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230 Dauntless

With a variety of standard features ranging from storage for ski equipment, plenty of drink holders, an enclosed head with porta-potty, a bow trolling motor flat as well as an insulated livewell, the 230 Dauntless can easily transform into a fishing, watersports or cruising vessel. Standard features include a 90-gallon fuel tank, electro hydraulic tilt steering and abundant storage, including a lockable console storage. A full-width aft casting deck converts to a wide bench seat, and innovative bow seating provides either a wide and expansive forward deck when backrests are not in use or comfortable port and starboard lounges by lifting the hinged backrests up. The boat’s base price starts at $68,400 with many standard features including a 225-horsepower Mercury® Verado™ outboard with SmartCraft™ deluxe gauge package and a reversible pilot seat with a slide-out, 54-quart carry-on cooler that nests underneath to save space. Optional equipment includes the patent-pending All-Activity Tower™ that has storage for skis and wakeboards and a tow eye to pull skiers. It also features two additional rod holders and a raised platform for spotting fish. Or, water sports enthusiasts can select the optional ski pylon instead. Fishermen may choose for an optional fish box under the stern seat, two optional pedestal fishing seats and a leaning post that is equipped with stainless steel rod holders, a bait prep area with cutting board, a rigging storage bin and a 94-quart cooler. Those who prefer cruising will appreciate such items as the sun lounge, bow table, satellite radio receiver for Sirius® programming, a Clarion®AM/FM digital stereo with CD player, four waterproof speakers, a remote and an MP3 player input. Other options include a Mercury 250 Verado four-stroke outboard with power-assisted steering, Northstar electronics packages, a T-top, a hardtop with various factory installed optional Northstar electronics, forward side rails, electric trim tabs with indicator, a freshwater shower, an anchor roller and an aluminum trailer. All Boston Whalers are built unsinkable with Unibond™ foam-filled construction and are backed by a 10-year limited transferable warranty.

150 Super Sport

The 150 Super Sport is putting an emphasis on change: as in, nearly everything about the boat can be changed and altered to fit the taste and needs of its owner. The base is still a sleek, stylish, unsinkable Whaler, with Whaler’s typically sturdy materials, but then it’s up to the owner to build the vessel his way. The result is a boat that’s personalized for the owner who designed it. It’s all based on an innovative modular design concept that features add-on accessories and equipment that either the dealer or the buyer can install, so customizing the boat is a breeze. Whether it’s a base boat or decked out, the Super Sport fits any boating preference. So if you wake up and want to wakeboard, go fishing in the afternoon, then cruise with friends in the evening, a Super Sport can be ready for anything. And, like all Whalers, Super Sports come with a transferable 10-year limited hull warranty and a new transferable 3-year warranty on accessories manufactured or installed by Boston Whaler. Standard features include a fiberglass helm bench seat with two cup holders, a console side seat cooler, a side console with storage, a tachometer, a 6.6-gallon portable fuel tank, no-feedback steering, navigation lights, welded stainless steel side rails and a galvanized trailer with swing tongue. Notable options and accessories include a bucket sport seats, a bench seat with backrest, a fishing seat, a poling platform, a tow arch wakeboard rack, additional console side seat cooler, a sun lounge, a premium stereo (dealer installed), a rail-mounted carry-on livewell, adjustable rail-mounted rod holders, storage organizers and a stainless steel steering wheel. So, no matter how you mix-and-match to build your 150 Super Sport just how you want it, there’s one thing you can’t change: customization comes standard.

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