Oddball Catamarans

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I often see catamarans for sale that don't belong to the usual mass-produced group and wonder if anyone on this forum has any experience with them.
For starters, I've seen this one come up occasionally:
https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/199...n-900-3611277/
and then there's this one:
https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/199...e-36--3654587/
Any knowledge of either of these?

[Four Coconuts]

I don’t know anything about those two, but check out Kennex 445. A design that is still decent today. Kennex as in, the company that also makes tennis rackets.

[smj]

The Sable 36 has the hulls of the Iroquois and a modified bridgedeck cabin........hell the whole boat was modified.

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Originally Posted by smj

The Sable 36 has the hulls of the Iroquois and a modified bridgedeck cabin........hell the whole boat was modified.

Or was that the hulls of the Witness 35.....[emoji848]

[Lazerbrains]

There are a lot of homebuilt Catamarans out there.

[Tupaia]

Everyday is a school day. Not come across either of these before. Don't think there is a connection with either Iroquois or Witness.


The Evazion 900 is very unusual as it is pretty hard to build a cat that small out of ali without it being very thin or very heavy.

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Originally Posted by Tupaia

Everyday is a school day. Not come across either of these before. Don't think there is a connection with either Iroquois or Witness.


The Evazion 900 is very unusual as it is pretty hard to build a cat that small out of ali without it being very thin or very heavy.

The Carlson Ultimate Concept was a Iroquois knockoff. The Carlson Sable I’m 90% sure is the Witness knockoff.
No doubt I could be wrong

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Originally Posted by smj

The Carlson Ultimate Concept was a Iroquois knockoff. The Carlson Sable I’m 90% sure is the Witness knockoff.
No doubt I could be wrong

Both have plenty of bridgedeck clearance! Could be: Witness 35