i am considering buying a hunter 33...i am 6'4" and the headroom is listed as 6'4"...i know that sometimes these listed heights are not always accurate...can anyone confirm the actual maximum height in a hunter 33...hopefully it exceeds 6'4"...thanks...john
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i am considering buying a hunter 33...i am 6'4" and the headroom is listed as 6'4"...i know that sometimes these listed heights are not always accurate...can anyone confirm the actual maximum height in a hunter 33...hopefully it exceeds 6'4"...thanks...john
As soon as the ice melts
and I can get back into mine. I'm 6'-1" and have no problemn standing up in the aisleway with clearance. Not sure how much room there is above the scalpline tho. It's not often that I am standing upright and walking back and forth along the length of the boat. Usually stopping and bending over at the sink, stove, head, chart table or dining table. I am going to the Toronto Boat show this weekend and could check for you if need be. Otherwise we do like the boat. Minor complaints are no drawers on the galley, lack of "drop space" for a weekend bag in the aft cabin which usually ends up on the floor and getting stepped over.
and I can get back into mine. I'm 6'-1" and have no problemn standing up in the aisleway with clearance. Not sure how much room there is above the scalpline tho. It's not often that I am standing upright and walking back and forth along the length of the boat. Usually stopping and bending over at the sink, stove, head, chart table or dining table. I am going to the Toronto Boat show this weekend and could check for you if need be. Otherwise we do like the boat. Minor complaints are no drawers on the galley, lack of "drop space" for a weekend bag in the aft cabin which usually ends up on the floor and getting stepped over.
As soon as the ice melts
and I can get back into mine. I'm 6'-1" and have no problemn standing up in the aisleway with clearance. Not sure how much room there is above the scalpline tho. It's not often that I am standing upright and walking back and forth along the length of the boat. Usually stopping and bending over at the sink, stove, head, chart table or dining table. I am going to the Toronto Boat show this weekend and could check for you if need be. Otherwise we do like the boat. Minor complaints are no drawers on the galley, lack of "drop space" for a weekend bag in the aft cabin which usually ends up on the floor and getting stepped over.
and I can get back into mine. I'm 6'-1" and have no problemn standing up in the aisleway with clearance. Not sure how much room there is above the scalpline tho. It's not often that I am standing upright and walking back and forth along the length of the boat. Usually stopping and bending over at the sink, stove, head, chart table or dining table. I am going to the Toronto Boat show this weekend and could check for you if need be. Otherwise we do like the boat. Minor complaints are no drawers on the galley, lack of "drop space" for a weekend bag in the aft cabin which usually ends up on the floor and getting stepped over.
No problem here!
I have no problem with mine and I'm 6'2". FYI- I'm talking about a 1979 H33. What does bother me, being this tall, is that the bunks are a little short, and it's impossible to get comfortable trying to sleep in the cockpit.
I have no problem with mine and I'm 6'2". FYI- I'm talking about a 1979 H33. What does bother me, being this tall, is that the bunks are a little short, and it's impossible to get comfortable trying to sleep in the cockpit.
No problem here!
I have no problem with mine and I'm 6'2". FYI- I'm talking about a 1979 H33. What does bother me, being this tall, is that the bunks are a little short, and it's impossible to get comfortable trying to sleep in the cockpit.
I have no problem with mine and I'm 6'2". FYI- I'm talking about a 1979 H33. What does bother me, being this tall, is that the bunks are a little short, and it's impossible to get comfortable trying to sleep in the cockpit.
Watch out!
I have a 2004 33 which should be the same as the current model. I am only 5'-8" and normally do not have any issues with clearance anywhere. I like my boat but found myself always bumping against the bulkhead on the way to the V berth and also when getting ready to get into the bed in the rear cabin. There is a bulge that was created to accomodate the space for lines storage in the cockpit and this bulge is right when I bend down to get into bed. Minor complains about an otherwise great boat. I just don't understand why I have not acquire the second nature to avoid these two spots yet after 4 seasons of sailing in the boat. The third spot is when getting out of the companionway to the cockpit, hitting the dodger on the way out. I would still recommend the boat otherwise.
I have a 2004 33 which should be the same as the current model. I am only 5'-8" and normally do not have any issues with clearance anywhere. I like my boat but found myself always bumping against the bulkhead on the way to the V berth and also when getting ready to get into the bed in the rear cabin. There is a bulge that was created to accomodate the space for lines storage in the cockpit and this bulge is right when I bend down to get into bed. Minor complains about an otherwise great boat. I just don't understand why I have not acquire the second nature to avoid these two spots yet after 4 seasons of sailing in the boat. The third spot is when getting out of the companionway to the cockpit, hitting the dodger on the way out. I would still recommend the boat otherwise.
Watch out!
I have a 2004 33 which should be the same as the current model. I am only 5'-8" and normally do not have any issues with clearance anywhere. I like my boat but found myself always bumping against the bulkhead on the way to the V berth and also when getting ready to get into the bed in the rear cabin. There is a bulge that was created to accomodate the space for lines storage in the cockpit and this bulge is right when I bend down to get into bed. Minor complains about an otherwise great boat. I just don't understand why I have not acquire the second nature to avoid these two spots yet after 4 seasons of sailing in the boat. The third spot is when getting out of the companionway to the cockpit, hitting the dodger on the way out. I would still recommend the boat otherwise.
I have a 2004 33 which should be the same as the current model. I am only 5'-8" and normally do not have any issues with clearance anywhere. I like my boat but found myself always bumping against the bulkhead on the way to the V berth and also when getting ready to get into the bed in the rear cabin. There is a bulge that was created to accomodate the space for lines storage in the cockpit and this bulge is right when I bend down to get into bed. Minor complains about an otherwise great boat. I just don't understand why I have not acquire the second nature to avoid these two spots yet after 4 seasons of sailing in the boat. The third spot is when getting out of the companionway to the cockpit, hitting the dodger on the way out. I would still recommend the boat otherwise.
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