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Seaworthy 28

If you're looking for a rugged, smooth-riding 20-knot hull with a flexible layout, put the Downeast-style Seaworthy 28 at the top of your list. Complaints? A wet ride and high engine-noise levels.


The Seaworthy 28's classic lines make for a
ûpretty picture, but its utilitarian layout, solid
ûconstruction and comfortable 18-knot ride
ûare just as attractive.

It’s always a delight to take a ride on a Downeast-style boat. They’re comfortable, easy to drive at moderate speeds, and unlike their Clorox bottle-shaped cousins (your typical express cruisers), they’re well proportioned, good looking and seakindly. Why they’re not more popular among recreational boaters remains a mystery, especially since so many of these vessels have proven themselves in commercial uses for thousands of hours a year in all weather conditions.

Unlike a typical hard-chine planing hull with its exposed running gear (props, shafts and rudders), the Downeast-style Seaworthy 28’s full keel offers excellent grounding protection, to say nothing of the great strength added to the hull. Its low sheer and…


 
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