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We are big fans of Amel, hopefully, we will be looking at an Oyster in depth over Christmas so it will be good to make a comparison. Thank you for watching;)

It was I had to stop for 20 mins and then restart. there were many parties at Cannes and I forgot I was not 21 anymore. One of the great things we love about Amel is the amount of storage and an amazing sailboat throughout. thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, more coming from Amel in the future;)

Thank you for that, it was a pleaser going around this sailboat and we will have more about Amel in the future. Thanks for watching;)

There will be a test sail of the 50 coming up in the spring, and hopefully, if we can sweet talk them into it, a test sail on the 60 in September at the Cannes boat show. Thank you for watching;)

Stunningly practical beauty!

Thank you for watching

The 50 is a more manageable size and yes given a choice we would also take the Amel 50 purely because I think it would be easier for us to handle. I love the HR 50 as well and will admit to being a big Oaster fan, we have not yet had a chance to see a Kraken in the flesh so I would not like to give an opinion but on paper, it comes across as a very capable blue water sailboat. Thank you for watching;)

Just got back so more content comming. Thank you for watching;)

She is, isn't she?

It's good to have dreams, keep working towards your and one day you can take us out for a sail on your new Amel;) Thanks for watching;)

A world-class cruiser at that, the team at Amel are great at what they do. Thank you for watching;)

need any crew

@@miketybring4700 Unfortunately no, my wife and I plan to operate it, and we have adult children so when they are on the boat we will put them to work.

There will be a new video coming soon of the fifty which I spend more time going through the systems and down in the mechanical space if you are interested. thank you for watching;)

@@SVTONICBoatWives cool :-)

She certainly is.

And the engine room too...

Lol it's a yacht show look on other youtube support you will see it sail

It's coming so please be patient;) Thanks for watching;)

Thanks for that and thank you for taking the time to watch;)

That makes two of us;)

Only compared to say, a "gorgeous" car. Compared to other blue-water 60' yachts, it's actually quite the bargain.

@@ecmo11 totally agree Troy, you get what you pay for. The Amel is worth every penny don't you think?

Ah the Amel Oyster debate it would be lovely to have a choice but we hope this September we will be able to do a direct comparison at the Canes boat show. Thank you for watching

Ya 2,3 or 2,5 M€ options

Maybe we should do a poll to find out who is everyone's favourite between the two? Thanks for watching;)

Thanks for watching and commenting it all helps the algorithm;)

This has to be one of my favourite comments of all time so far;) I think the problem was I had too many whiskeys the night before Ha Ha. next time I will show all the joinery in a miny video with sexy slow music just for you wink, wink;) Thank you for taking the time to make us smile and laugh, see you next time;)

@@SVTONICBoatWives I’ll be there! Sirius has a really nice video done in their factory where they talk a lot about the woodwork. It really scratches that itch LOL.

@@Yohann67 I will go and have a look;)

@@SVTONICBoatWives This is the one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Tw0udhLYbec.html

@@Yohann67 Thanks for the link;) just spent about 3 hours looking at Sirius yachts. We will see if we can look around one or two in the future;)

Your answers will come soon as we are working on something with Amel;) thanks for watching and we will keep you posted;)

Yes they do one of their great safety features, thank you for watching;)

You have to be in it to win it;) Thanks for watching.

@@SVTONICBoatWives you can bet I try :)

The build quality of Amel has always been shit!

We will let you now in December when we look around a new Oyster;)

Amel's are still a go-anywhere boat I think that they have just evolved.

@@01dumbfrog no not at all, I like a good whiskey and cigar from time to time depending on the company.

@@01dumbfrog for thé 60 a little more than that and she is worth it;)

What are you talking about?

Too bad about the punishing ride in anything but near-perfect weather and seas.

@@ecmo11 Yep

Must admit I really can't getbon with the corkscrew motion effect I've had on Catamarans, tbh, may be a result of the short vertical faced waves so common in Irish Sea off the West Coast of Wales. Never made me seasick (I dose with half a Stugeron before going aboard anyway, had 3 days of severe sickness in a bad storm, and never want that again), but for me that motion is really off-putting and disorienting enough to rule out Catamarans. But oddly, not had that -yet- with a Trimaran, which can be that nice, I almost bought one years ago. I'll be sticking with a nice production Monohull thanks, much lower running costs, Marina Costs, etc, plus I like the motion of monohull Sailboats when underway, and less chance if being chu ked around like a large ball-bearing inside a Pinball Machine. Best Wishes and Far Winds. Bob. PS. Amel, Hallberg-Rassey and such not really my cup of tea, and way outside my budget tbh. Doubt I'd buy one though, even if inside my Budget, If loaded with a huge Piggy Bank, , I think I'd go for a Sirius 40 DS Twin Keel. Construction slots are already being filled for 2026 though, few remaining for 2025 and a slim chance for 2024 apparently Nice Boats. 🤔

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