Looking for a 21 Hobie sport cruiser

I doubt if they made a lot of 21SC's because they didn't come along until the years when overall sales of beachcats were way down and they were extremely expensive, and also very heavy.
Extremely great for cruising, only problem was they were so heavy (advertised 600 pounds, probably 700+) that you couldn't beach them at a remote beach without some real strength on board, kind of defeating the purpose a little.
Hobie has a nice FAQ on the 21SC and 21SE (racing version with 10ft beam) here.
http://www.hobiecat.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=12782
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Damon Linkous


i saw one saturday @ ocean springs yacht club...21 sport i believe, no cuddy cabin/wings. talking to a couple who were interested in it(mildly), she said they were asking 3700$. i have seen the cabin/winged version there too but don't kwow if it's for sale. kinda a long way to check out a boat though...good luck!
coastrat

Here is exactly what you are looking for. It is very close to my father-in-laws, I could slide by & look at it. Pennsylvania is not that far away.
http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-boats-watercraft-sailboats-Hobie-21-SE-Catamaran-W0QQAdIdZ296866151
E C Hilliard
Nacra 5.7
Bombardier Invitation

Edchris177 wrote: Here is exactly what you are looking for. It is very close to my father-in-laws, I could slide by & look at it. Pennsylvania is not that far away.
http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-boats-watercraft-sailboats-Hobie-21-SE-Catamaran-W0QQAdIdZ296866151
Looks like that one is the 21SE, not the SC (Sports Cruiser). The model year has to be wrong if it's an SE, they only made those from about 1988-1990. They were created for the Pro-Sail professional racing circuit, 10 foot (expandable) beam and deck launched spinnaker.
I think Hobie created the 21SC to do something with the 21 foot hull molds after the quick demise of the ProSail series.
The 21SC has a road-legal beam.
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Damon Linkous
I am talking to a bank for funds, i was likeing the 21 because of the front net, for people to sit on. I am sure it is still cable of passing a Mono a times with people on it.? RIGHT? i am a crossing over from a MONO life so from a 33 ft to a 21 and no cabin, it wil be a litte different, I am also looking one day to get a F31

Did you see the post at the bottom from Bill40421SE?
http://www.thebeachcats.com/forums/viewtopic/topic/12688/start/40#pid31535
Edited by Edchris177 on Sep 03, 2011 - 06:54 AM.
E C Hilliard
Nacra 5.7
Bombardier Invitation





You might also check out the Reynolds 21 if you want something to hold a lot of people. One for sail in the classifieds.
http://www.thebeachcats.com/classifieds/catamarans/p11386-1979-reynolds-21-catamaran.html
Scott
Hobie 18M in Chicago
I am still looking for something that will allow the weight of 4 people! I was looking at a Getaway or the Hobie21 with front net, or i am not sure but a 23 stiletto. What else is a good beach CAT? Maybe a Strong hull boat? I have contacted some boat owners here but waiting on a return email..
I routinely see Hobie Getaways with 4 adults on them, without anybody sitting on the forward netting. Two people sit on the leeward side (on the trampoline, not on the hull,) and two sit on the windward bench. When you tack, the two on the bench move to the trampoline and the two on the trampoline move to their bench. QED.

soulofasailor wrote: What is this catamaran has anyone sailed on one? 16' CFI Isotope
The only place I've seen Isotop cats is at the Spring Fever Regatta. They are light single handed cat and a pretty old class, I didn't realize they are still in production.
Not what you are looking for for 4 people on board. Frankly if you can't find a Hobie 21 Sports Cruiser you could take four people on either a Hobie 18 with Wings or a Hobie Getaway with wings and front tramp.
http://www.intl-fiberglass.com/isotope.php
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