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07-14-2014, 11:38 PM
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The Airslot has a loyal following, much like our V20's. It is a tri-hull, so it's going to bounce a lot if it gets near the ocean or a bay. But they are great on lakes and rivers. Like the name implies, when they get up on plane, the design of the hull channels air under and down each side of the hull, giving a very smooth ride, and since they are tri-hulls, they are very stable when sitting still.
A 16 footer sounds like a perfect size for a lakes runabout, but like Smoke just said, a rotten floor usually means stringers etc. Personally I love the Airslots, but I'd steer clear of this one.
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