boat that could sleep a small family of four for a weekend, some in the 23’ to 26’ foot range. Now it seems they’re really chasing the South Florida market with the open bow concept which sacrifices cabin room AND makes the boat less seaworthy in rough water.
You are spot on my friend. I still remember the days that the Florida sportsman magazine had Dusky advertising their 20ft center console with trailer and a 150hp outboard for $29,995 plus tax. You could get a walk around cabin boat in the 26’ range for under 80k. I think boat manufacturers are out of touch with the middle class consumer and are all chasing the bigger flashier market. It’s crazy!
Great comment! Spot on. Manufacturers have leaned way into center consoles and outboards (and that “look at me” party Florida market!). Center consoles eliminate family shelter from the elements, privacy, overnighting, etc. Outboards are the power of choice for a bunch of reasons (ease of maintenance, efficiency, etc.), but chew up cockpit area (relative to LOA) and swim platforms. This video was a fun, pragmatic topic. Nicely done by the channel!
Yup I agree..I own a 30 foot Bayliner Avani..88..lots of room in her..love it!..what more could you ask for
@@stevo6123 thank you sir and thank you for the positive comment! 🤙
@@PhilipRawbon-rk8uv is that the sunbridge? My buddy has a 28 bay liner with a single mercruiser and it’s an awesome boat!
Wow a video that gets into it straight away, without nonsense intros. Well done.
Thanks Liam! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! 🤙
@@perfectfitboating Love the videos, I am looking for a boat for around 300k what do you suggest, I know you have seen so many, I like the Saxdor 400 but the price is a bit high, looking for a nicer overnighter
Hey man! That depends on your needs. We have a few other videos on overnighter boats you might want to check them out to help you make a decision. For 300k you’ll get a lot of boat🤙
We have this boat which is a 2024 Solara S-250 Coupe. Its made by Fluid Motions and it's there high end fully loaded boat. Cruises at 30 mph all day long and max's out in the 50's. You can cook, make coffee, use TV and Stereo and use all the electricals for 3 to 4 days on the Lithium batteries. We love anchoring from the helm with the anchor camera and controls. We Love everything about this boat, it's just Amazing.
That’s amazing! We loved the people at fluid motion and we loved all their boats especially the s250! Hope you keep enjoying her! 🤙
25 foot cabin cruser great ride
The Solara 250 has a long track record. It was originally marketed as the inboard-powered Cutwater 24 (thus that huge under-deck lazarette), then evolved into the outboard-powered Cutwater 248, and now Solara has been spun off into its own subsidiary. The amount of interior room is amazing for a boat that can be trailered without an oversize load permit.
Wow we didn’t know that! Thank you for the info! We loved it and it had tons of room for its size. Thank you so much for the comment!
So, just for something to think about. You mentioned going to Bahamas, when your going to be out in open waters from Miami to Bahamas, it’s better to have 2 engines in case one goes out for some reason, you can always use the second engine to get you back to land. Just an FYI
Yeah I can see that. The problem is that most issues (with newer four strokes) isn’t a mechanical failure it’s a fuel issue. Specifically, water in fuel. And in that case it doesn’t matter if you have 1,2 or 4 engines. For the times we plan on heading it the Bahamas we can justify a second motor cost. We also only plan on crossing in groups and probably never alone. Thanks for the comment! 🤙
Multiple engine boats have multiple fuel tanks. Both engines are usually completely separate from each other. Including the electrical systems. At least mine is. @@perfectfitboating
Not necessarily. Our boat originally had twin motors and just one fuel tank. And Many twin engines come with single fuel tanks. I’ve seen applications like the ones you state but maybe more so in the bigger boats that have the space for two fuel tanks. 🤙
I got my boat fitted with 2 completely separate fuel systems(ignition, fuel lines, tanks and batteries). Yes it cost a bit but the peace of mind when going offshore.@@perfectfitboating
Smart!
Yep! Stand up head and kitchen rock! Plus the windows in the cabin does not make it feel tight!!
Absolutely! That’s one of the main things we loved about it! 🤙
*The SOLARA is the best of that group, and now is cheaper then your quote. Fluid Motion does a hell of a job with that package, FIRST boat my wife and I BOTH agree on!!!*
We loved it and thought it was the best! If the wife agrees, brother youre golden! 🤙
@@perfectfitboating great reviews
Thank you!
So well spoken- nice low pressure tone
Thanks! We appreciate that! 🤙
I 100% agree on your #1 pick of boats. I've been looking at a few different brands that have the same layout and really like them.
Thanks Douglas! This was a clear cut winner to us! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
What half ton truck are you using that can haul that boat.
We use a Tahoe. But you can use your sleigh, Santa. That pulls plenty!
Have you seen the Targa line of boats?
Funny you brought that up, my last comment on here was someone asking the same thing. Those are really nice boats! 🤙
Although another more pricey, I'm thinking about the Targa 37 model. Mike Porter and East Coast yachts in ME. have it and the 32 footer available in their showroom. Good luck in your search and great videos!
Thank you Robbie! 🤙
I thought the 29' with dual motors clicked all the boxes you were looking for. The problem with the Solara is you can't get to the bow unless you go through the front bunk.
You can it’s just a walk around style. It had grab rails to hold on to. It’s compromise so it had alot more space because it doesn’t have the pilot house style construction. We really liked that 29’ too though. Lots of space! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
@@perfectfitboating what was the cost on the trophy 29?
Yea, the boat you picked was the one I liked out of all of them.
Great minds think alike! 🤙
Great job sharing your thoughts on these boats. Can’t wait to see the next video. Family friendly boating.
Thanks steva! ♥️
The 1st boat you looked at (with the 9’6 beam) requires special permits to tow it. If the beam is 8’6, no special permit is required.
Thanks for the info! I wasn’t sure if it was 10’ for the cutoff 🤙
@perfectfitboating Up to 8'6" no permit is required. Up to 11 feet, an oversized load permit and banner are required. Over 11 feet, a permit, banner, and pilot cars are required. That's in Washington. Other jurisdictions may vary.
We ordered a Solara S-250 C with a trailer last week. Added the downrigger prep and the Garmin radar -- the only options available other than hull color. It's somewhat similar to the Cutwater C-248 Coupe but with enhancements we like. The 12 inch Garmin display. DES steering, and auto-levelling Lenco trip tabs should make it less stressful for my wife, the Admiral, to pilot it without me (First Mate and swabbie) aboard until I retire in a few years. The kids said "spend every last dime" and we're trying to keep them happy. Most of the year it will be moored at the marina, but fair amounts will find it being trailered behind a Rugged Mountain Denali 3S on a Ram 5500 Chassis cab truck to destinations in the western US and Canada. The versatility to cruise, fish, enjoy towable watersports, and overnight camp checked all our boxes. I like being able to have a hot water shower on the swim platform as an option to using the wet shower in the head when the weather is nice or after scuba diving.
Wow that’s incredible! So happy for you and your family! You’ll make amazing memories on it! We absolutely loved that model and we’re sure you will too! That big truck will have zero problems hauling that thing! Congrats on your purchase and on your upcoming retirement! Let us know when you finally get her splashed! 🤙
Thanks you guys! I was really wanting to see that 29 Explorer.
At $245k, it's a little above my budget, but still close enough to make me strive harder to raise my budget. But I'll likely just have wait til next year and buy a used one that someone else took the biggest hit on. Lol
And maybe interest rates will go back down a little by then. 🤞
Youre very welcome! Glad our vid was able to help!
Might be better off waiting and getting a slightly used one! It’s an expensive! Now that I think of it, check out our video at the Sarasota boat show. There was a Turkish made boat that had a crazy good price on it and was huge! It’s called VENTO. That might fit the bill! 🤙
Love the Axopar boats. Quality all the way around.
Us too! We did some videos on them and we like them a lot. Not our style but they’re built very well. 🌊🛥️🤙
indeed the best in its class... but the dude likes merican made I guess
I own the Solara 25 CW. It is a fantastic boat and fantastic company. I had a Ranger Tug R27. It was a beautiful boat. I wanted to downsize so switched to Solara. Get the Solara!!
That’s so awesome! So glad you love it! We loved it too!🤙
Down size lees full more mogs linger rabge
I really liked the layout of the Trophy 29 Explorer with that extra room and head space for the bathroom & cab… I would just get a single stovetop burner since there is no stove
It definitely is a huge space and it’s grest for a bigger family. When you’re boat camping, keeping it simple is the way. So a single stove top is all you need! 🌊🛥️🤙
Its amazing how much functional, useable space and amenities boat manufacturers are and have been able to build into boats under 30ft. Im sure I may be mistaken but it looks like American boat companies have finally gotten wise and started getting creative with how they package their boats like the European and Scandinavian boat companies do. Everything from sliding and folding seats integrated either into a window or serving as a double purpose sink and grill. Its great to see.
Cool video guys! Could we maybe get more of what the outside of the boat looks like, at least briefly, before you give a quick onboard walthrough? Thanks!
We absolutely will! We have another boat show in a week we’re headed to and we’ll do that for sure! Thanks for commenting!
@@perfectfitboating Thanks! Have you guys reviewed the Botnia Targa and the Sargo boats? Theyre rugged boats that you could "weekend" in them. Looking forward to your next vid!
@shmac96 I’ve heard of those but weve never seen them in person. We have to make out to one of the shows in the northeast or Pacific Northwest to see boats like that. They seem to be slowly creeping down here to south Florida. The targas are sweeeeet! 🤙
@@perfectfitboating 100%
That Bayliner 29 Explorer can get it all day.❤️🔥
Definitely a sweet ride! 🤙
These are basically Weekenders I have a Searay 215 weekender at 22 feet and it is quite comfortable but a little bigger would be nice.
We really like those searays in the 24ft range. You get tons of space and it’s very comfortable to stay overnight. 🤙
Soo walhats the difference 215 cabin curser weekend seare snall 239 foot sundacer mini yaght
24 foot searara sunder had searay 260 subdacer😅
It’s the Trophy 29 Explorer all day long for me. The 2nd one toured, I think. That massive 2nd bunk, the stand up head with shower, the roomy main bunk - that thing is beautiful and very well designed.
It’s a bad ass boat for sure! 🛥️🤙🌊
It’s a Bayliner 😩
This is nice, this is nice, this is super nice, this is nice
Glad you thought it was nice too 😊
Word count please. I’m up to 150 “nice’s” . . . and counting. 😂
@@Vinnie101a there’s at least 200. Start over and count again 😁
@@perfectfitboating : Good one LOL! Actually liked your walkthroughs. It was .... err, good. 😂😂😂
@@Vinnie101a thanks man we appreciate that! 🤙
I totaly agree with your pick.. I was sold with the bbq..👌Pilot is awesome
For sure! It’s an awesome boat!🤙
That Solara 250C is the best boat of their entire lineup....I'm impressed. :)
@@surfdaze yep! Our choice too! Thanks for commenting! 🌊🛥️🤙
The challenge with static boat shows is that you get the impression of space of the boat, but not true comfort and usability. The ridability and hull design is key to enjoyment on the ocean.
I ended up buying the Axopar 28 (the predecessor to the 29 in this video) - it arrived in January. In some ways I feel that is a better version, with a separate compartment for toilet only. It can still sleep 2+2 as you can use cabin seats folded down as a flat bed.
The huge win with an Axopar is the ride. It cruises 28-35 knots in comfort even with some sea. It is outstanding for water toys. It is good (but not optimised) for fishing. It is good for day boating with friends, although I would like a wider bow for socialising space.
All boats have their advantages.
To get on the ocean with kids/friends doing all types of activities, the Axopar won for me. 😊
Thank you so much for the comment! You’re right, it’s hard to compare boats when they’re static. Ride is definitely a huge factor when it comes down to buying a boat and the actual usability when out on the water.
I’d definitely recommend anyone looking to spend this amount of money on a boat to spend some time on the water with them. 🤙
I like the way perfect fit goes you the boat show view of shopping
Thank you buddy! 🛥️🤙🌊
I too have been looking at this boat. Lot of features that would make staying aboard comfortable.
It really is hard to beat! I don’t think you’ll regret it! 🤙
I bought Cutwater 248 a few months ago…..love it! It’s the same as Solara 25 for $20k less. The solara just has a few more luxury touches………but the Cutwater is very nicely dressed up in the interior 👍
You also might want to check out a Jeanneau NC 895…….made by Beneteau
That’s awesome! How are you enjoying it? We’ve always loved the cut water! And you’re right, the solara is basically the same just completely decked out fully loaded. We’ve seen the jeanneau before and we like that one too. They skipped out on this boat show though. Would’ve been nice to compare those too🤙
@@perfectfitboatingI’m loving the Cutwater. I’m 6’3” in bare feet and it’s the only boat that size I can stand up in the cabin. The Jeaneau was very plain interior wise. Cutwater is nicer. I get a ton of compliments at my marina
@tomdrummy4984 we noticed the headroom! I was very comfortable in there! They make an amazing boat enjoy it!🤙
@@tomdrummy4984 I love the Cutwater but even if I wanted to roll the dice and cash out the 401, so few of them come up in my area. Glad it is as nice as I thought it would be.
Bayliner is a Trophy owned by Brunswick who makes aftermarket Merucury engine parts called Quicksilver. Mercury is also owned by Brunswick
Correct. But in Europe, they have a quicksilver line of boats which is the trophy here in the states. It is subbed out and licensed to them.This is from their website
"Quicksilver boats are manufactured in Brunswick's own factories, but for the European market several models are produced under license from Balt-Yacht shipyard, which is located in Poland."
Did you do a segment on fishing and family out type boat 26’ and above ?
We did another video on the best family boats under 60k. There was a couple good deals and some decently outfitted boats. The show huge so it was hard to film everything. We only made it to the convention center and that took all day. Between networking and filming what we filmed our day was gone. Next year im going to try and film for two days to get more footage. 🤙
I’m not surprised you favored the Solara, it seems like a little higher end Ranger or Cutwater, and is the best choice for overall usefulness.
We thought so too. It’s basically a top of the line cut water with all the bells and whistles. 🤙
I purchased a cutwater 248. I love it. Ordered it the way I thought I wanted. I should not have gotten the lithium ion batteries. They will not run the AC very long at all. I purchased a $300 generator that works perfectly. I should’ve got auto pilot instead of lithium ion. How tall are you again? Lol! Good video.
Man we love those cut waters! And I figured the lithium batteries might not be worth it. That’s why I mentioned the generator I think it’s a better option.
And yes, I mention my height quite a bit 🤣. It’s on purpose though because so many people skip through the video and only watch parts they’re interested in. Ya got me🤣 thanks for watching and commenting! Hope you’re enjoying your boat!
Ac use oits watts unless batery oiwrt ac kes wattage ac
Thr Solara cut water and ranger tug I do believe all come under the same ownership umbrella.
190 plus at least 8 or 9 for a good trailer no generator no solar means shore power for the ac a lot of money keep looking maybe in the slightly used market.
Oh we were just showing the cabin style boats. We’re happy with our boat and we won’t be changing anytime soon. Youre correct they’re all under the same umbrella. 🤙
"Thr Solara cut water and ranger tug I do believe all come under the same ownership umbrella."
Correct: Fluid Motion, LLC.
Yep that’s correct! Super nice people! Family owned!
Excellent video! My favorite type of boat. The vast majority of trailerable boats in Florida are center consoles, which you can't sleep on.
Youre right about that. I liked center consoles when I was younger. This makes more sense for what we do. 🛥️🤙🌊
Great choice at the end
Thank you Anthony! 🤙
The best overnighters are guests who miss departure time and don't become a nuisance.
By my calculations this comment should have over 144k likes…
Facts!🤙
Nice video , We didn't make it to Miami this year . Two things that you should compare is Warranty ( get detailed information ) and Fiberglass layup . Is the hull being made with new techniques ? ( resin infusion / vacuum bagging , epoxy resin etc ) . Most manufacturers are building thinner hulls these days , Old school techniques can have issues . Check for customer reviews and overall satisfaction .
That’s very true! You know we tried to find a directory of what manufacturer was going to be at the show and they didn’t have a list anywhere. We literally went in blind. But you make a great point because those are huge selling factors. Many companies skimp on the glass to save money and their hulls are very thin. Thanks for the comment 🤙
It seems that these boats have a high center of gravity. Do you think that they will roll excessively?
That’s a good question. We’ll be headed to the Palm beach boat show and we’re going to try to ride in a few of these so we’ll report back on that for sure! 🤙
You should def check out the Jeanneau 795 and 895
Hopefully there at the Palm beach boat show in two weeks! We’ve been wanting to review those too! 🤙
Quicksilver is the lubrication line for Mercury. Like moter oil, gear oil. Bayliner is owned by Brunswick Marine Group which also owns Sea Ray and other lines of boats. Also Mercury Marine.
It’s not just the lubrication line for Mercury. They make boats like the quicksilver pilot house 605 that’s is the same boat as the trophy. This is from their website
“Quicksilver boats are manufactured in Brunswick's own factories, but for the European market several models are produced under license from Balt-Yacht shipyard, which is located in Poland.”
Quick silver nice canbinncrusrr
One year and two weeks from planned retirement, I could write a check for any of the boats you featured, but it’s just too great a percentage of my net. I’ve dreamed all my life of a boat that checks all the boxes you’re covering here, but the dream will remain just that, I believe.
Congrats on your retirement! We’ll give you our 2 cents. In a year from now, boat prices should be down another 20%. And that means the used boat market will be even lower. I think you can find something that fits the bill when you’re ready to retire.
We think you’ll be able to live out that dream, friend! Time will tell but we’re optimistic! 🤙
Wow brother. 20% you think? Well, I’ve got some time to wait, but not much. I’m mechanically inclined, and could manage a good deal of repair or refurb on a used boat, but just don’t want the hassle, so for me it’s gonna be pay the new cost up front or not at all. I’ll keep my eyes open.
Love the channel. Glad I came across it. Subbed.
@melodymakermark I Truly believe the prices will drop significantly by the end of this year. Maybe even more than 20%. You’ll get something you’ll see.
And thank you so much for the kind words and for subscribing! We appreciate you! 🤙
Pay a 1/5 of the price for a used Pursuit. Go have fun man.
I bought a 41 foot mainship and a 45 foot dock in North Carolina for 80 thousand,,we walk to dinner and live music,,,Think used always
The Axopar's just do it for me.
They’re sweet boats for sure! 🌊🤙🛥️
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO
Thank you for watching! 🌊🤙🛥️
Well you can go new if you want..an some are nice..but i'll stick with my 30 foot 88 Avnti..Bayliner..love it!
I would never go new lol. And that’s a sweet ride you have. Plenty of space. 🤙
@@perfectfitboating thanks matey!
Cabin/pilot house boats are awesome boats to be able to spend a weekend out on the water and they can be found with lots of comfort as well. Awesome video 👍
Thank you brother! We love them!🤙
Can you find smaller cruisers power catamarans?
We don’t get too many catamarans at these shows other than the Ft. Lauderdale or Miami shows. A lot of times it’s by appointment and they don’t allow random people on their boats. 🌊🤙🛥️
Nice review. What about Merry fisher 895???
Thanks man! I don’t think that model made it to this particular show. But we have another video where we went over a few of the Jeanneau’s🤙🌊🛥️
I set my standards by a 1987-89 268 Searay Sundancer. With a 454/Mercruiser out drive. A lot cheaper, about 48-50 mph WOT. If I had the money to buy any of the boats you showed, I’d still get the sea ray.
Those old sea rays are sweet boats and definitely a bargain! I think if you can find a clean one and even convert it to outboard you’ll have a sweet ride for a great deal! 🤙
This Solara probably has near zero wood in its structure
@@markdimaio8396 that’s correct!
Chief had the 260 nit 268 subfdacer ssne biat chief oive suncmdcer
Chief powrr buy a lambghini v12 44 to 50 mig too 60 moh to 75 moh
Great video, captain now what I took from the video. Those boats require so much maintenance. Just think about it when you come back from fishing for probably 3 to 4 days spending some time in it. You'll be a slave cleaning those boats. So you can keep your value on those boats and the price Are very high. I know they have a lot of equipment but most of it. It is not needed for spending a couple of days out there. That's my opinion, captain. Maybe if you're retired , you'll be able to use that boat more often , but as young Ask you and your wife are You won't probably have the time to spend weeks in the Bahamas too often.
My suggestion is keep enjoying the boat you have. Which is paid for and later. I'm moving to something a little bit more comfortable Something that doesn't break the bank. Because trust me in the past about boats and I regret purchasing them the long run but the one I have now is not big but it does the job. Even if is crooked LOL.
Cap you are absolutely right. We won’t be changing boats anytime soon. And if we do decide to upgrade, it won’t be much bigger but maybe something with a better cabin like a pilot house. Youre totally right. A lot of the features on these boats aren’t totally necessary. I’m a big fan of keeping it simple. The more crap you have the more likely it is to break. And you are so right about having to clean it. Imagine coming back from a trip and having to spend 2 days cleaning all these extra things! Thanks for commenting cap! 🤙
@perfectfitboating anytime cap. And thank you and your wife for taking us to the boat show for free😉🛥⚓️
@OutOnTheReef our pleasure cap 🤣🤙
i love PILOT HOUSE BOATS
We do too! We wish we could see more of them here in sfl. We’re gonna have to take a trip to the pnw or New England boat shows! 🤙
Did you see any Sea Ray Sundancer's. The 29 foot model is trailerable and is an awesome boat.
No unfortunately we didn’t. Sea Ray only had their big hitters or smaller bow riders. We’re headed to the Palm beach boat show in a week hopefully they’ll have something there we can check out! 🤙
Buy 290 subdacer
Having seen the options available on trailer sized cabin cruising bosts , if you value the room you get , i would seriously concider a power cat or twin hull option
Wish they had some at the show to walkthrough! They do have great space!
Lol that lady peeking through at 12:24 😂😂
Hahah creepin! 👀
Hi how to get to the bow ?
on the Solara
There’s a walk around on the gunnel and handrails on the roof. 🛥️🤙🌊
yes with a safety line its regrettably this very nice board i like also
Love this video, tired of seeing tours of yachts that are way outta reach. You guys covered a lot, great camera work and delivery.
Thanks Mark! We really appreciate that! Just trying to make videos that more regular folk can relate to! 🤙
Good selection
First weekend you and your wife only , for safety...
If i remember the second boat is the best , loose the twin out board motors and put a single diesel out board , better fuel economy and put a decent freezer in it same size as the fridge also plumb in Propane great for the oven and stove also a cooker out back 👍its an Australian thing 🙂and its trailerable 🤘yep didn't get to see the last boat properly tho but that looks good too but needs what i said about the second one , would be great live aboards expesily for 1 or 2 people easy , will need lots off solar up top tho and a few batteries inside
That was a nice one too. Diesel option would be sweet! 🤙
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Очень хороший обзор.👍
Очень подробно и хорошо снято.
I've researched this type of boat and been on a few and for me I like the Cutwater's the best.
We love the cut water! It’s an awesome boat!
I agree, great job. Thanks
Thank you!🤙
The t29x is one I hope to own.
Jeanneau wasn't there? Seems like an 895 would be in the mix here.
No, not in the convention center. But we did a video at the Palm beach show and that one was in there! Might want to check it out! 🤙
Nmbuybit
I really enjoyed your video! We are currently looking for a cabin boat for our small family of 4 (2 kids under 3). Cabin is important to us because we are located in Northeast and we would like to do some boat camping in the summer. Thank you for showing and reviewing some brands that we did not even consider before. Keep up the great work!
You’re so welcome! We’re happy the video was able to help! We’ll be headed to the Palm beach boat show in 2 weeks and plan on going aboard some weekender boats that weren’t at this show! Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤙
Looking forward to that video!
Searay 260 sundacer sleeps 6
Hi I am 6ft tall. Do you think I can fit in the toilet of the T25 pilot house?
Absolutely not! I’m 6ft. Not happening lol
@@perfectfitboating not ideal for sure, but if you had to do your business you can cram into there, right?
If you absolutely had to, yes you’d find a way to cram in there and go about your business.
Yes c yiu can
I liked the second "Bayliner" better. It seemed more spacious.
That was a very nice boat too. Just fit and finish wasn’t as close to the solara for the price. Solara did have a 31 ft that was comparable but we thought it was too big for this comparison and THAT blew everything out of the water! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
@@perfectfitboating ..... The solara is definitely nicer finish wise. Bayliner was never known for "fit and finish".
I’m 6 4 I could not fit on a trailerable boat. I would need a 34 to a 36 ft. I need a full head and small galley. A would need a small live aboard . But nice video.
I hear ya. Alieys did is 6’6” and he has a hard time finding anything under 40 to live in!
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Oye...thats the perfect niche. We are looking for this size under 40' that we can tow with our 3500 and sleep over night. Out top contender will be cutwater cb30. Will be looking at more of your reviews.
Gracias por el video🤛💪
Thank you so much! The cutwater 30 is a monster! Now THAT is a boat you can spend a few weeks on if you wanted to. Top quality, great features and they’re built well. The whole ranger tug umbrella is solid! Good luck with that and thank you for the kind words! 🤙
I'm an aircraft mechanic for a major airline and could not afford any of these boats. I guess these boats are for millionaires only.
Yes. That is correct. These boats are for millionaires only.
There are a lot of successful entrepreneurs in the world. Hard to afford something like this working for someone else's dream.
@@matchory It used to be quite different. My dad was a marina owner and boat dealer in the 70's and 80's . 90% of purchasers at that time were regular hard working Americans that didn't own their own company. It's so sad for me to see that this has all changed and boat ownership is an unattainable dream now for regular folks.
Youre in the wrong business. A deck hand on a tug boat makes $550 a day. All tug companies are hiring.
You save up for 2 to 4 years then buy your dream boat. Nothing comes tomorrow
How me understand, what would you use this boat for ? traveling?
It’s a weekender style boat. You can travel in it, fish in it, cruise in it etc. You can spend a few days on it as well 🤙
Dude you're a great narrator.
Thank you Steve I really appreciate that! I gotta get better though! 🤙
I grew up on Cuddy Cabin boats. I am becoming a fan of the pilot house boats. They fit the needs I have to stay on the water for days and scuba dive. Thanks for sharing. I am in Myrtle Beach SC and they didnt have anything like those at our local boat show.
The older I get the more comfort I’d like in a boat. I absolutely love a pilot house boat. Maybe one day we’ll have one. We don’t get many showings down here for them. We’re going to have to take a trip to New England or the pacific north west to see what’s out there.
Thank you for commenting!
Awesome over nighter
Definitely is! 🤙
Bayliner , Quicksilver is all part of Brunswick Marine who also owns Searay.
Bingo! That is correct! 🤙
A very special ship, friend, that I have ever seen,
Thank you for sharing the information, very interesting video,,,👍
You’re welcome my friend! Glad you liked it! 🤙
I liked the bayliner trophy pilot house but I would have put a 300 hp mercury on it.❤
It’s definitely a cool boat! We liked it a lot too. We’d put a 300 also. Can’t go wrong with more power! 🤙
That's funny, because I thought the T29 with two seperate berths so you had room for the kids, was the clear winner.
Definitely a spacious boat. We thought the quality and the price just didn’t make sense. 🤙
You're looking at low end stuff when you could spend your money on something way better slightly used PLUS, that Bayliner will fall apart after a few crossing's trust me. Im finishing a 28 Albemarle outboard conversion that I will be island hopping in. I love the trustworthy Carolina built hulls that are designed for that stuff. Take your time and a "killer" deal will come around soon with this economy. Its a boat buyers dream.
Hey brother thanks for the comment! We’re actually not looking to buy. We enjoy doing these videos to show people what’s available out in the market. We have a Grady 24 offshore and that’s the boat our channel was started off. We also have a 16 zebra flats skiff we’re restoring. But your advice still stands to anyone reading! 🤙
Great channel.
Thank you so much! 🤙🌊🛥️
I run across this video while searching for a good "all around" vessel (ski, fish, and berth). It appears that I stumbled into the bigger "affordable" leagues by mistake. Gorgeous boats though...I'll see myself out. 😂😂
Check out our other videos. We have one for best boats under 60k 🤙
Everyone seems to like the concept of an affordable towable pilothouse cruiser so , where's Sea Ray's ?
If I remember right, the sea rays at the show that would’ve fallen in this size category were bow riders and anything with a cabin was much bigger.
We’re going to another boat show this month, hopefully searay has some of them there we can show! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
Warren Buffett would struggle to afford Sea Ray's. 🤑
What, no Candela electric boats?
Not at the convention center. 🤷🏻♂️
I like the Solara 250C the most. It would put twin Yamahas on it tho....
We talked to someone at the show who seemed high up there in the company and he said with this 300 it’ll get to 50mph 😳. I hear ya though.
I would want a demo to confirm that.
We’re going to the Palm beach boat show in two weeks. Solara invited us to see all their models. Maybe they take us out for a spin.
Cutwater is really nice
That first boat was cool for a day boat. I wouldn't want to sleep inside the cabin, and the head was really small. Boat two was way better. It also cost 100K more. I gave you a sub. Great video.
We really loved the styling of it. And for a day boat it would be great. Just way too much money and that head is for kids.🤙
Bayliner Trophy has been around for a long time, years. Bayliner's line has always been providing a very large amount of room for the size. You don't seem to have to much knowledge of boats though
No, i have zero knowledge of boats. I know absolutely nothing. You can clearly see that in the video.
Yes, the bayliner in this video had plenty of space… for kids. I guess if youre child size, I can see how you say this bay liner had space! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
12:16 The hook in the bathroom can cause some serious injury
Coñooo, i love this video!!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment! 🤙
@@perfectfitboating u guys should a vid about the cheapest cubbycabins in the next boat show. For us poor folks..😃
@asere1986 that’s a great idea asere! (😉) we’re actually going to the Sarasota boat show so we’re gonna see what they have available there. I think we might just do your suggestion IF there’s cuddy cabins available. 🤙
Ranger tug seems like the best value. But thanks for sharing 👍
We love those ranger tugs too! ♥️
She did videoing the boat reviews. 👍
Axopar! The best one.
That’s a great choice too! 🤙
Merry fisher 795 and 895 are about the same price and u get more
Great boat show
Definitely one of the better ones! 🤙
The Best size is 30 By 10 and a weight of 12 thousand pounds with twin 350 Mercury out boards a Boston Whaler is Best and a DODGE Dulley diesel pickup
Excelente video bro ❤
Un abrazo grande nos vemos pronto
Gracias bro! Que la pases bien en Bimini! 🤙
Nice video
Thanks!🤙
Lo mejor del video fue la camarografa.😊
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