Boston Whaler Boats Review

Boston Whaler Boats' respected foam-core floatation system is an industry standard in terms of durability and security. The company prides itself on providing a wide range of boats to meet nearly every conceivable market, including a number of small, introductory options for novices who prefer a light initial investment. On the other end of the spectrum, the Conquest models present spacious, fully-featured cockpits and cabins.

Nearly every model in the Boston Whaler family is distinguished by interior space, perfect for hosting guests. Boaters who practice their hobby with their families may want to take a look at the company's “true leveling” system which minimizes water displacement even as enormously heavy weights are added.

Boston Whaler

New Boston Whaler boats range from about $50,000 to $220,000, largely dependent on the size of the boat. Used models start at $20,000 and range up to $200,000.

Pros

• The boats have a “sink-proof” level foam flotation system.
• Smooth interior finishes and surfaces ensure easy cleaning.
• Extra durable, reinforced Unibond hulls are standard.
• The company's streamlined aesthetic makes for a great look.
• Plenty of accessories are included.

Cons

• There are many straightforward models; a few are light on extra features.
• Dealer-provided extras can vary.

Featured Models

Conquest, Dauntless, Eastport, Montauk, Nantucket, Newport, Outrage, Rage, Sport, Ventura, Whaler

Conclusion

Boating enthusiasts buy Boston Whalers for their interior comfort and the security the unique foam flotation system provides. When one also considers the slick, low maintenance design, one can imagine why these models are attractive to first-time buyers. But the feature set and variety of models will certainly appeal to veterans as well, making Boston Whaler Boats a necessary stop in anyone’s search for a new craft.