Hi guys
Lurker here

looking to pick some collective minds.
Whilst a lot of freeboard and wave pounding information (and/or opinions) is available for the 39ft and smaller Prouts, this is not the case with the 45 of the mid 1990's to early 2000's.
Were these boats prone to bridgedeck slamming? They do have (a less extreme version of) the Prout center nacelle and the bridgedeck extends quite far forward, but freeboard (at least at the bow) looks to be quite good. I would probably not bet
money on a
dinghy passing through under the stern though.
Any informed opinions out there?