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Condomaran is the perfect tag for this one. Beautiful boat inside and very practical and with so much space, but SLOW! I am not into the performance craze in the catamaran world these days, which is stupid anyway, because that performance goes out of the window, when you outfit the catamaran with equipment and all sorts of supplies for cruising anyway. However, this boat is big and heavy to begin with. It really an issue Royal Cape needs to address. Even Lagoon has come to the conclusion, that they need to work on the performance on their catamarans, to be competitive on the market.
I think that you did a very nice video of my boat. Thanks. I emailed you a couple of pictures of Alesha D if you want to swap one out for Bare Feet Retreat.
Pretty impressive, but UGLY! It would be pretty easy to smooth out some of the lumps and bumps and make this one not so homely. Not that I am in the market for a $1.6 million dollar boat! But if I was, this wouldn't make the short list on looks alone.
The entire boat is hand laid, not vaccum-bagged like most other cats. I think that's why the exterior finish is uneven in some parts. It's cosmetic but I understand cosmetics are important and you being bothered.
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