You are so right @sailing telllus, no sens to comment on a boat before having experienced it for real.. Take good care, I rented a Neel51 for a week and ordered it right away.. Addictive !
Great 51. We looked at the 47 at Annapolis and like you we think the 51 is for us. The amas are too narrow and I can’t get past that outside access for them in unpleasant weather climbing days an that narrow ladder.
Great video. Would love to know more about the light wind performance. You say you liked it and in the video see numbers for 15kn + . Any performance numbers you can share for lighter winds?
Thank you for your feedback. Cruising at 9 knot with 10 knot of wind at 90° angle. The Neel 47 doing it much better than all the catamarans we rented before in terms of speed.
@@SAILINGTELLUS thank you for the quick response. Very helpful to see comments by somone who has gotten out and sailed it in many conditions. One more question... how well/easily does it tack? In my experience it is certainly a Neel 45 challenge and can be a trimaran issue in general.
@@jkreitlerinsf With the trinquette it is easier to tack as you don't have to do anything. With the Genoa need to be 2 person and need to be fast to pull back the Genoa and send it on the other side.
I am more interested in the 51 but my concern is the Neel building quality. Can you be more specific about the low quality accessories? Forza Italia! Merci pour cette vidéo!
@@dasimparmy2289 I've seen videos of multihulls in the 50' range and they also do it. Interesting that racing multihulls are much less prone to hobby-horsing. I think it's less a factor of hull length and more the design compromise for a greater buoyancy need in a cruiser. If you look at each hull of the Neel trimarans, you'll notice they're not really prioritized for wave piercing. The hulls bulge downwards around the waterline, and this design probably induces a tendency to lift rather than pierce through the waves. Just some thoughts.
Really great video - I appreciated your artistic video talents too. Looks like a lot of fantastic drone footage. I would just consider stopping the camera movement when recording the GPS / Sonar unit.....unless the seas were so rough it was impossible to be still. Anyhow, fantastic job buddy!
thank you for your comment Mike D. Yes the sea was rough at the end it was hard to record still. Will try to do better next time. Appreciate your feedback.
This is a best video with NEEL 47! Thank you!!!
Thank you for your feedback much appreciated ;)
serious video editing and design!
Glad you think so!
Been looking for an actual review of this boat by someone that actually sailed it... thank you!
Thank you for your interest. It was a great experience ! We can't wait to test the NEEL 51.
Congrats ! This is such a good video ! Extremely professional! Thanks.
Thank you for your feedback 👍⛵️😎
Drone footage is superb! 3 thumbs up!
Thank you 👍
A great video, thank you very much!
Thank you for your feedback much appreciated
Awesome video of the Neel 47! We really enjoyed watching it! Can’t wait for Cannes Boatshow to take a second look at an updated model.
Thank you :) It is actually the same boat you are going to see in Cannes yacht show. Starting tomorrow. See you there !
@@SAILINGTELLUS perfect, can't wait to meet you
You are so right @sailing telllus, no sens to comment on a boat before having experienced it for real.. Take good care, I rented a Neel51 for a week and ordered it right away.. Addictive !
Thank you for your feedback. We can't wait to test the 51. Looks like a dream yacht. Congrats!
SAILING TELLUS , prenez contact avec Boat’in France, demandez David, il gère la loc du Neel51 n•1, très sympa.. BTW, belle maitrise de drone !!
Merci ! On aimerais bien essayer le 51 mais pas facile à trouver en location...
SAILING TELLUS , on pourra organiser quelque chose cet hiver. Contactez moi en cas d’intérêt.
Excellent presentation.
Thank you for watching 👍😎
Thank you very much!!
Thank you for stopping by :)
Great 51. We looked at the 47 at Annapolis and like you we think the 51 is for us. The amas are too narrow and I can’t get past that outside access for them in unpleasant weather climbing days an that narrow ladder.
The 51 is amazing. I hope to test it soon 👍
Great video. Would love to know more about the light wind performance. You say you liked it and in the video see numbers for 15kn + . Any performance numbers you can share for lighter winds?
Thank you for your feedback. Cruising at 9 knot with 10 knot of wind at 90° angle. The Neel 47 doing it much better than all the catamarans we rented before in terms of speed.
@@SAILINGTELLUS thank you for the quick response. Very helpful to see comments by somone who has gotten out and sailed it in many conditions. One more question... how well/easily does it tack? In my experience it is certainly a Neel 45 challenge and can be a trimaran issue in general.
@@jkreitlerinsf With the trinquette it is easier to tack as you don't have to do anything. With the Genoa need to be 2 person and need to be fast to pull back the Genoa and send it on the other side.
I am more interested in the 51 but my concern is the Neel building quality. Can you be more specific about the low quality accessories? Forza Italia! Merci pour cette vidéo!
Yes I think everyone have the same people with NEEL. We finally bought a lagoon 450s. The best compromise for us.
@@SAILINGTELLUS How is the Lagoon 450s compared to the Neel 47 in performance?
@@jamesaron1967 The Neel is faster. But hard to tack and much less confort inside. Very happy with the 450S so far.
Hello, can you tell me where to rent the boat at please , want to test the Neel out. Maybe they will have a 51 there. Thank you very much
We rented it from a company near saint Tropez in south of France. Can’t remember the name sorry.
quite a lot of hobby-horsing
my thoughts as well
That goes for any multi hulls under 50 feet it just going to happen going directly into swells.
@@dasimparmy2289 I've seen videos of multihulls in the 50' range and they also do it. Interesting that racing multihulls are much less prone to hobby-horsing. I think it's less a factor of hull length and more the design compromise for a greater buoyancy need in a cruiser. If you look at each hull of the Neel trimarans, you'll notice they're not really prioritized for wave piercing. The hulls bulge downwards around the waterline, and this design probably induces a tendency to lift rather than pierce through the waves. Just some thoughts.
Sometimes yes
Does the 47' have the ability to reef?
Yes there is 2 reef on the main sail.
How bad was the bridge slamming from those waves?
Bad.
Really great video - I appreciated your artistic video talents too. Looks like a lot of fantastic drone footage. I would just consider stopping the camera movement when recording the GPS / Sonar unit.....unless the seas were so rough it was impossible to be still. Anyhow, fantastic job buddy!
thank you for your comment Mike D. Yes the sea was rough at the end it was hard to record still. Will try to do better next time. Appreciate your feedback.
28 knots and no reef?
The rental company said no reef until 28 knots. A bit scary at some point. We learn from it everyday.
What accessories were low quality?
The finish quality in general in my opinion. Again that’s only my opinion.
The finish quality in general in my opinion. Again that’s only my opinion.