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Van · 05-22-2003, 07:38 AM

I've had the 20 proline walk since 95.
Can't say enough good things about that boat.

The hull is design takes a big sea no problem.
Safe and comfortable. Nice cabin for the kids fits a portapotty for
the ladies. Solid all around.

I heard some 20 seaswirls need trim tabs just to keep them stable. Don't know if they fixed that design problem yet.
Trophies seem to be well made though I've never riden one in snotty seas. I saw the sea hunts at the boat show, they look well made too. Hydra sprots have a good reputation too.

What ever you do look at the hull especially, IMO that is what makes a good ocean boat.

05-22-2003, 07:38 AM	#9
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	I've had the 20 proline walk since 95. Can't say enough good things about that boat. The hull is design takes a big sea no problem. Safe and comfortable. Nice cabin for the kids fits a portapotty for the ladies. Solid all around. I heard some 20 seaswirls need trim tabs just to keep them stable. Don't know if they fixed that design problem yet. Trophies seem to be well made though I've never riden one in snotty seas. I saw the sea hunts at the boat show, they look well made too. Hydra sprots have a good reputation too. What ever you do look at the hull especially, IMO that is what makes a good ocean boat.
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