Owning Haulover / Sloppy and Windy Days are GREAT!

Our friends at TNT Marine Sales owned Haulover today in a MTI V50. Sloppy windy conditions made for ugly sea conditions at Haulover Inlet.
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[@majormegapix]

Had not heard of CMN Continental before. Nice looking boat. Watching it come back in it looks like a surface drive.

[@dannysdailys]

I thought it was a Riva at second glance. I'll bet they made it or at least supplied the drives. You're right, nice look'n boat.

[@dannysdailys]

First one I've seen with 5 500r's on her. I'll bet that baby really burps when you fill it up. That's their new top dog. LOL

[@STEVENCHOO-kg2sj]

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[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

its too bad you dont post more... great video's

[@ZipZapPower]

Thanks. We are going to be dropping alot more, key west feature vids coming next week

[@MrWightHD]

There's no substitute for length

[@diernosaj]

I was going to say. When the boat stretches out past the second wave, you ain't hitting all the waves lol

[@dannysdailys]

Not in rough water there isn't. On the great lakes you start with a 50 footer and go from there. But no smaller than a 50. 15 feet surf is about the max, and it's going to be a rough ride. I don't know what the ocean is, but 50's not enough. I'd say 80 and still do everything you can do to avoid a storm. I wouldn't want to hit a bad storm in the ocean even in a 100. But, I was in a bad storm in a 1,000 foot cruise ship and unless you went outside; the ship didn't even know it was there, even the swimming pools. And of course, we went right outside and hung on. Really.