CNB 66 | Prima privire | Lumea Yachtingului

38 thoughts on “CNB 66 | Prima privire | Lumea Yachtingului”

1. Thanks Toby!

2. Looks great – we would be very happy to deliver one!

3. Gorgeous boat….. Perhaps the most beautiful boat on its category

4. Bungalow that floats.

5. nope

6. These large boats are very beuatiful but they don't seem very safe going down below in a rough seaway. Big open spaces with little to no handholds.

7. Geat boat ,Toby you need to buy the new Go pro 6 ,with view stabilization which is epic for this kind of filming

8. Who buys a 67' sailing boat for day sailing. This is not a cruising boat. There is not even a chart table.

9. Carpet?

10. nice sailing boat and nice to see a price  to thanks toby

11. Please, invest a bit to an better camera. Looks like you are filming this with an phone, and you could get so much better image quality with a little investment on your camera. Image quality is quite bad even for an mobile phone. Otherwise nice video.

12. Dude you should wear sunglasses during your intros, it might help you to look more relaxed and less like the sun is in your eyes

13. this is floating house , i mean its cool but i would expect a much more cruising boat for 1.5m € instead of a house. If i wanted to live on board at marine , probably this boat would be my first choice.

14. old geezers buy this to compensate for no penis and the wife can screw the deckhand lol

15. I wonder whether that forward glass shower would survive a few days on a beat?

16. great design, the off centre cabin access overs allot better layout

17. Love the layout but would prefer to see her with a proper dodger and certainly more grab rails on the cabin roof.

18. Nice looking boat but the helm station is average, no proper seat or backrest for long distance sailing

19. Can you use a better camera next time?! Seems a little ridiculous showing such a nice boat with such a shitty camera

20. amazing looking boat… maybe in 5yr's

21. Beautiful vessel!

22. How do you tack the front foresail with the inside one in the way ?

23. Such a nice vessel!!!

24. Wow, what a boat! Amazing

25. ну снимаете вы ,конечно, так себе!

26. Please show us some soundsystems live on yachts, i mean party is mandatory 😻😻😻

27. Can you walk on those flat skylight windows at the bow? Can you even put down some judo mats and do some grappling?

28. Stunning!

29. 5+

30. Amazing yacht, but not nav station?

31. Hi

32. What happens if you're in a following sea and waves break over the open stern? It could sweep the helmsman away, perturbing the guests.

33. No traveler.

34. Rip owners of the "Escape" :'(

35. About euro1.5 Million

36. A mainsheet in the middle of the way back to the helm? No sliders for the main in the mast but a furling boom? To reef the main in stronger winds you have put the engine on and steer in the wind. If you forgot to fix the heavy furling boom the flapping mainsheet will be a deathtrap. Remember the owners of the CNB 66 "escape".

37. After all those years, still looks good I must admit…

38. I would want my boat to go anywhere, so would prefer an aluminum hull with a centerboard and, if possible, twin engines, twin screws and twin rudders.

    i don't believe a ketch is is required if you have runners to fold a part of the sail in a storm.

    I guess everything twin translates into maintenance issues because the space and the cost of the CNB 76 should make it possible to have sets of twins for redundancy.

    I would prefer the CNB 76 to the CNB 66, because it is a lot more spacious, if that could also be managed by just the family in an emergency.

    The CNB 76 is a very good size. It is comfortable and spacious and easy to maintain, yet not too large to make it difficult to maneuver.

    I find the Garcia 60 Exploration too cramped, whereas the Trehard 103 too unwieldy.

    What would the typical customer be for the boat? I would want to sail around the world, for which the CNB boats have very well thought out, spacious and comfortable interiors, but, like the Garcia 60 Exploration, I'd want a cockpit on the deck, right behind the saloon, and another raised and forward-looking one in the saloon.

    Of course privacy is an issue, but it would make sense to have a forward looking nav-station even inside the saloon for adverse weather in the polar regions or to shield oneself from storms.

    I'm old, so would prefer to have a crew manage the boat, but the crew would still need an enclosed forward looking nav-station in adverse weather.

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