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    Hobie Bravo

    Absolutely - it's a brand new single piece construction (roto-molded), very tough, easy to set up, etc.
    Post by: JunoJim, Nov 9, 2007 in forum: Multihulls
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    Hobie Bravo

    Yes - I sail my Bravo in the surf off South Florida... not quite as good as the 14's & 16's, but not bad.
    Post by: JunoJim, Nov 8, 2007 in forum: Multihulls
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    Hobie Bravo

    Or a Super Cat, if you can find one. I know the inventor - it was quite a boat, until he got involved with the corporate guys, who ruined the...
    Post by: JunoJim, Jul 14, 2007 in forum: Multihulls
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    Hobie Bravo

    Yes !!! The Hobie 16 comes standard with a jib. The 14 is no longer sold, but the Turbo (means with a jib) is still out there used... The 16...
    Post by: JunoJim, Jun 5, 2007 in forum: Multihulls
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    Hobie Bravo

    I'd go for a 16 The Hobie Wave is a nice boat. It's really set up for a "family fun" type thing - cup holders, very stable, etc. There's one on...
    Post by: JunoJim, Jun 4, 2007 in forum: Multihulls
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    Hobie Bravo

    First Sail !!! Today, I sailed my new Hobie Bravo for the first time !!! The weather was good - 81 deg F, SE winds, about 12 knots, waves...
    Post by: JunoJim, Jan 6, 2007 in forum: Multihulls
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    Hobie Bravo

    Hi - I found this Forum by accident, but I just bought a Hobie Bravo, and will pick it up this weekend. I live on the Atlantic (North of Palm...
    Post by: JunoJim, Dec 20, 2006 in forum: Multihulls