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Ventilated hull designs typically perform with a 20% increase in efficiency.  Additional performance numbers are accompanied by improvements such as lack of porpoise and less of a tendency for higher bow angles when impacting waves at speed.  Once a hull "jumps" it is often followed by  a trip and stuff.   The transom catching first due to a bow high angle forces the bow to slam back into the water.  This can create a bow steer situation causing an operator to loose control of a vessel. 

This all new 34 features increased beam and a larger pilot house to include 4 passenger shock seating.  A new console entry provides increased comfort allowing for an upright egress. 

A newly designed transom area allowing the new V10 power plant.

More traditional windshield lines allowing for increased dash area.  Available with out without side doors and enclosed or open aft.  

Upgraded with Dual fish boxes, Deep V hull design available with up to 600 gallon Fuel capacity.  This hull will plane off on a single engine making for a capable offshore center.

Unmatched visibility in this raised helm deck with an accomadating open seating arrangement.  Bridge entry, enlarged cabin space. Increased beam over our 34 model providing comfortable walk around deck spaces.  Dual insulated fish boxes