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Old 28-11-2009, 17:47   #1
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CSY Opinions?

we found a csy 44 at a good price in good condition...what do you people think of a csy 44? thanks john
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Old 28-11-2009, 18:09   #2
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Old 28-11-2009, 18:15   #3
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The CSYs were built like a brick out house. Solid glass, no core in the deck or hull to rot or delaminate. Since there is no core the decks are not as rigid as some but don't let that fool you.

As Captforce points out, they are not speedy but roomy and very comfortable liveaboard/cruisers.
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Old 28-11-2009, 21:21   #4
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I own a 44 Walk Over, dont sail very well in light air , but with a good set of light air sails you can improve the perfomance, the boat is made very heavy, all the laminated in the hull and deck is made to last forever, no core !! There is 2 keels version, one shallow draft and the other deep draft, like 6.6 ft... i recomend you the deep draft version if you finally choose this boat, in heavy airs is where finally this boat is happy,20 to 25 knts with full main is not a problem, she take the waves very well, no poundings!! Anyway, for me is a great boat, and when the weather turn bad is when i feel more comfortable.
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Old 28-11-2009, 21:31   #5
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Old 29-11-2009, 04:21   #6
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I own a 44 Walk Over, dont sail very well in light air , but with a good set of light air sails you can improve the perfomance, the boat is made very heavy, all the laminated in the hull and deck is made to last forever, no core !! There is 2 keels version, one shallow draft and the other deep draft, like 6.6 ft... i recomend you the deep draft version if you finally choose this boat, in heavy airs is where finally this boat is happy,20 to 25 knts with full main is not a problem, she take the waves very well, no poundings!! Anyway, for me is a great boat, and when the weather turn bad is when i feel more comfortable.
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the boat we are looking at is a deep keel boat
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Old 30-11-2009, 19:58   #7
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Is a goood looking tough heavy cruising boat----i saw some in caribean and florida over the past year and some in kali-----they are handsome and stout and i would go for one if i didnt have my formosa 41..........i was looking seriously at the csy 44 when i was looking for a bigger boat ---is an excellent choice....
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