The hull, the shell enclosing our boat. A mysterious element to most of us, yet essential to state the dna of a boat: type, speed, sea worthiness, comfort, sailing expenses. Something we should thoroughly know when evaluating and choosing a boat. In fact, we often ignore the importance, the shape, and the features of a hull. We might hold it up as the waterproof shell that keeps our boat afloat, yet hardly anything more. True, a boat is sold for her visible parts: because she’s beautiful, she moves us, she is spacious and has so many cabins. Or maybe she has powerful engines, she reaches 30 knots and so on. The hull instead is underwater, you don’t see it. It, simply, doesn’t exist. A hull cross section can be round…
