Sea Blade - How it works!

Sea Blade has an unique hull form which can be difficult to understand, but the performance and benefits are undeniable. This video explains the boat's hull and what each section does, it also compares against mono hulls to further demonstrate why Sea Blade's are simply the best hull in the world

[@Ullman]

Very informative video

[@mrbmp09]

Wow, you invented the TRI-HULL!!!!!!

[@safshadik3580]

😂

[@bahmak2003]

😂

[@michaelaldag6647]

Moin. Diese Rumpfform ( Triemaran) hat der FunYak 540 den wir seit 9 Jahren fahren bei der DLRG Wandsbek. Am Heck ist er wie bei einem Rochen nach innen gedreht was bei voller Fahrt die Wellenbildung sehr stark verringert. Es stimmt das er sehr stabil gegen Schaukeln ist und in Fahrt sich nicht mehr in der Längsachse neigt dadurch kann man mit Verunfallten sehr gut arbeiten. Jedoch bei starkem Seegang schlägt er sehr stark auf der Welle auf und taucht nicht ein was mit der Zeit der Rücken quittiert. Aber trotzdem top das Boot

[@md.moinulislam9467]

Cool video.....

[@proaudiohd]

It depends on your waters. It's more stable on calmer seas, but anything over 2' Tri-Hulls SLAM hard instead of cutting the waves. No go for ocean or big lakes that can get nasty.

[@wanderingbufoon]

not to mention bigger drag so your range is even less

[@richardjohnholden5104]

Add a fixed foil towards rear 1/3, from outriggers to centre, 2⁰ angle of attack to lift rear and the performance would be great at minimal expense

[@FITA-369]

👍👍👍

[@shingnosis]

It should be called "LakeBlade" instead because that's all I'd want to use this on.

[@bricology]

How is this significantly different from the "cathedral" hull of a Boston Whaler?

[@mrarlenos5340]

👍

[@md.moinulislam9467]

Very good innovation.....

[@surveysays8335]

innovation? It's reinvention. Tri-hull's are nothing new. I'm bet it suffers the same problem with other Tri-hulls. Because it doesn't displace water well, it is going to slam hard in even moderate seas.

[@mboyer68]

Most sea-kindly? Is that even a word? Great marketing guys... Take that thing out to haulover inlet I'm Miami and you'll know if you have a good, sea-kindly design or not. A guy there has been using video of every boat imaginable in heavy seas. He's got an encyclopedia of hull designs cutting through the water. Search haulover inlet on KZbin and check it out.

[@michielvanstaden2698]

Love watching his videos

[@pbrantley9496]

1979 Wellcraft V-20 Step Lift Hull. You spent a lot of money on developing something that already existed. Ahead of the times or late to the table.

[@anything.with.motors]

I want one that carries 40,000lbs an still plains

[@aaronmesser4297]

Looks awfully like the Well-crafted Airslot... Designed in the early 70's

[@aaronmesser4297]

Patented in 1958 by Dick Cole

[@andreashabeck1155]

Thumbnail= bottom boat needs to trim the bow down!

[@anurawijathilaka9017]

🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👆👆👆👆💪💪💪

[@francechretien7411]

It's been tried and tested here in South Africa, and unfortunately was not popular...

[@brucewilson1958]

You want to keep peoples attention... draw them in. You need a narration. Tell folks about your design. Looks like a good design but you need a voice to sell it and educate.

[@pureenlightmen]

No good, try to turn, the boat will be flat on the water and won't lean to side because it's too stable. If you want a hull for three deck house boat, then this catamaran model will be okay, it has bigger displacement and more stable.

[@redzsurf]

probably turn is not the best , but on boat you dont make many turns like in the road traffic of bali..the perfect hull doesnt exist specially in rough sea condition ..anyway to mold a hull like this is not an easy task

[@juststeve7665]

too bad you never got past the 3rd grade or you'd know that your statement is incorrect.

[@juststeve7665]

wow 1960s tech again....

[@Rexy888]

Copy of a hydrofield jaguar i mean the pavlova and lamingtons now this... Bro

[@TheTerence43]

COPIE from a boston whaler???!

[@james8660]

Just a modified tunnel hull the idea is not new

[@ishlion]

Copy of the Australian built hydrofield

[@0718dm]

1970's Thunderbird

[@juststeve7665]

@@james8660 That's NOT a modified tunnel... it's a tri-hull. But yes the idea is not new it's more than 50 years old.