Catamaran Mistertong · video

What this video covers

The owners of the amateur-built catamaran Mistertong provide a walkthrough of the vessel’s interior, highlighting the layout, storage solutions, and ongoing maintenance challenges. The boat features a spacious main salon with a large dining table and extensive cabinetry, though the owners note the current orange decor and upholstery are dated. The galley includes a gas stove and significant storage, but the onboard refrigerator is undersized and malfunctioning, prompting the owners to consider replacing it with a domestic model despite the necessary electrical upgrades to the 450-watt inverter.

The vessel includes a washing machine, multiple guest cabins with varying ventilation, and a dedicated navigation station. Structural modifications include the removal of original daggerboard trunks, which have been repurposed as shelving. The owners emphasize the accessibility of technical systems, such as through-hull fittings and the black water tank, which are located in the starboard hull. While the central helm station offers good visibility for maneuvers, the owners acknowledge the design lacks the modern, open-plan aesthetics of contemporary production catamarans.

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