hunter vision 32'??

[Kierjo]

hello,
just doing some boat searching to purchase a boat as a liveabord in the florida keys area and was interested in the hunter vision 32 foot does anyone have any information on the boat over all for what I want to do such as coastal sailing and living on and also how do they sail and hold up without rigging??

Thanks for any help

 

[Sailgunner]

Should do fine. Just a little slow for a 32' boat.

 

[Rick D]

Fine

hello,
just doing some boat searching to purchase a boat as a liveabord in the florida keys area and was interested in the hunter vision 32 foot does anyone have any information on the boat over all for what I want to do such as coastal sailing and living on and also how do they sail and hold up without rigging??

Thanks for any help

Just don't get so "live aboard" you give up the sailing which happens about 75% of the time. As to the Vision, I had one for nine years and would get another in a heartbeat. Sails will fix any "slow" issue; the boat rates the same as a Catalina 30 in PHRF (left coast).

 

[Kierjo]

Rick d. I'm defiantly not going to over live aboard. I have learned to live with minimum items. Don't get me wrong i like the items such as shower and things like that but things like books and normal housing items you jam in a house will not be on my boat. Thanks for info it's all been great learning a lot from this site

John k

 

[moehorenfeldt]

Our friends had one for several years in Lake Ontario at Highland Yacht Club, Bluffer's Park, Toronto. They could almost keep up to my Cherubini Hunter 33, but not point as high. The boat has a very wide beam, small fractional jib and huge main with a great big roach. Off the wind it was very fast. Huge and comfortable boat with the center island fridge/freezer, A/C, smallish V berth (for kids?) I liked this boat. They sold it 2 years ago for $35K CDN.