Overview

The hull shape, with its stepped hull bottom, keel pad, and skeg keel, combines to keep the center of gravity low, helps the boat track well, plane quickly, protect the prop, and be fuel efficient. It’s a trailerable (trailer not included), capable, and seaworthy vessel.

The interior has been described as “the Swiss knife of boats” due to dozens of clever design features. The double helm seat faces forward or backward, depending on whether you’re driving or eating. The table side flips up to expose cup holders and grab handles. The aft bench of the dinette flips forward for access to the sleeping quarters beneath the main cabin. The dinette folds out and compresses down to make a double bed. The companion seat flips forward for more counter space in the galley.

Forward of the main cabin, two steps down is another cabin and the head. Again, the dinette seats 4 and breaks down to sleep two. To port is a vanity with a sink, microwave, and TV. To starboard is the head with a new electric-flush toilet, a hand-wand shower, and a beautiful, blue-glass above-counter sink.

Navigationally speaking, it’s alphabet soup: VHF with DSC, AIS, GPS, etc. You get a bow AND stern thruster for maximum control. You get a 12” touchscreen chart plotter with a remote, radar, remote control for docking, docking lights, joysticks, and tunes. No need to plug in that often with 140 watts of solar.

This is a very cool boat with a lot of neat stuff that will serve as a platform for a LOT of fun.

Descriptions