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Title: The Power of V-Toon


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The Power of V-toon
  • Revolutionary Pontoon Boats

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  • Since the invention of pontoon boats in the
    1950s there hasnt been many radical changes to
    the design.
  • A layman would think that all pontoon boats are
    created equal they would be wrong.
  • We are going to explore the differences between
    traditional pontoons and pontoons utilizing
    V-Toon technology.

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What is a pontoon?
Lets start off with the basics. Pontoon boats
rely on buoyant flotation devices under its
structure to stay afloat. A pontoon can be either
a catamaran, which has two pontoons, or a
trimaran, which has three.
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Three gt Two
  • Adding an additional tube to the middle of a boat
    improves how the boat sits on the water.
  • The third tube allows a pontoon to float better
    and it makes the boat much more stable.
  • The third tube does elevate the pontoon boats
    design, so to speak, but this addition doesnt
    enhance the pontoons performance or handling.

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Conventional Design
Most pontoon companies keep all three of their
tubes on the same plane. These flat bottom
pontoons vary in design, some have a larger
center tube, and some add strakes - these
variances in design help the competition with
banking at slow speeds, but they dont handle
well at planing speeds. Other designs have gone
as far as adding reverse chines or negative
lifting strakes, but these changes dont allow
for a smooth, comfortable ride.
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V-Toon Technology
  • The magic of V-toon lies in the center tube.
  • The experts at Manitou didnt just bolt a third
    tube to the bottom of a pontoon they studied the
    way boats behave in the water.
  • After their exhaustive research on banking,
    heeling, deadrise, dynamic lift, and planing
    they designed and engineered a pontoon boat with
    a center tube exactly 5.25 inches lower than
    their outer tubes.

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V-hull Explained
  • Traditional boats are pros at banking and heeling
    while being able to react well at high speeds.
  • These boats have a V shaped hull, which helps the
    boat move in the water.
  • The angle at which a hull deflects energy
    produced by waves and wakes is called deadrise
    this factor plus water displacement is what gives
    V-hull boats that distinct feeling.
  • And V-Toon pontoon boats have the precise angle
    for optimal deadrise and water displacement on
    all three of their tubes.

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Lifting Strakes
Manitou has placed positive angle lifting strakes
to lift the boat to the point of surface planing,
which allows a smooth ride while also being
nimble at top speeds. Their flat bottom
competitors add negative lifting strakes, which
will help the boat plane, but will also burden
its passengers with a very bumpy ride.
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A Winning Design
  • In the boating world, the convention has always
    been get a pontoon if you want comfort and a
    smooth ride get a traditional boat if you want
    speed and agility.
  • That is clearly not the case anymore.
  • Patented V-Toon Technology has changed the
    boating industry forever a fast ride that is
    also smooth and safe is truly the best of both
    worlds.

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  • For more information, please call 1-800-999-9788
  • Or visit us at http//www.manitoupontoonboats.com
    /
  •  
  • Manitous V-Toon Pontoon boats are the best boats
    on the market. Manitou is dedicated to perfecting
    the art of water travel. Whether you are in the
    market for a speedy boat or a relaxing water
    getaway, Manitou has the precise pontoon to fit
    your needs.
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