What's Inside This 13 Year Old Ex-Charter Catamaran? [Full Tour] Learning the Lines

[@sophiainoregon8768]

Congratulations you two on your first baby! Randi, you look so good and a beautiful dress too. Wishing you the best.

[@bhoits4147]

We love you guys and congratulations on the baby

[@LearningtheLines]

Thank you!

[@hermitoldguy6312]

I enjoy your boat tours, whether I like the boat or not.

[@rohanbadenhop5944]

Hey Jordan and Randi, I’ve just been binging on a heap of your old blog tours and reading comments etc. I would like to let you know how much I’ve enjoyed the format - a quick down and dirty on the boat with lots of visual. For the project minded of us, there is enough inspiration “good stuff” and adventure “project challenge” blend that just keeps me coming back for more!! Good balance of reality vs smooth on the edit too. Keep it up. And thanks.

[@sum2automation]

Nice... Everything looks really real... lol. Compared to today's plastic and junk construction. If I had the time to rebuild repair 100%. I would truly Buy It! Yes, build back with some new technologies and improvements for large seas. Truly Awesome... if I only had the time, I wouldn't think twice about it. Thanks for sharing another look see :)

[@lancedaniels]

Thanks for posting and sharing. Appreciate your showing the Lagoon 440

[@Carl144j]

Excited for you guys and the baby. Can’t wait to start having my own!!!

[@mikewilliams4947]

Súper happy for you two! What an amazing life you have. Blessings from the Caribbean.

[@DerekMurawsky]

You both seem so thrilled to be reviewing this boat... lol Big cats are the kind I'm looking at for my family long-term. Appreciate the view.

[@thommeyer6356]

Always enjoy your boat reviews/tours...thank you. Even though we're confirmed monohull people, it's nice to see other options that are out there.

[@crashkahuna]

Nice tour and your comments spot on. Good to see what a heavily used model like this looks like. I like the straight up windows and nav station. The flybridge and jacuzzi in front would probably be deal breakers for me but for charter I can see the value.

[@bloodyeyeful]

I enjoyed the tour! If I can afford a cat that is what I will get. Randi! You look so beautiful! Blessings to you and Jordan and your family!!!

[@davidjacobs5266]

Crazy to see this boat again- my wife and trained and was certified on this boat. Great classes but the boat; not so much

[@roadboat9216]

Thanks for the tour! Basically a nice boat. However. If you want to buy one, get a super good survey. A good number of Lagoons have had loose bulkhead issues. This is major work, expense and concern. Do you homework. This is a big investment.

[@donmcneal233]

Ahoy kids, thanks for the education / walk about & look sees you guys provide & helps me a lot. A "cat" / sail'r is defiantly in m'future & aware there's "toooo" much I've to learn! &, been lookin' for a decent sized used cat, maybe early next year & down there! (Loved Hollywood!) Congrats on becoming parents! Stay safe, smooth sailing" & fair winds...

[@kirsten07734]

Thank you for using the word “pan” correctly. It’s a small thing I know but over time when a word is used incorrectly multiple times in every single video it starts to wear on the nerves. It’s a different channel that does that, not yours. The occasional mispronunciation or misuse of a word never used to bug me until that channel did me in like a little brother on a long trip poking poking poking. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to traveling, getting access, evaluating, filming, editing, and interacting with fans. Thank you so much!

[@willisvanderklees9013]

Hey folks, did you happen to catch the make and model of the cat parked immediately off the bow? Great detailed videos! Thanks!

[@jamielancaster01]

Amazing how much the design has changed in the last 13 yrs.

[@robertkotula5389]

Another good tour. This boat has a nice layout. Newbie question: How hard is it to stop the squeaky floors?

[@davidweeks1997]

Howdy. Good to hear for y'all.

[@SV-DEDICATED]

This boat has been for sale for a long time. I looked at it a year ago.

[@thoraeinarsdottir4481]

This sure looks like the same boat I have a picture of as being damaged in Hurricane Irma. Picture shows totally de masted with a roof from a building on top. I hope it is disclosed to a potential buyer she is a hurricane damaged vessel. I would share the picture but I don't think youtube will allow

[@christorrance2876]

My home town. Can't believe how much building has been done downtown in Fort Lauderdale. Glad I live in Arizona at 6500' now . That cat had a very nice layout. Wish it had some spit and polish done. Would have made a big difference in appearance if they are really trying to sell.

[@ronaldharris6569]

Slow and comfortable is the lagoon way .as for the vertical pilot house salon windows I like that. Sailboats aren't fast enough for benefits from slanted streamlining.

[@sailingddcircumnavigation5931]

Great video thanks guys. Maybe one day I'll find an affordable one for me to go around the world on your channel.

[@brianaustin1328]

Another great review! Is the opposite of a fly bridge called “Helm’s Deep?”

[@C_R_O_M________]

At last the model I'm interested in...

[@bobbates6642]

I would be happy to travel the oceans on that boat

[@scyz2807]

Kind of hard to miss the "tour" of Randy's belly! lol So when is the baby due? Anyway, I think this cat may be the right price for someone that wants to do charters with it. It's an income producer, so to speak. But then right now we have Covid and not many charters going on - I suspect. I could also be bought by two (or four) couples. 150K or 75K a piece and they've got it. Scott W PS - It was almost a year ago that I met you guys at the US Sailboat Show! It was great to meet you at the Battle Born Booth (or BBB). : - )

[@thomasbrasse3145]

That wood work really took a beating.

[@fxpthl]

Oh Randi, you must indeed be getting close to having your new crew member! You look lovely, round, but very lovely! This boat should be detailed show it looks better!

[@CheersWarren]

It is useful to see a production boat/catamaran, but a little boring compared to the more interesting boats you find. I was recently looking at "sailboat listings" and while some listing are old or by owner there were lots of interesting lesser know brands of cats at much more reasonable cost. Some if these might make interesting comparison. This catamaran is really a daytime sailing type , that flybridge is no place to be on a cold night. Also having all the sailing controls up there make it hard for anybody else help out when somebody else is steering. There was a time when it was important with multi hulls to be able to release sheets quickly before being over powered, probably not a problem with this lagoon but if you were sailing from the inside nav. position and need to adjust something it's a long way to go! Randi I love your jacuzzi idea for the forward cockpit! We used to do that in a small sailboat we sailed on the Hot Chesapeake bay in the windless summer. We would block the cockpit drain and throw in a some buckets of water to 3-4" deep to cool off in! Cheers Warren

[@johnnyhunter4345]

Spot on about the cockpit not on main floor...gets pretty boring up top when activity below...find your self asking other folks to man the cockpit so you can spend more time with the group..would not a cockpit away from acitivity again.

[@snafufubar]

Not a fan of raised helm. To isolated for night watch with just 2.

[@valtracy17]

Looks to be in rough condition for the age and way too over priced. And I absolutely hate that all the bathrooms are wet heads. I'd rather have less heads and have a head with separate shower. Congratulations to you both on the soon to be baby. Exciting new times ahead.

[@chefdan87]

It was a charter boat, you have to kind of expect it be pretty rough. Just like how people don't treat rental cars all that great.

[@Ron-Outdoor]

Agreed 110% with your diagnosis

[@valtracy17]

@@chefdan87 I've always heard that prior charter boats are always well taken care of and clean. That's why it was a shock to me

[@skyak4493]

@@valtracy17 If you want to see dozens of these, but clean, go to BVI. This owner realized that there are more of these for sale than visiting buyers in the next year in BVI. Smart move to just let someone sail it to Florida and dangle it in front of wealthy urban evacuees. This boat is clearly tired, but don't be fooled by the same boat with the rust stains buffed off. It takes a survey to evaluate, not a camera.

[@valtracy17]

@@skyak4493 we so want a Catamaran but can not qualify for a loan due to their stipulations. So we are going to have to pay cash for whatever boat we purchase. Is it plausible to think we can buy a Catamaran for say $125,000 or less? I know we will have to put work into it but being new to all of this, what do you think? Monohull may have to be where we start.

[@z_actual]

The 440 is an iconic world capable cruiser you can easily live on for years. The owners cabin plan is usually in the port hull with the berth forward in a massive cabin and head/shower all the way aft. Accommodations in that hull plan are 'generous'. There were a few layouts for the main bridgedeck cabin, notably the nav is shifted central to stbd but is much larger design. Its usually to find AC and washing machines etc on private 440's, not so on charters which will always be 4 doubles. It doesnt seem to me to be practical to convert. As noted the pull down aft is for the table, sometimes the washer is fitted in the sink unit to port of cabin entry. The most prevailing feature of the 440 is the fly bridge, which gives a very powerful commanding view. Its rare but its still possible to take water on the flybridge so all the usual safety is required. I never liked the stair design, to me this is the weakest link in transiting to the bridge. A 440 will pull like a train with an asymmetric or triradial. The bimini fitted doesnt look stock, its off something else. although they had dodgers Ive never seen one on a boat. Yes the boat is meant for charter, that means warmer climes for cooler folks were added thermal heat is unwelcome. So vertical glass and the small brim above are good solutions for that. This one looks pretty beat up, but if the price is right.... if not there will be others in the present economic outlook, but I would look offshore to Mexico Panama Caribbean, mid Atlantic or the Med for best value.

[@oceanic43]

I think it’s gonna be great!

[@SuperChriscunningham]

With twins on the way you guys need this boat

[@tao4409]

New to the channel, cool stuff. Hey, someone is expecting; congratulations. :)

[@komerwest3748]

Babby out babby out babby out. Come on every one chant BABBY OUT BABBY OUT BABBY OUT😂

[@2thelight]

The Lagoon vertical windows will keep the galley 8 to 10 degrees cooler in the tropics.

[@kevinswanson3910]

im looking forward to the birth of your baby im excited for you both.

[@rickydee5863]

Lagoon have come a long way since 2007

[@netook8]

I want a cat so bad, But COVID and CANADA. It is impossible to find them up here and no one is allowed to leave the country without severe penalty.

[@svechappe6075]

' "Every boat is a compromise." No truer words spoken. Many of the negative comments below are from armchair sailors that have no concept of reviewing things in context. The only proper way to evaluate a boat is to take into account its design intent and its price point. I think you guys did a good job of that in this video. Keep up the good work. Solianis beat you to the baby finish line (or maybe not), so time to get it in gear and get that baby OUT!

[@LearningtheLines]

Lol, a few more weeks!

[@ericl1166]

I don't follow their other media, had no idea Soulianis had a baby. I guess they are pretty far back in their videos!

[@tomd.3082]

@@ericl1166 Solianis' video time is a little more than a year behind real time. Their last video was filmed in May 2019.

[@aquanation3779]

Like to see a side by side comparison of what 300k , like this boat, would buy someone in a monohull...

[@brentparks3669]

I’ve seen several 2000ish Amel super maramu 2000’s right in that range. All in very good condition with water makers, AC/heat, and either rebuilt engines generators or replaced.

[@petevapor7786]

Those emergency hatches are used if you're upside down.

[@karaDee2363]

Thank you for your input Captain Obvious LOL

[@jonleonard538]

Would conversion to electric sail drives be suitable on a cat?

[@billmorris2613]

Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 12 Oct 20.

[@vietadvisor6781]

Can you see your sail from the nav station?

[@glennbullock1212]

It appears that the ONLY steering station is the fly bridge. The Nav station has engine throttles but no wheel. What is the point in that? I'm confused.

[@stavros13ful]

Autoplot remote

[@glennbullock1212]

@@stavros13ful Still that does not instill confidence at what would be a helm station used when weather was less than ideal.

[@stavros13ful]

@@glennbullock1212 Of course not. You could only tweak the course by a few degrees, Which happened to me a lot when single handing from San Francisco to Key West via Panama. I'd think of it as a watch station. Anyting bigger, or when the wind veers, etc would put you above at the helm to where the sheets, etc. are led. The nav station is a good hideout with a view, for what you'd be doing most of the time anyway. The helm needs a dodger, then the design's too tall with more windage than I'd be comfotable with for a passage-maker.

[@trongod2000]

There is a noticeable "fan noise" while your touring. It that actually fans or is there air conditioning on this beast.

[@scottkanady1658]

Creeky boat!

[@MrSychnant]

What is that massive brown stain on the stern at 1m14 s?

[@DougVarble]

Does anyone know how much this boat cost new in 2007?

[@whiteknight4396]

How much is it.?

[@adammallerman8153]

Leave aside ugly, this thing is going to sail like a brick. That fly bridge raises the boom a lot, making the main small. She's wide, heavy with reduced sail area. Nice charter or Island hopper but I wouldn't want to Ocean cruise in one of these.

[@chefdan87]

Why not? Heavy, slow, stable and comfortable.

[@jamesanderson2381]

We chartered one of these and I thought it was going to be a slug to sail. Was pleasantly surprised when we cruised along at 10kts in 14kts of breeze. Maybe a couple of knots of current but still pretty good. My first time in a big cat thought. Compared to monohull sailing this is a racehorse. Motoring was a breeze too, 7-8 knots at low rpms. I know there are much more nimble cats but was amazed by the performce of this big girl!

[@Frindleeguy]

Very not as bad as you think. Nothing to wind though

[@JustCatamarans]

♥️

[@erichyney6287]

Is it me or are you guys expecting a new crew member???🤔 I mean like any day now, right....

[@daveamies5031]

Halfway through the video I was expecting you to say at the end this boat is not for sale......

[@Ms_Princess_Zelda]

That cat seems decent but the quality seemed a bit to be desired. The woodwork is particleboard and several items were broken and isn’t built to last. Fly bridge is good for charter so you can skipper without tourists being in your hair constantly.

[@johnperry7534]

Love these Boats but the condition of most of them is really bad when I looked Very good for a few people

[@davidolson7575]

Wow the boat is a bit older but that no excuse, shame on the owner for the poor maintenance take a look at those engine compartment. The asking price is out of sight

[@curtthompson4503]

After seeing Parlay revivals structural issues w their Lagoon. Me. Fountaine Pajot

[@vicenterincon9564]

Lagoon is the type catamaran for old couples or families with children. If you want to go with the wind and sailing is work buy that heavy houseboat. But if you are real sailor who wants to go over the Atlantic in 20 or 24 days buy

[@seanwilson6521]

Am I the only one who believes that it would take more than the sale price to put this boat right?

[@wanderingjim7402]

My worst nightmare, 4 heads to take care of, no thanks.

[@sailingddcircumnavigation5931]

I'm sorry I've seen a lot of your boats and some are really good deals but that catamaran is way overpriced

[@vicenterincon9564]

another lighter cat with daggerbords, also to make 40 degrees against wind to reach destinations where not all the crowd is tumbling with charterd Lagoons. You need boats with potential.

[@WihGlah]

Jebus, scrub the algea off and polish the brightwork

[@michaelzietlow280]

Looks like she was ridden hard, put away oily/wet, and someone is trying to squeeze out an extra 60-75K more than she's worth to support their electric skateboard hobby...

[@chrisevy4814]

I mean beautiful boat the squeaky floors make me feel like they were worn. the whole system Seemed worn out and are trying to pawn it off on some unexpected customers. Sorry no sale. Unless the price is right. Definitely not asking price. I’ll give you 50% of the asking price........

[@mikebhicks7933]

You seem a generous person ..... I might buy it at maybe half your offer. :-(

[@SOLDOZER]

44 foot cat, and you dont even get a shower. LOL. I would convert two of the heads to a full shower. That boat is stripped and in rough shape. Does it even have A/C??? Id hate to see what hidden expensive gems it has waiting for its next buyer.

[@brettgoldsmith8584]

When you guys get 100k subs, (and are no longer pregnant) you should start asking to take these boats for a sail. It would be enlightening, and also help potential buyers.

[@wombatdk]

For the condition and age it's in and the seeming lack of equipment, it's too expensive. The design is debatable, but my main gripes would be the helm position, the whole layout, moisture in places where it really shouldn't be with signs of mold. Navstation and salon are fine. Throttle control inside but no steering is just stupid. Decent cabins and heads, definitely showing its heritage as a charter cat: Too much sleeping space. I'm guessing with the catamaran craze this may find a buyer, but honestly, at $300k you can just as well buy a new one for a little more.

[@C_R_O_M________]

You can steer with the engines in catamarans.

[@paulfata7581]

And auto pilot

[@wombatdk]

@@C_R_O_M________ All nice and dandy and super helpful while sailing, I'm sure.

[@wombatdk]

@@paulfata7581 You can certainly steer with autopilot, I've done it myself. It's a hair less than ideal for many reasons though.

[@C_R_O_M________]

@@wombatdk your comment was about steering and engines. You use the engines while motoring or motorsailing. While motoring you can steer with the engines alone, while motorsailing you use the autopilot which is right there in the navstation.

[@TheRealSasquatch]

It bugs me when people use Isinglass to describe PVC windows, when I use it to clear beer. from wikipedia :- "Isinglass (/ˈaɪzɪŋɡlæs, -ɡlɑːs/) is a substance obtained from the dried swim bladders of fish. It is a form of collagen used mainly for the clarification or fining of some beer and wine. It can also be cooked into a paste for specialised gluing purposes. "! Nevertheless - okay cat - vastly overpriced and not great in northern hemisphere or foul weather.

[@tomd.3082]

If you spell "eisenglass" this way, you get the proper definition for window material

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

nice boat but not crazy about the helm

[@tomd.3082]

Riiiiiight?!?!?! Fly bridges belong on power boats.

[@pearlyshells2430]

@@tomd.3082 exactly

[@jamesturbyfill6281]

girl you about to pop..

[@paulvov6029]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@chrisruthford4492]

All that wood in those lockers and engine compartments is a no for me.

[@billhanna8838]

A 230, 000k boat .

[@damonottaway3648]

What a shame for such a nice boat. Very minimal upkeep ascetically. Wonder how everything else works.

[@davidgrenis638]

MIGHT BE THE PERFECT BOAT FOR A POLIGAMEST FAMILY . ( WHICH I WISH I HAD ) DAVID GRENIS LIVING IN BOULDER COLORADO USA

[@jascan1489]

Should of checked for cracked bulkheads.

[@davidd3377]

I like the tours but when the are boats over $120,000 you step out of my price range and I don’t plan on taking out a loan for anything more than the minor refit.

[@FlesHBoX]

I really cannot stand any Lagoon I see. It's like 20 years ago someone at Lagoon decided that catamarans needed to be as ugly as possible, and built to the lowest possible quality standard while appearing to be high end... I mean, it's worked out nicely for them I suppose, but I don't think I would ever even charter one, much less purchase one new, and even much less purchase an ex-charter version.

[@398segundo]

we don't got nothing. we do have though.

[@jeffreyalberson9742]

Very dirty boat. Needs major cleaning up and looks like it's been sitting for a while. I like the model boat, but 300k is way too much. I would offer about 160k Max

[@TheJeffrey575]

Over priced. I can see spending $100,000 updating the boat for blue water. The fly bridge needs some expensive retrofitting. The heads are nasty and expensive to update. The squeaking floor boards may be an indication of subfloor structural concerns. Hard to tell. The engine compartments are horrible. To achieve reliability to cross an ocean will require many hours and may require refitting if flooring is oil soaked making it a fire hazard.

[@paulgilliland2992]

Dog rough. Maybe 100,000 to spend. Unless you want to live in a shack.

[@jimgagne4484]

wow,, I'll take it for 225k

[@ready4utoplayw]

Hey, same here , it needs a lot of love , And a tons of upgrades, you may need to spend 120k to put up to date.

[@hrcvf7505]

Oh, the price is a joke!

[@jumpleadsx2]

Horrible, ugly boat, poorly designed. The only thing I liked about it was the _______. Nope. Couldn't think of anything. Good luck with the baby - you two are going to be great parents!

[@koninakonan1078]

so a boy or a girl,you look you are carrying a twin

[@hrcvf7505]

Floorboards are horrible! Drives me crazy!

[@cranshaaft]

do you know how got her pq....obvious wasn't her bf ....

[@cartertanya1258]

Please ,don't tarnish your name . The history of Lagoon is so poor , structural , windows and rigging . FAILURES multiple craft

[@clearprop5447]

just another used vehicle salesman making money with producing no value...get a job and produce something of value.

[@DavidMartin-fk9sd]

I like you two and would enjoy your views on the cat, but unfortunately found it unbearable to watch. Why is every second word 'nice?' The sidedecks are 'nice and wide' instead of wide, and a couple more nice this and nice thats happened before I could stand no more and had to turn off. Such a shame. I was starting to enjoy your adventures, and hoping to follow, but I really can't cope. Get a dictionary, or just listen to yourselves! Please!

[@beazleteats4031]

Randi always sounds like she's smoked 101 bongs. So slowwwwwww.