Axopar 37 Adventures: Family of 4 Take on Maine & Canada! 

😂😂 glad you enjoyed!l it!

Great to hear! I'm glad you found some tips and tricks useful. Happy boating, cheers!

Thanks for watching 🙏 more axopar adventures coming soon!

Glad you enjoyed the video! Windlass remote and anchor snubber certainly come in handy. Thanks for watching and reaching out!

Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!

Great question. We had a lithium battery system installed on this boat here in the USA by a company that does these types of retrofits on boats. Our goal was to get more available stored energy on the boat and to better understand this newer technology in the boating world to determine if its something we feel should be adopted or not. We are still wrapping our heads around it and the battery voltages are different than what we're used to.

Totally understandable! Thanks for watching John! Glad you enjoyed the video. Just curious, Have you checked out the Axopar 45 yet?

I have, and I was very surprised to discover my head scraped a few spots in the main deck. Headroom is a problem for me in many boats -- I've had to rule out Axopar, Tiara, Formula, Regal, Wellcraft 35, and others. I recently acquired a Boston Whaler 350 Realm -- terrific headroom on deck everywhere, barely adequate in a small part of the cabin. Much different than the Axopar -- less weather shelter, much, much heavier boat, more of a day boat. But it works for me.

Charles, Thanks for your comment. So I subscribe to the 80% rule when choosing a boat. That is to build out a boat that is dialed for how you use it 80% of the time and make accommodations for the occasional situations. So many customers focus their purchase decisions on less than 10% usage and many times they end up with more boat than they need or more equipment. What’s challenging is being realistic about what is 80% use, I find myself fantasizing about multi day cruises, but my reality is I don’t have that much free time to put that into the 80% bucket of needs. In short, axopar does offer electric cook tops and water heaters. For me, I prefer to be able to remove this gear from the boat and not have it permanently fixed. I end up with a simpler boat and have great options for when I want hot water or to cook. What is fantastic about the axopar is how they have kept the boats simple and dialed for how I boat 80% of the time. This keeps the fun-to-trouble ratio to an all time high and results in me using the boat more often. Hopefully we can help get you out on the water some day on a boat that fits your 80% mission. Cheers

Sleeping on board as a family is one of the more fun and memorable things to do on the boat. The kids sleep forward and the adults sleep aft. (stay tuned for a more descriptive video coming). As for light, there are covers over the windows in the forward cabin if you want the cabin to be dark in the morning. You will notice when running during nap times the forward cover is installed in this video.

Glad you enjoyed the video! The soft top handles heavy rain without any problems. We did a video where we talked about the soft top in more detail and even ran some water tests. Check it out! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yAoPyrR-rlQ.html

Thanks for watching. In general, it’s best practice to use a snubber while on anchor. Not using a snubber is a judgement call based on the days weather, how long the boat will be on anchor and if your close by or not. If it was a nice calm day and I was hanging out by the beach for a couple hours while staying right close to the boat. I probably wouldn’t use a snubber.

@@EastCoastYachtSales Thanks for all the info! So helpful!

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you! One needs to be mindful of the lobster pots, but they’re not easy to catch one while at cruising speed. As long as the pot is off of dead center, we don’t worry about them too much. In our observation, when one slows down to trawler speed there is a better chance of catching a pot since there is less energy from the bow pushing the water away from the props.

@@EastCoastYachtSales Thanks Ben! Very insightful.

A tender can also be called a dinghy.

@@EastCoastYachtSales Exactly. But which brand is that one?

Thanks for watching! We plan to offer them soon, stay tuned! I will follow up on this comment when they are available.

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