...average human width would be 485 so a 50cm width seat, would be enought for 1 person. At that cockpit i see at least 150cm long seats (one at each side) plus 2 chairs so that would be enough to have 6 to 8 people. If the size you have in mind are those eating halve a dozen donats a couple of buckets chicken wings and a few liters of cola then you could fit 3 people in that cockpit I agree....but then again, those people wouldnt leave their couch to go sailing so...thats that.... xD
@@frommyashesrisenrebornredemed Congratulations on fat shaming any average person who wants more than 4cm on either side of their shoulders for elbow room while eating. I'm sure your defense of a small boat is well worth your desire to insult people.
@@joelw2023 Everything around us is designed for the average person. Otherwise EVERYONE would feel like they are hobbits visiting Gandalfs house.... As for me, i am fat trying to get in shape because i dont want to lose visual contact with my dick. Untill the time i lose some of my weight, im going to have to drive to my destination instead of flying...or sailing... You know i've seen people with no limbs or in wheelchairs going sailing. Thats when i stopped nagging like you and starting shaming my self to push me to get up my ass and start doing stuff :) Watching the scales go down...it is worth it for sure ;) And you know what ? when i am done, i can load the boat with some extra usefull stuff instead of my belly. (extra load capacity) ;)
Shame, no one has one of these boats available, been looking to buy a Mahe 36, Aventura 33 or Leopard 38, I do not like huge catamarans, I want a smaller, but spacious, and it is hard to find one!
Build quality? At 3:08 you can see two large puckers where the bulkhead meets the overhead. Tiller steering? Really. It looks functional otherwise. Good luck.
Nice inexpensive CAT. Those sliding doors looked pretty cheap though. @0:52 you can see it teeter tottering on its slide. Something thats going to happen allot at sea.
So where is the wheel? Is this boat only steerable via electronics? This seems like a really bad idea for a boat that otherwise looks fantastic; striking a balance between accommodation, size and price. Catamarans just seem to keep getting bigger so it is nice to see something new in a more compact size.
I'm amazed that this boat is less expensive than a similar length gemini,only this boat is more modern wider and is a true Bluewater boat,the Gemini is slightly faster and is more of a coastal cruiser that can handle short offshore hops
