ORC 57 Catamaran interior review, luxury at light speed. 

Absolutely what we think Gerrit. A true exploration / expedition boat. I wish we could convey well enough how much fun it was. INSANELY addictive. Thanks for your support again

@@carryonsailing I can only imagine how addictive this rocket ship is after seeing the ORC 50 hammering along absolutely stable in 40 kts of TWS

Couldn't agree more Rob. Tech is progressing!

@@carryonsailing combine the latest dazcat concept interior layout with ts or orc sailing experience and we have sailing Valhalla.

Can't argue too much with you on that mate. Bang for buck the ol' orc seems to make a mark though. Once you experience the performance it's a bit of an epiphany and the gods shine down on you. Sell your kidneys, dog and distant relatives.....

Happy holidays! thanks for your support

Coming soon!

Thanks Will

Very good point. Also, wood attracts termites in the tropics and need varnishing or maintenance in some way. Appreciate the dialogue btw

Glad you enjoyed it Jeremy, Hope your family are all well and your getting good value from the motors.

Thanks and best wishes with your own channel and journey through this sector. I think one has to be honest about the routes you're gonna take. Upwind performance or sailing performance in general is more important the more miles you do!

Thanks! You too!

More to come! did you check out the recent live stream?

I wish a Thierry and Benjamin (the most accomplished engineer were permanently on board. At least wish I could data transfer their ability to my head via USB

More to come!

Thanks buddy. Was good to meet you at the show.

Thanks Al. Sell organs / granny quick...

Hi, the sea water helps with efficiency and it's definitely an option but may as well go for a normal aircon mini split and a generator

It's all coming soon. Thanks for supporting us

Good to see you again on the channel mate, horses for courses but am super happy with Apocalypse.

Yes absolutely, just needed to take care of some responsibilities and get back to sailing and shooting video.

It can be as much carbon as you like, get in touch with the yard they will give better info than me.

Most cats are around 9m wide or thereabouts. I didn't have too much problems and the community of other sailors are pretty helpful in giving advice on various locations to haul out. Remember, how to commercial vessels do it?

@@carryonsailing Many thanks!!

Dummy, this boat in the video has quite a few extras. Furthermore, I think inflation has nailed us all. I dropped a link for Scheiber in the video. I am full of mistakes these days, must be getting old.

As much as I like this model over its smaller siblings, I still feel it's too minimalist to live aboard for me. Interior room isn't too bad but that bland almost 'clinical' looking interior will get old fast. As I commented in another channel, the ORC models are great as race machines, weekend getaway boats or for making quick time on passages that aren't very long, but don't sell your comfortable home to live indefinitely on them. I don't think they were designed with that in mind, although no doubt there will be people who will want them for just that reason.

Thanks for the dialogue here folks, this is fun. The BEST thing about sailing is we have a choice. To me it says a lot that these cruising boats are probably the most raced of any in a given season and when they do, they usually win or take podiums at least. From the motorsport world that I know, people fall into different brands that fit their needs. I have never heard a single rider jump off a bike and complain there is too much power....If I could surgically attach a high revving 1000cc inline 4 cylinder bike between my legs and conjure up the idea of a boat, I think this could be it. Its crazy that you can take your dog and lady along for the ride too. The dog and skipper should go on a diet though....

@@carryonsailing James, what you say has merit and I fully understand where you're coming from. I've driven race-tuned cars on the street for many, many years when I was younger. It's not an issue of power or speed, or whether it can be done or even if it _should_ be. Everything is subjective, and the reasons someone chooses one thing over another is always subjectively justifiable, irrespective what another feels about it. To each their own, as they say. I can only speak for myself, but if I were to be given the choice between a purpose-built very high performance car and one that was fast but a more drivable all around vehicle, I'd definitely choose the latter today. What I found acceptable as a young adult driving those cars, i.e., rock-hard suspension, crazy noise levels, cramped interiors, high fuel consumption, etc., I just couldn't live with nowadays. Creature comforts count, and never more when the vehicle in question is also one's residence. To conclude, I think the reason there may be some 'disapproval' for the ORC 57 is not due to its performance levels or anything inherently wrong with the boat (nothing wrong with this beauty), but the average demographic of your subscribership. I am pushing 60 and I imagine there are many in my age bracket or older who watch your videos. You look to still be under 40, so considerably younger. Therefore, your viewpoint might change later on in life. Mine has. I used to be a speed fiend and to some degree still am, which is why I watched all your ORC 57 videos with great appreciation, and love all your content

Thanks for taking the time to write. Also thanks for the complement regarding my age....If I am allowed to add value by doing detailed reviews of a few other boats, then I will take a look at those. Not only multihulls. I very much appreciate your perspective and for that reason all boats should be considered. Price, comfort, fit for purpose and pleasure. Safety is paramount and a significant reason why I do what I do with the channel. For that reason anything less than a certified Cat A CE approved vessel is out the window. Thanks for your support as always. Really enjoy connecting with people like yourself......Carry on!

Working on it! And coming soon thanks for your warm wishes

Thanks for your help as always pretty lady

Yes it's to wash the dishes and preserve fresh water. In reality they just create problems and bad smells and is antiquated technology since the advent of reliable desalination plants onboard.

We will be back soon. Looking after my mum. Thanks

Still on 3 for the moment!

@@carryonsailing grass is greener on the other side. Trimaran ideal for family. Cat is better for 2 adumta not too concern about safety that comes the the Try. My take

Hi Walter. In my view luxury is sailing and not fixing stuff. So this is more attractive to me. Also the mind blowing performance is sexier than a super model in a bikini.

The real beauty about this brand is that you can tell them what you want.

Could just put a curtain or tints on the windy

Well just have Chuck Berry's song "My Ding-a-Ling" blaring on the external speakers - All's good-to-go...