A Boat? A Jet Ski? NO! A CraigCat! 

Lol

@@ThatBoatGuy I own two of these boat I just bought a brand new 30th Anniversary Edition and if I gave you a ride I can guarantee you would want one they are awesome

Rick massey Did they fix the prop clearance problem when trimmed up and turning?

@@corydriver7634 no Corey they did not and that has been a slight issue as I got into real shallow water the other day, figured that if I had a problem I could get out of the boat push it back into a little bit deeper water being so it's going to be shallow, but to answer your question no

@@corydriver7634 Corey it sounds like you know something about these boats. I have a 2008 and I just bought a 30th Anniversary Edition Gulfstream it has the 2-cycle Evinrude and it is a rocket, the older one has a Mercury 4 Cycle and does not compare this new one

*This boat is for people who are trading up from a kayak but live in an apartment near a very flat lake.*

@@1nvisible1 for huge pools when you don’t like to swim

I've jumped some huge waves in these. The police around Miami actually use these, but yeah, would be fun to see how it would hold up in that place 😂

As I get older I need simple oh, I have two of them one of them is brand new Gulfstream. Easy load easy unload and like you say when it's rough out on the big water I just had up to little rivers around my area and it's awesome

They are so slow 😂

Never too big

More like two kayaks lol

EliteDavid Horne you pretty much got it

@@anonanon4109 Zach I have two of them it depends on what motor you have I have a brand new one with a Evinrude E-Tech and that thing is a rocket. I have an older one with a Mercury 4 stroke and it's a bit slower

This thing has some useful features, but you might look at all of the waverunner models you could get for no more than what this thing costs.

How about 3 pontoons with a hayabusa jet drive in the middle pontoon and a center steering/seating position 👍😊

@@stevepseudonym445 looks a bit more comfortable than a jet ski. You're sitting in a chair instead of straddling it.

My freinds don’t have boats ll

Omg that's so hilarious but tbh I think there pretty cool just to put around on and fish possibly. Definitely a lake rig and mainly a calm water boat

Not not true, when I'm out and about all I get from the bigger boats are the big thumbs up and oh my gosh the girls love them

@@rickmassey5802 how fast do you reckon they are? The 2 that you have, fast,band slow one???

@@chrishollar6080 Chris the first 1 I bought has a Mercury 4 stroke and it's okay but the brand new one I just bought with the Evinrude two cycle is a little rocket you almost need a helmet

yeah and the salt water constantly in you face was rough at high speeds lol, we tried it like two years ago on a "Creek cat" tour

Thats pretty much what it is!

thats just what i said, not much good for anything

snakeriverfisher Are you on crack? They are a great little shallow water fishing boat. Great for people who don’t have a big garage for a boat, or something to tow with. I personally like them for fishing small lakes alone. They also work gray on streams. 2 people can carry it to the water, so no boat ramp needed. There are a lot of advantages to something like this. It wouldn’t replace my Allison, but I can take them places the Allison wouldn’t go.

I made something like this with my dad but we made one with surfboards and a 15 hp 2 stroke yamaha. It has a system on it that when you steer, the surfboards tilt in the corner. It’s very agile and it looks like it almost goes faster than this thing. It’s lots of fun to drive. Sorry for my bad english.

@@snakeriverfisher , not good for ANYTHING? Well, it's awfully good for hopping on, turning a key, and having a blast on the water in the warm, sunny Florida weather. I can't think of anything else that compares to it in terms of fun and sun. I'm curious what you would suggest for someone who wanted to be able to take 2 people, carry a little gear, have a low-maintenance hull/pontoons, and sit low to the water for a thrilling ride. (Oh yeah, and I want the stability to be able to stand anywhere on it and not have it tilt and flip/capsize.) Jetski: nope. Bass boat: nope. Bowrider: nope. I can't think of anything, but I'm an open-minded fella. I haven't dropped any cash yet. So, change my mind... please.

Well, you're in luck...This one is for sale...facebook.com/marketplace/item/741468466658010/

@Austin Hamilton [Student] ... Yeah, it does. It's the same one on this vid...

@@ToyManFlyer1100 did you sell it already? The link says it's not available.

I almost bought one just a couple days ago. They are a neat little boat.

I saw one at the sandbar and I was like how did that make it here

@@adamr9215 ..well, this one is for sale if you still want one...facebook.com/marketplace/item/741468466658010/

ToyManFlyer1100 Thank you, but I have 3 already. I don’t do facebook, so I can’t see the add, but there are a few for under $500 without engines. And I have a few small outboards.

$9-12 grand??????? For 2 chairs strapped on top of two paddleboards? I guess there's a sucker born every minute.

That much? That is so stupid.

9-12k ? There is one for sale in my are for about 1k

the used Craig cats ive seen like these go for $4k or less... not sure if you mean brand new they are worth close to 9-12 thousand

@@zzz7zzz9 First off, if you buy a new one, the motor alone is worth over 5K. Then add the boat, electrical stuff, then the trailer. They make and sell them to make a PROFIT. Those aren't "paddleboards" with seats "strapped" on. If you think those are paddleboards, then you've never seen one of these boats up close. I have a 2008 that I picked up for 4K in great condition. It does everything it needs to do well. I use mine on open water in Lake Michigan...it's beefier that it appears. They are inexpensive to buy, operate, and easy to maintain. Plus I can easy tow it behind a RAV4.

They offer trolling motor models with a solar panel.

Why life jackets ha

@@daleeltzroth4749 Because it's STUPID to not use them...on ANY boat.

It;'s not a sailboat.... ha, ha, for sail...

If you mounted it that way, you'd be smacking yourself, and your passenger with the tiller lever. Plus you'd have far less leverage.

They are made in Orlando FL, pretty neat little boats.

It ia not a boat. It is nothing more than two surfboards hitched together with a motor.

@@wendellworth353 your Sooooo Wrong ,more like a jet ski with side by side seating. Just not as fast

It’s all air flotation, so as long as the driver stays inside and the motor doesn’t hydro lock, it should be golden

They say the same about chubawumbas.