Is Bigger better?

[TeddyDiver]

Well, my boat has grown during build from 33' to 38' without an inch growth in living spaces so I'd say it depends...

[MarkJ]

Bigger...

[Reefmagnet]

A bigger boat stores more stuff. If you need to store more stuff, get the bigger boat.

[RedHerring]

Originally Posted by Reefmagnet

A bigger boat stores more stuff. If you need to store more stuff, get the bigger boat.

Is there an implied reference to

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac

here?

[DaveHick]

Thanks for all the input. As always pro's and con's for both, as they are the same make and series I can weigh it all up on paper before out laying the $$$$'s

[boatman61]

Originally Posted by DaveHick

Thanks for all the input. As always pro's and con's for both, as they are the same make and series I can weigh it all up on paper before out laying the $$$$'s

It'll make more sense than this thread..

[sailorboy1]

Originally Posted by DaveHick

Thanks for all the input. As always pro's and con's for both, as they are the same make and series I can weigh it all up on paper before out laying the $$$$'s

get the bigger one and don't worry about the small size envy guys

[Kenomac]

Originally Posted by sailorboy1

get the bigger one and don't worry about the small size envy guys

Like he said.

Seven years ago we began by looking at 38ft Catalinas and Hunters, put several offers in on 40-41 foot Catalinas and Hunters which were turned down or sold to other people, then ended up with a Hunter 450. It's all about keeping the wife happy and being comfortable. Get what fits best for your family and you'll end up using it more often.