>>127772Cont.
There are a lot of different factors to consider. Do you like a snug or roomy cockpit? Planing hull (I think this might be standard now)? My advice is to find a livery that rents ww boats and try out as many as you can before buying. I rented boats for a year before buying my first ww boat. I went with a prijon, but that was a long time ago. Some people love the old perception dancer and swear that its better than any modern boat.
TWS check in. Old rules were you had to carry everything but ice and water. They inventoried all of your gear and spot checks happened. Oh the good old days.
