World Cat 280DC-X Power Catamaran Sea Trial Video Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2020
- Join Ryan McVinney from Boat Trader and Todd Gray at Bosun's Marine in Cape Cod, MA for a sea trial and video walk-through virtual tour of the newest boat in the World Cat family. The 2021 World Cat 280DC-X is a family-friendly power catamaran fishing boat that combines the stable, smooth ride of a multi-hull performance boat design with the comfort, features and versatility of a dual console layout. With a full head, comfortable lounge chairs, ample bow seating and protected helm, this vessel can accommodate friends and family on whatever adventures they desire from inshore or offshore fishing to day picnicking and entertaining. She loves to run and looks great doing so.
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It’s the most fantastic riding fuel efficient boat made.
Nothing in the Chesapeake Bay can keep you at port, this boat will take you anywhere anytime in any weather. I’ve had one for 5 years now, it’s flat out perfect.
Well said! Awesome to hear that! We love the Chesapeake Bay area, we just filmed an episode of our boating TV show Stomping Grounds there and had some awesome days on the water, crabbing, cruising and exploring.
Very beautiful boat! ✌️
Agreed!
Sea Test? Would like to see a boat review that takes the boat through some snotty chop.. This might as wel be phoned in....
Hi Bill, well in fact it was quite windy and choppy off the coast, south of Cape Cod the day we took this boat out and filmed that drone footage you see. It was definitely not calm, and she handle the chop with ease. We did have a bit of an issue landing the drone even, as the wind really started to pick up! So it definitely wasn't phoned in :) However we did walkthrough the boat back at the docks so that viewers could hear Todd explain the features. This power cat has quite high forward freeboard and can handle long offshore runs. She tops out around 50 MPH and cruises nicely at 26 MPH burning around 10.2 gallons/hour at that speed. Of course all of that depends on your power package, load, sea state and weather conditions. But if you get a chance to sea trial her, we're sure you'd be impressed.
Too bad the company is lead by people who won't tell the truth even when sued in Federal Court in Tacoma Washington.
The boats are cheaply built in my experience