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Twin
Vee 19 Family Fisherman
Twin Vee builds seaworthy, soft-riding power catamarans that sell
for modest prices. Their twin hulls are filled with foam and sealed,
built solidly enough to carry limited lifetime warranties ...
Chesapeake Bay Magazine -
June 2005
Twin Vee Scores High with Captains
The bottom line of this model's value is
that a lot of the guys fish out of their boats for a living. And if you
are in that environment every day, especially running long distances, it
is much less work...Because of the amount of abuse you take being
outside being in the wind and the sun everyday, especially in winter
time...
Sport Fishing Magazine - May 2005
Twin Vee 36 Center
Console
When you jump on board, you will immediately realize the benefit of
a 12-foot wide cat hull with twin sponsons. The boat is as solid as an
aircraft carrier with nary a lean to one side or another, even with four
folks looking over the edge. You want cockpit space? I can’t think of
any boat under 40 feet that gives you more than this feline, with a HUGE
fishing arena that measures 126 inches wide by 110 inches in length,
which translates to almost 100 square feet of totally clear dancing
room.
The Fisherman Magazine -
April 21, 2005
Twin Vee Awesome 22
This made-over catamaran with its new liner
and re-designed console looks better & delivers the same smooth
ride...gobbles up a 1- to 2-foot chop & cuts through rough waters like a
28-footer. The boat maintains a flat running angle at all speeds for
excellent visibility.
Powerboat Reports - January 2005
Twin Vee 22
Hawaiian
I ran the boat in every direction from head to beam to following seas,
and it performed flawlessly. Unlike some catamaran hulls, the Twin Vee
does not bow steer at high or low speeds. I was able to take my hands
off the wheel, even at top speed, and the boat ran straight and true.
The Fisherman Magazine -
October 14, 2004
Twin
Vee 3612 Center Console
This mammoth addition to the
Twin Vee line can honestly boast that it has no superiors in the
offshore performance arena...We
recently ran it in 3- to 4-foot seas at 40 mph as well as substantial
chaotic chop and could not have been more impressed.
Sport Fishing Magazine -
June 2004
The Ocean Cat 3612
The efficient hull design provides
exceptional performance with relatively minimal horsepower...One
boating review editor recently made the following comment on the new
Twin Vee Ocean Cat 3612: "The best riding 36-foot boat on the water.”
The Power of Multihulls - Spring 2004
How a 10-foot Tender Launched an Entire Boat
Company 10 Years Ago
Dunshee’s very determined “I CAN” exclamation was the ignition for an entire boat company; 10 years later,
Twin Vee, Inc. is the largest builder of power catamarans in North
America with 9 different sizes in 16 different models ranging from 10 to
36 feet.
The Power of Multihulls - Spring 2004
Cat Fight
The Twin Vee Awesome
22CC scores big points for costing the least, riding so smoothly, and
sporting the most efficient pair of hulls in the contest...Smoothness of ride and handling are at the top of the heap.
Boating Magazine - November 2003
The Best of Both
Worlds
About as amazing as the way the 19-footer flattened the light chop at 40 mph, turning a rough ride into a smooth, dry stroll. Or the way it could float in 10 inches of water and hop on a plane from the same
spot...
Outdoor
Florida Magazine - October 2003
Twin
Vee of MD is now Power Cat Marine
Twin Vee of Maryland, the power
catamaran dealer with locations in Annapolis, Edgewater and Ocean City,
is changing its name to Power Cat Marine Group...
Docksider Magazine - October 2003
Twin Vee
Expands Manufacturing
Boat builder Twin Vee
Power Cats Inc. has responded to company growth by moving to a new, larger manufacturing facility in Fort
Pierce...80,000-square-foot building,
Boating Industry Magazine - August 2003
Twin Vee more than doubles plant size
"We've seen steady growth since we've started," Dunshee said. "Most boat builders did see a drop in business. We didn't. We sell a lot of boats when the economy is up and when the economy is down."
Palm Beach Post - August
2003
Twin
Vee 26' Weekender
Now, this is where things got weird. And it's the reason I felt compelled to tell you folks about the Twin Vee. The way this cat handled those conditions was so unlike any other
boat I've ever been on that it actually changed the way I look at boats.
Gaff Magazine - Summer 2003
Practical Cat
17 Fisherman...ruggedly built...easy to
maintain...will adapt well to a wide variety of fishing techniques that require shallow draft, high maneuverability, and the ability to run through a stiff chop...perfect for poling the flats or running the bay.
Boating Magazine - July 2003
Twin Vee Power Cat - 26 Weekender
Since the entire object of boating is sun and water-based, the cat seems like a no-brainer when it comes to choosing a
craft...If you've never considered a cat, now is the time, and the Twin Vee is the boat.
Boaters Digest - July 2003
Twin
Vee 17 Fisherman
Over the past few years, Twin Vee's larger power catamarans have
gathered well deserved attention as rugged, capable, efficient
performers with modest price tags. Almost lost in the shuffle, though,
is the company's 17 Fisherman...
Chesapeake Bay Magazine -
April 2003
The Best of Both
Worlds
...About as amazing as the way the 19-footer flattened the light chop at 40 mph, turning a rough ride into a smooth, dry stroll. Or the way it could float in 10 inches of water and hop up on a plane from the same
spot...
Times-Picayune - February 2003
Twin Vee 10 Tender
Twin Vee is known for its fleet of rugged, utilitarian power cats. But the company actually got its start building a 10-foot dinghy. The boat is still popular
and available today.
Soundings - December 2002
Power
Catamaran Sales Growing
Twin Vee Power Cats has experienced strong sales and orders despite the current economic
slowdown...business has been substantially strong since day one...Power catamarans as a category of boats is one of the fastest growing
markets...
Boating Industry Magazine - October 2002
Prowling in a Power
Cat
Skipping across the waves at 40 knots, hardly a bump to be felt, it quickly becomes apparent this is no ordinary powerboat. Accustomed
to being beat around in a monohull, the Twin Vee Power Cat is like cruising across the Bay on a dead calm day, even when the waves are at a two foot chop.
Nor'easter Magazine - September 2002
Twin
Vee Weekender 3212
With the flick of a folding deck chair, Twin Vee's spacious 3212 Weekender can switch from a hard-core fishing station to party central. Its comfortable interior
and huge cockpit top off a soft-riding, stable... Chesapeake Bay Magazine -
June 2002
Balanced Budget
After fishing and cruising in this boat for
six months, I can sum it up in seven words: the softest ride at the
smallest cost.
Boating Magazine - May 2002
Twin
Vee Awesome 22
The Twin Vee, with its well-thought-out
seamanlike hull design, delivers the best ride of any small boat we’ve
run. It’s an affordable option for the boater tired of getting beaten
up in rough-riding monohulls.
Powerboat Reports - May 2002
Bay Breeze
You need a bay boat that can scream through a stiff chop and snug into shallow
water... This boat [BayCat 19] works like a charm with a relatively small
powerplant...
Boating Magazine - April 2002
Twin Vee 32' Ocean Cat
The best ride, the strongest hulls, Limited Lifetime warranty, best performance with the least power and thousands less than the competition.
No wonder Twin Vee builds more PowerCats than any other builder in North America.
The Power of Multihulls - Winter 2002
Power Cat Lightweight & Versatile
On the occasional larger waves, I braced myself for the hard impact
typical of a monohull boat but, instead, the catamaran landed softly due
to the trapped air in the tunnel between the hulls.
The Miami Herald - Jaunary 2002
Twin Vee Cat
Thrives on Plane
By the end of it all I was impressed by her ride and stability, ability to run in choppy, confused seas, and the forgiving, balanced way she'd come off a wave, be it in quartering, head or following sea. She didn't do anything untoward.
Soundings - January 2002
Center Console Shopping
The Boat handles rough water extremely well, gobbling up the 2'-3' slop of Long Island Sound. We've also run it comfortably at 15 knots in 4' seas. Slamming and pounding is almost non-existent.
Powerboat Reports - December 2001
Nice Kitty- Little Cats
The secret for that nice balance and soft ride lies in the Twin Vee's tunnel.
There, the combination of the inner hull shape and the anti-sneeze pod forces the water-air mix in the tunnel into a pair of inward-turning spirals that provide lift while minimizing sneezing.
Chesapeake Bay Magazine - October 2001
The New Bay Cat 19
The largest "true" power catamaran to offer outstanding performance with
a single engine. Bring on the choppy bay water, shallow flats, or venture offshore.
The Power of Multihulls - Fall 2001
Multihulls;
Speed, Space & Stability
If the multihull is built properly it's considerably faster than a monohull.
Many multihulls are built too heavy and therefore not considerably faster.
So the boat has to be built light!
The Mariner - October 2001
Hawaiian Punch
Would you believe someone has created a 26'
cuddy cabin fishboat with 71 square feet in the cockpit? It sounds
impossible -- this is as much space as most sportfish boats in the
30'-to-35' category have...
Boating Magazine - September 2001
Twin
Suzuki 4-Strokes Earn a B+
We mounted the 90s on
a 22' Twin Vee center console, an excellent, low-cost cat that delivers
one of the smoothest rides we've ever experienced - cat or
monohull.
Powerboat Reports - August 2001
Twin
Vee Introduces 4 New Models
For those of you who have
the Cruiser's mentality and want a dry, soft riding boat for weekend
getaways, Twin Vee has the perfect catamaran.
The Power of Multihulls - Spring 2001
Twin
Vee's New
Boats
If
you really want to be impressed, arrange a test drive on one preferably
on a snotty day when you normally wouldn’t want to go boating.
That’s when your purchase decision will likely be made for you!
Sport Fishing Magazine -
February 2001
One
Tough Cat
Twin Vee's reasonably priced catamaran rides soft and dry in a chop, with flat running angles at all speeds, providing a rock-steady platform for family fun and fishing.
Offshore Magazine - December 2000
The
Twin Vee Outrageous 20 Cat
Twin Vee illustrates the difference between cheap and
inexpensive, delivering an effective fishing platform and reliable
propulsion at an eye-opening price.
Powerboat Reports - April 2000
DockSide
Bulletin
Tests Twin Vee's Xtreme 26
Twin Vee Xtreme 26 Planes on
One Engine, has a Huge Fishing Cockpit and an Efficient Foam Filled Self
Bailing Hull Design.
DockSide Bulletin - February 2000
DockSide
Bulletin
Tests Twin Vee's Outrageous 20
Twin Vee Outrageous 20 has an Efficient, Foam Filled, Self Bailing Hull
Design that Planes on One Engine.
DockSide
Bulletin - June 1999
DockSide Bulletin
Tests Twin Vee's Awesome 22
Twin Vee Awesome 22 Planes on One Engine, has a Huge Fishing Cockpit and
an Efficient Foam Filled Self Bailing Hull Design.
DockSide
Bulletin - May 1999
The Baltimore Sun
Power and Elegance on Display
Twin Vee's line of plain, no-nonsense
powered catamarans are at the bottom of the price range for power cats.
Baltimore
Sun - October 1998
Double
Your Pleasure
Want to make sushi of blustery seas that
slow other boats to a crawl? Bottom line? You won't find many
boats this inexpensive that can handle such heavy seas.
Boating Magazine - June 1998
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