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That being said some pretty rediculous boats
have made amazing passages but in the 35s5 you'd better be ready for a fast but wild and uncomfortable ride. Comfort is a relative thing. We find the 35s5 very comfortable and a lot more fun to sail than our friend's passage making Tayana 48 or Pearson Wanderer. And as you may have read, capsize factors are far from the only determining factor in seaworthiness. In Europe the 35s5 is considered a very offshore capable vessel and is used as such. I've spoken to plenty of owners who've made fast fun passages with them...again all relative. I like comfy too, but where we sail most comfy sailboats use a lot of fuel. Robert B 35s5 NY |
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