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So I'm curious. The recent sinking in San Francisco was a Merit 30. It
seems rather unacceptable that a 30 foot boat could be rolled and sunk in a few minutes. Of course, they did apparently get inside the surf line, but still it didn't speak well of the boat. Is the Merit 25 more seaworthy than the Santana? I would like to see the story on that sinking since as far as I know Merit never made a 30. Plus you say a it's unacceptable for a boat inside a surf line to get rolled? Get real! Merit made around 1200 25s which by the way were the only 3+ time winner of the MORC Internationals. They made 650+ 22s. They also made a winged keel version of the 22 which they called a 23. They made 2 or 3 28s which were designed by NM and were screamers almost winning the Internationals out of the box with a private owner. I would say the 25 is pretty seaworthy. They have been singlehanded to Hawaii more than once. The Merit 25 is a great boat. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" "No shirt, no skirt, full service" |
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