[Multihullgirl]

the Miss Cindy

Travels with Miss Cindy. Adventures with a 16' Microcat cruiser.

 

[TakeFive]

the Miss Cindy

Travels with Miss Cindy. Adventures with a 16' Microcat cruiser.

Two masts?

 

[asdf38]

Benetau First 235. Fast, with an enclosed head, galley and an aft cabin:

 

[TakeFive]

Benetau First 235. Fast, with an enclosed head, galley and an aft cabin:

Pocket cruiser? Yes.

Micro cruiser? I don't think so.

 

[captain jack]

how about a swaggie?

http://atomictoasters.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/swaggie-2007.jpg

http://jwboatdesigns.co.nz/plans/swaggie/

 

[skygazer]

how about a swaggie?

http://atomictoasters.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/swaggie-2007.jpg

SWAGGIE - John Welsford Designs

Now that is interesting and different, food for thought! I like that it has a lead keel. Big displacement for such a small boat.

 

[captain jack]

Now that is interesting and different, food for thought! I like that it has a lead keel. Big displacement for such a small boat.

yeah. i think it's pretty cool. it's definately compact but, designed with voyaging in mind.

 

[mr_f]

This guy is fantastic.

I said I had designed it to be legal width for trailering but for various reasons ended up this way.

 

[captain jack]

that had to have been a real job getting that up there.

 

[TakeFive]

This guy is fantastic.

One quick emergency stop and that boat is flyin' forward. I wouldn't want to be in the car in front of him if that happens.

 

[TQA]

17 pages on micro cruisers and no mention of Phil Bolger. Maybe I missed it. Anyway here is one of his more mainstream designs.

and one that is from far out in left field.

 

[skygazer]

17 pages on micro cruisers and no mention of Phil Bolger....

Is that one of the expen$ive modern high tech super light fabric sails?

 

[captain jack]

17 pages on micro cruisers and no mention of Phil Bolger. Maybe I missed it. Anyway here is one of his more mainstream designs.

and one that is from far out in left field.

the hull of that second boat reminds me of a PD racer...some of which have been built with cabins and fit the micro-cruiser catagory.

 

[BeJewel]

glad i went to the end. way cool!

 

[Morild]

Here is small Danish classic. The Drabant 22. (6.6 m)
It was orignially launched in 1968 and, a couple of hundred were built until the mid 70'es.
They sail extremely well, and can still win trophys in local club matches.

 

[Tallswede]

I guess my Hunter 23.5 falls right on the line between micro & pocket cruiser. With it's water ballast system and 18" draft board up I can go places lots of others won't. A blue water boat she is not but coastal and gunk holing outings are what this boat does well. Very roomy cockpit and bunks even for me at 6'4".

Kevin

 

[strattm]

Hi; You may of heard from me in another post since I recognize the picture of the Vic 18. I have one with a rudder problem. Do you have yours still? Mike

 

[westerly winds]

No mention of Westerly Warwick 21.5? I just bought one. 5'10" headroom , twin 850 lb bilge keels

 

[pdqaltair]

Farrier F-22

Wouldn't you like to cruise at 8-15 knots instead of 3-5 knots? (I'd have nominated my good old F-24, in my avitar,but it's 2 feet too long.) The bunks are pretty good, there's a stove, and easy room to carry a pair of kayaks on the wings.

 

[DimSum]

Just completed Trent Severn Waterway with a converted WWP 19 with a Honda BF9.9! The previous owner and his wife travelled the entire Mississippi River and Erie Canal. Met a couple with a Mac 26 and he used his Suzuki 2.5 the entire way in Erie Canal! So it can be done...