This hull design handled a rough inlet like a champ.
August 07, 2017
By Florida Sportsman Editor
In order for a center console to be truly considered “Offshore Capable” the boat must possess handling qualities that provide a safe, preferably soft, dry ride in ocean wave conditions. Typically, a boat fitting this description will be larger than 24' in length and although some boats smaller than this are billed as offshore boats, usually you can expect a rough, wet ride at times. This is not the case with the LX24-CC. A combination of a sharp bow entry, generous bow flare, and double-step bottom design make this, the largest of the LX series by Sea Born, a true offshore ready ride. This model handled a very stiff outgoing tide and the resulting large confused inlet sea state admirably, keeping all on board dry and comfortable.Specifications www.seabornboats.com
This hull design handled a rough inlet like a champ.
This hull design handled a rough inlet like a champ.
Aft seating provides a soft dry place to ride while underway.
Comfortable forward seating with backrests are great for cruising.
A forward console seat will get another rider into the shade.
A drink cooler beneath the forward seat is insulated.
This heads up console display puts switching and electronics within easy view.
A two person split-leaning station converts between seated/standing positions.
Rear console face features a footrest with storage above for keys/phones/cameras.
Overhead electronics box offers additional dry storage options.
Beneath the aft seating you’ll find great bilge access and more storage.
LED lighted live well with a clear lid is conveniently located.
Both forward seats feature insulated fish boxes beneath.
