marcolanza
New member
Can anyone evaluate which is the best ?
Oceanis 393 vs Bavaria 38
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sailorman
Well-known member
PLEASE. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Mr No Bio /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
Mr No Bio /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
marcolanza
New member
what you mean?
sailorman
Well-known member
would u barge into a crowded bar & demand to be listened to. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
a few manners might help, like Please could anybody help me, any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks John Bav. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
a few manners might help, like Please could anybody help me, any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks John Bav. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
marcolanza
New member
I'm sorry for my manners: i didn't want to be unpolite... For sure I need some help...
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
sailorman
Well-known member
well your in the right place Mr marcolanza, help wont be very long comming Im sure.
Also filling in your bio helps other forumites to formulate a responce with-out seeking info through more questions
roger
Also filling in your bio helps other forumites to formulate a responce with-out seeking info through more questions
roger
jimi
Well-known member
Erm .. bit surprised at the lack of manners here!
1) Take them both out for a test sail
2) compare weight
Suspect it wo'nt take too long to make your mind up ... try and get a F5+ test sail in each.
1) Take them both out for a test sail
2) compare weight
Suspect it wo'nt take too long to make your mind up ... try and get a F5+ test sail in each.
KREW2
Well-known member
this forum is not a bar, bars have real people in them, believe it or not some can be even ruder than you
marcolanza
New member
Sorry again... I won't have the chance to make this test. It seems to me that bav 38 is better for sailing being lighter and slighter, but I'm not sure about the overall quality, since today bav is not 10 years ago bav. On the other hand Oceanis 393 is a family cruising boat very comfortable inside, with a lot of space a lot of water capacity and an overall superior and lasting quality... Am i wrong ? Any other tip?
Thks & Best Regards
Thks & Best Regards
Vara
Active member
Welcome to the forum!!
People are incredibly sensitive,but should remember this is not the bar of a private club but a very public forum.
If I walked into any bar in the land and shouted "help" I would not expect to be interogated as to my inside leg measurement!
As to your question sorry can't help as I've no experience of either boat,if I had I would have been more than happy to answer.
People are incredibly sensitive,but should remember this is not the bar of a private club but a very public forum.
If I walked into any bar in the land and shouted "help" I would not expect to be interogated as to my inside leg measurement!
As to your question sorry can't help as I've no experience of either boat,if I had I would have been more than happy to answer.
marcolanza
New member
thks my friend
RJD393
Member
I can only talk about one half of your question as I own a 393. I have sailed her in most (normal) conditions - 'delivery trip' was from Cherbourg to Poole in and Easterly F5 in Feb. I find the boat very comfortable, quite quick for her type, and easy to sail. She appears to be well built and we have been very pleased with our choice.
Richard
Richard
sailorman
Well-known member
please & thank you is not too much to ask of anybody is it, that not rudeness but manners.
sorry if you feel offended racy your obviously as thick skinned as some of us
if marcolanza was to fill-in his bio perhaps a trial sail might just be offered by a forumite in his area.
In Ipswich Foxs do Bennys
& Opal ( i think ) do Bavs
sorry if you feel offended racy your obviously as thick skinned as some of us
if marcolanza was to fill-in his bio perhaps a trial sail might just be offered by a forumite in his area.
In Ipswich Foxs do Bennys
& Opal ( i think ) do Bavs
billmacfarlane
Active member
Best for what ? There isn't a best as such, only a best for you. Look closely at both, listen to various opinions bearing in mind that if their proud owners they'll be pleased, try and sail both and decide which one best suits your needs.
dulcibella
Active member
Comparing them with good boats, I wouldn't want either.
G
Guest
Guest
I think I can see a bun fight coming /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Sheerline
Member
If everyone on this site gave responses like yours Sailorman, no-one'd bother coming here.
It was a perfectly reasonable question - and the number of times it's been viewed demonstrates that it sparked lots of interest...
It was a perfectly reasonable question - and the number of times it's been viewed demonstrates that it sparked lots of interest...
blup
New member
Just bought new Oceanis 39.3 having had 36.1 previously and I know it may not meet the purists criteria but suits my and SWMBO needs ie mostly channel cruising with some local club racing. No real experience of Bavarias so can't comment but last time I looked, I preferred finish of Beneteau.
HBL
New member
Sailorman.
Are you some kind of self-appointed moderator here or what!!???
Cheers and greeting from Stockholm
Hans
Are you some kind of self-appointed moderator here or what!!???
Cheers and greeting from Stockholm
Hans
marcolanza
New member
I guess your point, but "real boats" are probably in different categories then these ones. Obvioulsy It can't be compared a Baltic or Swan with these more commercial series. Furthermore I'm just trying to understand whom's better from overall quality view point. No answers till know...
Thanks for partecipating
M
Thanks for partecipating
M
