durability of pro?

Can anybody comment on durability of the red7 pro? I'm intrigued by the one piece construction resulting in no seam. I currently have a red7 surf 70. The seam is split and it leaks badly so am looking to upgrade and durability is up there with speed and stability as criteria. I already know the red7's are stable and fast so just wondering about long term integrity ofhull/deck.
Cheers

The Red7 Surf70 Pro is no longer built one-piece. Instead, they are constructed conventionally in two pieces.

You might get an older one from the original factory - but as I say, the new boats are not one-piece.

Bugger.
Rob, do you know why ther dropped the one pice construction? were there problems with this design?
i'm a fan of Red7 because of their innovationhaving a design background myself. i'm hoping there is avalid reason other than cutting production costs.
thanks for info, Craig

They have gone back to one piece because it is simpler and in reality, every one does it that way for the reason that it works! Still though, respect for an innovative idea!

I dug around in the back of my 1 piece one at the bung and pulled all sorts of pipes and stuff full of dried resin that they had to leave in because of the one piece method. It was rattling around.

Andre's (Agent in KZN) carbon boat is two piece and the quality looks far better than my earlier one piece glass boat. (And it weighs 10.5 kg)

Just waiting for the in between construction single and the double and I'll be first in line with the cheque book!