Talking About the Axopar 29 Interview - Jan Erik & Stephen Murkett - Explore design of the 29 vs 28

00:00 Intro
05:37 How does the 29 achieve more space than the 28?
06:32 How the 22 influenced the Bow of the 29
09:33 How the 29 now sleeps 2 without the need for an aft cabin
10:42 AXOPAR cross model design philosophy
12:38 Does the 29 maintain the low centre of gravity of the 28?
14:55 Choosing the right time for the 29
15:43 Remembering the impact of the MK1 28
18:06 What's Jan-Erik's favourite power unit option for the 29
20:53 Becoming an AXOPARIAN and the adventure boating market
24:10 Comparing the 28 vs 29 fuel consumption, trim tabs and drivability
28:37 The beginnings of the 28 and the AXOPAR concept
31:01 Wrap Up and The Dusseldorf Boat Show
AXOPAR 28 owner Stephen Murkett sits down with Jan-Erik at the 2024 Dusseldorf Boat Show to explore the design features in the new AXOPAR 29 and why he should think about one over and above his current AXOPAR 28 he owns in the South Coast of the UK named "AVENTURINE".
Touching base on the upgraded spaces on board, including a more social bow area, a permanent overnighting space on board in the new multi-cabin, the new dynamic silhouette, power unit options, all new hull design and the boats performance.
Jan-Erik explains what has been kept from the ultra-successful 29 and how they have evolved ideas they've kept throughout the design process of other models, including the 22 and 45 and taken feedback from existing owners to provide AXOPAR fans with the newest iteration of adventure style boat.
Get ready with a cup of coffee, this one is for those who love the details! This is an exclusive insight into AXOPAR design philosophy and how their new boat models take form.
A must watch if you are considering buying a boat and becoming an AXOPAR owner.
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[@robbieasghari8361]

Could an Axopar 29 fit or mange to have twin 300’s?
My parents used to have a 2014 31 foot renegade boat and it had twin 300’s. It went about 15 miles an hour faster and the boat was only just a little bit longer. 70 miles an hour top speed vs the 2024 Axopar 28 they have now which goes 55 mph.
55 mph is plenty fast but compared to a boat only a little bit longer that goes 15 miles an hour faster.
But it was 1 inch less wide as far as the width of the boat.

[@robbieasghari8361]

“This 2014 Renegade equipped with twin 300 Mercury Verrado's (under 500 hours) comes with All Marine Trailer (Tandem Axel)”