New SA built Sharpcraft

[Nude up]

Why do they advertise boats getting massive air I am not that much of a thrill seeker

[frozenpod]

It is always good to see a boat fly, good boats fly well.

[cobby]

It's just the vibe of it nude up, it's mabo. That sensation you get as it feels like the boat slows once it's airborne is magic. And if it lands sweetly just makes you want to do it again, and again and again. Except if you end up near vertical, then it's an oh **** moment.

I wouldn't want 22° under it fp unless it wasn't used much at anchor and had a penchant for seriously pushing it. 19° or 20.5° like the cruise craft 485 would be as much deadrise I'd want on such a little boat

[blacklab99]

It is always good to see a boat fly, good boats fly well.

LOL

Bad boats fly well too, its just the landing aint so good

[frozenpod]

Gives an indication of balance and attitude in the water.

[barra mick]

Looks a nice boat, but jeez these things are becoming expensive!
By the time you get an electronics package and all the things you need to make it what you want, there will be no change out of 40k minimum for a 4.7 metre boat.

Yep probably closer to 50k.

bring on another thiusand=boat

Like most on here...i would be to scared to add up what my boa costs.

[smile0784]

Looks a nice boat, but jeez these things are becoming expensive!
By the time you get an electronics package and all the things you need to make it what you want, there will be no change out of 40k minimum for a 4.7 metre boat.

Yep probably closer to 50k.

bring on another thiusand=boat

Like most on here...i would be to scared to add up what my boa costs.

I agree sometime money just flies out faster them a 10oz sinker