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Originally Posted by ishoot308
I think one of the biggest differences in size / regular tri or performance tri, is not just weight capacity and ride but how wet do you want to get. A 24' or larger performance tri-toon with lifting strakes and a good captain at the helm will keep you dry even on the roughest of days and the ride will be fairly smooth. Anything smaller than 24', performance or not, you will get wet when rough. Lifting strakes are a must to get up on plane and not just push through the water. In my opinion your wasting your money on a tri-toon unless it has lifting strakes or your in a very secluded area of the lake and do not plan on leaving it. Just my opinion and your mileage may vary...
Dan
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Yesterday, I saw a good reason to buy the biggest pontoon boat you can afford.
Not only will passengers stay dryer, you don't have to load passengers on the boat to keep the engine from submerging.
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