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Does anyone know where The Mhz Mystic hulls are built. Still in Germany??
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Right, those boats are made in Germani
Very nice hulls and not very expensive in Europe.Comment
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Great, Thanks.Comment
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MHZ is German.
The hulls are made by people in what we call "the Eastblock" ,
Poor countries in Europe, where the workers earn little money.Comment
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Thanks Gerwin. How would you rate the Mhz hull to the HPR?Comment
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From what I've heard, they both are great.
My personal taste is hpr, because of the laminating quality of Hanspeter.Comment
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Yes Hanspeters webb site show some amazing boats.
Its a shame that Eastblock countries make excellent products with very little return for the workers.Comment
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MHZ hulls are very high quality, if you order a Mystic C5000 it' s possible to choose fiberglass or carbon kevlar (+ 140€ )Comment
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What are the benefits of carbon/kevlar to fibreglass?Comment
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Strenght.Comment
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Carbone kevlar is very solid and remains flexible, carbone alone breaks. This is the best material for a boat hull.
Consider fiberglass too, it' s not necessary to reinforce a MHZ hull, better quality than Hydro Marine
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What would you use to power a Mystic M ?
I want to use twin electrics.Comment
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Based on my online research I'm going with an MHZ Mystic C5000 (84cm) for my next build. Their running gear looks top notch and very scale.Comment
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I have been on the MHZ webbsite and i like the look of the 114cm mystc m Carbon/Kevlar.Comment
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