I reckon Daveo's comment above is pretty damn accurate, however the one thing I did notice in a massive way regarding the ride on the F14 (coming from a Stabi 389 which is very similar) is that it seemed to be far better riding in a chop due to one thing... weight of the hull! A custom sheet of 4mm vs standard 3mm and also a full length and wide keel strip of 4mm on top of that for 8mm total and a slightly deeper forefoot. Huge difference if you ask me, maybe due to the perception it was riding better due to less noise and banging from the thicker hull?!
You'd have to ride in both craft to see what I mean and believe me, it is so much quieter, stiffer and less 'bangy' than a standard 3mm pontoon hull. but yes, you have to remember it's basically a 13ft dinghy... just the most capable of it's kind in a way! Also the shape of the pontoons in a Stabi made it bury it's nose very easily in a trough - something that is proving very hard to do in the fuller pontoons of the F14.
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