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Avis sur le sea storm 17'
Yacht · 17 ft (5 m) · Kiel
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- sea storm
- Modèle
- 17'
- Longueur
- 17 ft (5 m)
- Passagers
- 6
Verdict
SeaStorm 17 is a compact, rugged 17-footer with unusually strong stability and practical day-boat versatility. It suits inland and coastal use with moderate-power outboards, but comfort is basic and it is not a family cruiser in the usual sense.
Avantages
- +Light hull for easy trailering and launching
- +HDPE construction is tough and low-maintenance
- +Stable planing hull with lively performance on 40–60 hp
- +Seats up to 6 with useful storage for its size
Inconvénients
- −Limited comfort and livability for longer outings
- −Open layout offers little weather protection
- −Performance depends heavily on engine choice
- −Not a true cabin yacht despite the label
SeaStorm 17 is a 17-foot HDPE motor boat built around durability and low upkeep rather than luxury. Publicly listed dimensions cluster around 5.17–5.18 m in length, 1.97–2.20 m in beam depending on listing, with a lightweight hull of about 380 kg and a planing, coastal-capable CE C design. The wide stance and relatively high freeboard support its reputation as a stable small utility boat.
On the water, the model is generally described as lively and easy to drive with moderate outboards. Independent test coverage shows roughly 29 knots with a 60 hp engine, while the boat is commonly marketed with recommended power around 40–60 hp and a higher maximum rating in some listings. That gives it flexible real-world performance, though the strongest numbers come only with the right setup and propeller choice.
Comfort is functional rather than plush. It is advertised for six people, with practical storage volumes and a layout aimed at day use, but there is no cabin in the conventional cruising sense, so protection from spray, sun, and wind is limited. For buyers who want a tough, simple, easily maintained small boat with decent performance and good value, it makes sense; those seeking overnighting comfort should look elsewhere.


