Monohull vs. Catamaran? We explore a different angle: the Deck Saloon Monohull. Join us as we dissect designs like the Moody 41DS to see if they truly deliver the best of both sailing worlds. Dive deep into the Deck Saloon concept! We analyze the "one-level living" trend, the huge panoramic windows, and clever design tricks that create surprising interior volume. We look at the sailing performance, the practicalities of the sail plan and rigging, the game-changing inside helm station, and how these boats stack up against traditional monohulls and catamarans in terms of space, comfort, and handling. What are the trade-offs? We cover potential drawbacks like tenderness, visibility challenges from the inside helm, and solar gain. Can a monohull truly offer cat-like living space without sacrificing the sailing experience? Is the inside helm worth potential performance compromises? Does the deck saloon represent the ultimate cruising compromise or a brilliant evolution? We help you decide if this innovative design hits the sweet spot for your sailing needs. 00:00:00 Intro: Best of Both Worlds? 00:01:05 What is a Deck Saloon? (Raised Saloon, Views) 00:01:36 One-Level Living Concept 00:02:09 Maximizing Space: Design Features 00:03:01 Indoor-Outdoor Flow & Deck Zones 00:03:39 Sailing Performance: Sail Plan & Rigging 00:04:46 Upwind Performance Considerations 00:05:10 The Inside Helm Advantage (and Visibility) 00:06:06 Deck Saloon vs. Catamaran Advantages 00:06:48 Potential Drawbacks of Deck Saloons 00:07:45 Price, Market Position & Costs 00:08:41 Summary: Monohull Feel Meets Cat Comfort? 00:09:16 Conclusion: What Matters Most to You? 00:10:26 Outro

Is this the future of sailing? Join us as we dive deep into the new Windelo 50 Yachting, a catamaran turning heads with its blend of serious performance and groundbreaking eco-conscious construction. Discover how Windelo uses innovative materials like BASALT FIBER (from volcanic rock!) and recycled PET foam to drastically reduce the boat's carbon footprint (by nearly 50%!) without sacrificing strength or sailing capability. We explore the upgraded design, the unique forward cockpit for easy handling, flexible indoor-outdoor living spaces, and the enhanced electric propulsion system with massive solar and hydro-generation capabilities. Is it fast? Is it practical? Can you really cruise off-grid? We cover the performance, range, safety features, and the integrated tech that makes managing this catamaran a breeze. Find out if the Windelo 50 Yachting truly represents the next step in sustainable blue water cruising. 00:00 Intro: The New Windelo 50 01:23 Eco-Construction: Volcanic Rock & Recycled Materials 03:27 Design Innovations: Cockpit, Layout & Living Spaces 06:32 Power System: Electric, Solar & Hydro Generation 09:15 Sailing Performance & Safety 10:33 Windelo's Vision & Future Outlook 11:43 Outro

The countdown begins: in just 10 days, the world will witness the debut of a catamaran that could redefine sailing forever. Meet the MODX-70 — a 70-foot, all-electric, zero-emission multihull powered by inflatable wing sails unlike anything you've seen. In this Boat React exclusive deep dive, we explore: How the Ale Aeroforce inflatable wings generate 35% more power than traditional sails Fully automated, diesel-free propulsion Solar + hydro regeneration systems Telescopic carbon masts and retractable rigging A bold new take on interior space and dinghy storage ⚡ Whether you’re a sailor, cruiser, or eco-tech enthusiast, this isn’t just another yacht — it’s a blueprint for the future of sustainable luxury sailing. 🗓️ World debut: April 23–27, 2025 at the International Multihull Show, La Grande-Motte, France. Sources referenced: MODX Catamarans, Interparis, Sail World Cruising, Naval Gazing at Camp David, and more.

Is the new J/40 the ultimate performance cruiser for sailors who love to feel connected to the water? We're reacting to this award-winning sailboat that's generating serious buzz!   Join us on Boat React as we dive deep into the J/Boats J/40. Launched in 2024, this isn't your dad's J/40 – it's a modern racer/cruiser packed with performance features like a standard carbon mast and advanced infused construction. We'll explore:   - Performance & Handling: Does it really "dance" on the water? We look at its speed, responsiveness, and that famous J/Boats helm feel.   - Design & Construction: What makes it light and stiff? We discuss the carbon mast, infusion techniques, and the sleek design.   - On Deck: A look at the cockpit layout, twin wheels, and sail handling setup.   Below Deck: Balancing performance with comfort – we check out the interior layouts (2 vs 3 cabin), finish quality, and the clever storage solutions.   - Who is it for? The target sailor for this performance cruiser.   - Price Point: What does this award-winner cost?   What are your thoughts on the J/40? Is it the perfect blend of speed and cruising comfort? Let us know your reaction in the comments below! Don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to Boat React for more sailboat reviews and reactions!

This electric catamaran had it all: a massive 210 kWh battery—FOUR TIMES what most boats have—and a $1.3M price tag. But then? It sank before its first big trip. Dive into the wild story—watch now!

Is the Lagoon 38 the ultimate compact catamaran for new sailors? Dubbed ‘The Poor’s Cat,’ this 38-footer is the smallest in Lagoon’s lineup—but don’t underestimate it! We dive into its spacious saloon, work-from-sea potential with Starlink, and key numbers like 836 sq ft sail area. Plus, we compare it to the Fountaine Pajot New 41 in the 2025 ‘year of small cats’ trend. Can it fit your liveaboard dreams? Subscribe for our deep comparison video! 🔔 0:00 – The Poor’s Cat 0:45 – Looking: Inside the Lagoon 38 2:02 – Talk About the Numbers 3:13 – Concerns: Space, Retrofits, Price 5:04 – Outro: 2025 Small Cat Trend #lagoon38 #catamaran #sailing #workfromanywhere #fountainePajot #boating

This Electric Catamaran Could Change Everything... Or Fail Spectacularly In this video, we dive deep into Fountaine Pajot's bold move with their New 44 electric catamaran. Announced in January 2025, this €600,000 vessel represents either the future of sailing or an expensive experiment. We break down everything you need to know about the ODSea+ electric system, real-world range calculations, and what it means for the future of sailing. ⚡ KEY POINTS COVERED: • Full electric propulsion system analysis • Real range calculations and limitations • Solar integration and power management • Cost comparison with diesel alternatives • Who should (and shouldn't) consider electric ⏱ CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:48 - Overview & Basic Specs 02:22 - Real-World Usage 04:08 - Technical Deep Dive 05:52 - Bigger Picture 06:51 - Competitor Analysis 08:26 - Practical Considerations 09:40 - Final Verdict 🔗 USEFUL LINKS: • Fountaine Pajot Official Announcement: https://www.catamarans-fountaine-pajot.com/en/unveiling-of-a-new-fountaine-pajot-model/ • ODSea+ System Details: https://www.fountaine-pajot.com/en/odsea-lab-2/