Un crucișător rapid modern personalizat pentru croaia pe ocean? Faceți cunoștință cu Ice 64 Explorer

29 thoughts on “Un crucișător rapid modern personalizat pentru croaia pe ocean? Faceți cunoștință cu Ice 64 Explorer”

1. the names a bit misleading i was expecting an ice class not a carbon

2. Thnku Mr. Hodges she’s refreshing indeed very attractive.

3. i offer 20000$ canadien dollars

4. A bulky hardtop seven feet off the deck on thick pillars is very disproportional. And imagine the windage on that thing.

5. I support ICE. XD

6. Interesting boat, nice to see something new. The carbon makes it very stiff and silent but is a nightmare to repair after a collision. And that hardtop for a lot of solar panels is overkill and in addition ugly.

7. Nice design. Like the hard dodger/hardtop, think more cruising boats should be built this way, or builders should offer the option. An open cockpit is fine for an afternoon’s sail around the harbor; not so great for long passages or living aboard.

8. When the smoke and dust settles. Give me a passage maker. If nothing else a proper engine room.

9. I would be concerned having a head at the bow- that plumbing is going to be pitching much more compared to if it was further back. Maybe it's not too much of an issue in a 60+ foot boat. I am also concerned about such an open layout on rough seas, you may go flying. Similarly, the kitchen doesn't have anything to help you stabalize laterally in a pitching boat. I would like to hear from someone who has made a couple passages in this boat.

10. I do like an Ice Yacht, Thalassa 2 being a particular favourite. But they are a little too performance orientated for my personal needs. Even their catamaran concepts are very racy. The move to making something like this, is a smart one. I hope her owners have a ball sailing her around the seas and oceans. She's a lovely thing.

11. Toby: I bin watchin' you fo' 'a few years' and you have reviewed some Really Nice Boats… This one seems a step above most of them. How about a great video series: " A History of Boat Development" over the last 'two or three' decades… a three or four parter with specific boats 'n features ?? Only suggesting because this damn boat is so Sci-fi.

12. It's a very nice boat but with that full hardtop I have to say it looks a bit ugly… I know it's exceptionally practical to have such a large hardtop for shielding from the elements and mounting a huge amount of solar but aesthetically speaking it's not a good design.
    PS: After being doubly blown away by the mechanical room and navigation room, I have to say to hell with aesthetics, I want this boat!

13. Twice the price?

14. I like it n love channel. I own a 47 vagabond but like the newer boats. Atleast it sailing not evil mottoring. Ty Toby

15. Interesting boat. Pretty design. Good spec.

    Presumably you meant a 30 kiloWatt-hour battery pack capacity, not kiloWatt. Not the same thing at all.

16. I like the boat, I feel like calling it an Ice Explorer is pretty misleading though

17. what about heating? have i missed it? seems to be a cruiser for warmer regions.

18. Wow, I love those lines and the layout too. What a great looking boat.

19. Interesting boat. Looks kind of mixed Pegasus 67, Elan 65 and Solaris 64😮 and 3 hydraulic headsails👌

20. Great hardtop it's as if they were inspired by mine but yer wow that's a very impressive yacht huge amount of thought and experience gone in

21. It's a bit overcustomized. The "nav room" is a joke. On a 64ft yacht having such a huge space boarded off… WHY? How much time modern cruisers spend doing their charts? Yet, a huge percentage of space is lost there. No third bathroom, some "emergency toilet" instead. Finding a skipper who would agree to travel like that (especially with no shower) would be problematic. I understand the desire to show off as "experienced sea wolves" but in this particular case, I think they'd be better off just listening to boat builders and their experience. I also think an Oyster 675 would be both better AND cheaper AND faster.

22. LOL Toby, you don't need a "silent electric drive" to do 3-4 knots. Just raise the sails! 😀 Cheaper too!

23. 2:11 No windage there lol.

    When I saw the title I thought this would be about a REAL explorer yacht, for high latitudes and actual exploring and passage making. Turns out it's just another luxury McYacht for cockpit cocktails while stern-to in a Med marina.

24. Probably the best vessel setup I’ve seen!

25. Is this a good first boat?

26. As a complete noob about sailing, or boats in general. This boat has a certain practical, let’s get this done vibe about it.
    There is an utter dependence on the electrical system, and I hope someone on board is a contortionist to fit in that engine room. Would have put a couple of hatches in from the twin room.
    There is a tendency to squeeze every possible cabin possible in most builds, the berth/ workbench/ laundry cabin is definitely a step in another direction.

27. quanta costa?

28. Would be nice to have a preventer system and also have the rudder stalk in watertight compartment separate from all electronics and other equipment.

29. A sailboat with a cockpit from where you cannot see the sails 😂

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