Thread: 6.5m Hardtop Boats

Originally Posted by Dorkus

Because they've never experienced the exquisite, bordering orgasmic, ride of a Lazercraft?

in a really big following sea no thanks, in fact pretty much no thanks to most trailer boats.

My Southern was totally awesome into the weather but you had to be on your toes in a big following sea especially on your stern quarter.

Originally Posted by mikee

in a really big following sea no thanks, in fact pretty much no thanks to most trailer boats.

My Southern was totally awesome into the weather but you had to be on your toes in a big following sea especially on your stern quarter.

They are pretty renowned for that.

What size ospreys have you been in? The 3.5-5m would be the some of the softest riding pontoon hulls I have been in....down side of that is they take some power to push and the outdated but siginture rounded outer pontoon is in part responsible for that as water sucks up round the curve rather than leaving a clean edge.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

They are pretty renowned for that.

What size ospreys have you been in? The 3.5-5m would be the some of the softest riding pontoon hulls I have been in....down side of that is they take some power to push and the outdated but siginture rounded outer pontoon is in part responsible for that as water sucks up round the curve rather than leaving a clean edge.

9.5m was the last one and 8.5m before that and various from 6m up as well over last few years.
Best riding boat I have been in lately was an Extreme 650 Gameking, and the other one I liked the ride in was an AMF 6m cuddy cabin.