Larson 190 Sei

Founded by Paul Larson nearly 100 years ago, Larson boats are still considered to be one of the pioneers of excellent craftsmanship when it comes to boats. The company created the first of their boats in Little Falls, Minnesota and has converted this place by housing one of the few VEC centers that produce technologically advanced products.

One of the better examples of their superior technology is the Larson 190 SEI. It provides plenty of room in and around the deck but still manages to be maneuverable and easy at the touch of a button. The cockpit provides space enough to stretch legs out and also provides grab handles and drink holders for comfort during motion. The captain’s bucket seat is provided with bolster and the passenger seats with a 180 degree swing angle. The steering wheel is also tilted for easy accessibility and comfortable driving.

Other products from this company include Larson LXI 238 which provide great standard features. Some of them on the electrical side include a 12 volt receptacle, anchor light, auto bilge pump, depth finder and interior courtesy lights. There is also a transom tilt switch.

Similar features can also be found in the Larson LXI 238 BR and the Larson LXI 248. They are made suing VEC which a fiber glass molding process that gives strength and durability to the boats today. It also enhances the consistency of the running surface as well as optimizes hull weight for fuel efficiency.

The top states that sell the 190 Sei are: California, South Carolina, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin, Delaware, Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Minnesota, Washington, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, New York, Illinois, Louisiana, New Jersey, Alabama and Virginia.