Frewza F14 Beach Launching Dinghy Review | Honda 50hp beast!

The long awaited walk-thru is finally here! Get some ideas, ask some questions and hopefully this can help you with the decision making process!
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[@tbagindustries4331]

Good to see ya back! Wicked boat

[@Flatoutflooringnz]

Great set up mate. Look forward to seeing it at the ramp sometime.

[@SteadliestCatch]

cheers mate. catch you out there!

[@SpearoJohn]

Mint setup. There isnt much info on the F14's online so this helps heaps with the new build, cheers bro!

[@philrochellecotter8541]

Excellent review as always. What made you down size from the f16 as you want up to that from the f14?
Your video's on the f14 helped push me over the line to order my own.

[@SteadliestCatch]

@@philrochellecotter8541 decided I wanted something smaller for quite a few reasons. cheaper to run, more space in the driveway for the other toys and we are planning to tow this behind a motorhome in the near future so had to keep weight down for licensing reasons

[@robperano7708]

What a weapon.Yes please for electronics fit

[@540chevhell9]

Great review! Subbed. What harbour are you in there? Looks idyllic!

[@SteadliestCatch]

Thanks for the sub! Its a secret spot in the Top of the South!

[@mrsabhg]

Awesome set up, so much room for a tinny! Can you launch at Maori Pa ramp again now?

[@SteadliestCatch]

@@mrsabhg I actually launched at cable bay, just popped in here to get out of the wind

[@tinnybuggers]

Thats a nice set up. Been looking at a few pontoons lately. Was the front deck an optional extra? Having a fabrication shop myself. Extra rails and other small bits i could do myself.

[@SteadliestCatch]

Yeah it was an optional extra. Good luck with the decision making

[@Backsteaks]

How do you find it handles the rough compared to a fisher?

[@SteadliestCatch]

@Backsteaks I would argue it handles the rough better than a fisher, purely because of my position in the boat is further back so you don't bounce around as much. I find the extra power helps a lot in the rough stuff

[@Massiverobsfishing]

What's your top speed roughly loaded and unloaded

[@SteadliestCatch]

Good question. At a guess - top speed roughly 30-35 knots SOLO. wouldn't be much less than 28 knots loaded with 4 POB. I will have a proper look next time its flat