Capt. Rob wrote:
Stop writing as if you speak for the rest of us.... YOU DON'T!


Then how come so many folks can afford a Multi and don't have one?

So many can afford??? The single biggest problem with cats is that
they're expensive. While there are lot of small cruising boats for
$20K, its hard to find a good cat used for under $80K. And since the
smaller ones don't work that well, the entry for a true long distance
cruiser is well over $100K.

Where's your multi? Where's mine? Where's Loco's? How come Doug says
he's looking at a C&C and not a multi? Where's Bart's multi? Ganz seems
to want one. Not me.

So how many have said your boat would be their first choice?

Someone has to speak up for the group during hard times.

Hard times? Is that what you call it when you buy a boat?

Do you want a
boat that is "tedious to tack?" Do you want a boat that "won't point
higher than 45-50 degrees"?

Hopefully you did, because that's what you bought! If you wanted to
point higher without pinching, you would have got the deep keel!

I am the frozen one, Skywalker!

RB
35s5...the top performing boat in my slip!
NY