We decided not to find out how rough of water it would handle.
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Formula might be a good rough water boat, But
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03-04-2010 09:30 PMI don't see it - sunk?
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03-04-2010 10:08 PMGood call. That's what I call statistics water.
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03-04-2010 10:46 PMis that a 41 v that was splashed from an apache Originally Posted by CigDaze
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03-05-2010 08:53 AMWe stood our 382 almost straight up trying to get out of Little Egg Harbor Inlet in NJ about 10 years ago. Enough is enough, and too much ain't worth it. Besides, you'll chip up the wine glasses. Originally Posted by H20 Toie
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03-05-2010 08:59 AMLooks like you made the right call!
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03-06-2010 12:08 PMLooks just like my inlet did on my first trip out in this boat on the way to a poker run Friday night ho down. Had my buddy in a 28 Nordic following me. After I got my drives and tabs set I looked back to see him running back inside.
I had an absolute blast running this boat in that stuff...compared to my previous boat.Hampton Roads Powerboat Association
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03-06-2010 12:22 PMLooks like a day to tell good stories about if you had, (and made it). Originally Posted by H20 Toie
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03-06-2010 07:02 PM Originally Posted by H20 Toie
They are really nice boats, but as I"m sure you know, they're not rough water boats. Sure, they'll get you home, but they're creature comforts are not built for pounding too many big waves.
I've had 2 of them myself (F-206 Spider & an F-311 SR1), and my Dad has had 2 as well. We loved them ALL, and he still has his hard top 400ss, which is a FUN boat. It's tough to beat an express cruiser with ALL of the amenities you could ask for both down below, and up top, that will run over 50mph with 496's, much less the 525 package. She's a keeper
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03-06-2010 07:42 PMlooks like someone may have beaten me to this but - yup, only fit for fools and folks w/47 Apaches
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03-06-2010 10:48 PMSo if you were running your Cig would you have gone out that day? Originally Posted by H20 Toie
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03-07-2010 01:04 PMThat water does get nasty around the Channel Islands. Biggest water I've ever boated in was right out my back yard.
Swell report was 10-14' this day. Nice and spaced out when we went out so not a big deal...Later in the day though, they were stacked up a bit more.
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