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[November 10, 2008]Chaparral 196 SSi Wide TechChaparral’s Wide Tech design is evident from bow to stern and comes at a great price.
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[November 10, 2008]Larson LXi 238 1The all-new LXi and its fresh hull were designed to soften the impact of rough lakes and coastal areas.
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[November 10, 2008]Formula 270 BRFormula’s new 270 BR is a boat that welcomed our close scrutiny. The closer we looked, the more we were impressed.
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[November 10, 2008]Boston Whaler 130 Super Sport 3Boaters automatically associate the Boston Whaler name with durability, quality materials and, let’s be honest, a price to justify everything that goes into each boat. It is the Mercedes of coastal boating.
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[November 10, 2008]MasterCraft MariStar 255The 255 is so deep and spacious for day cruising that it’s easy to overlook its inherent hull qualities for towing sports.
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[November 10, 2008]Regal 2500The 2500 moves on Regal’s FasTrac hull, though it’s also built for long days at rest.
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[November 10, 2008]Four Winns SL242 1The SL series boats from Four Winns fit those long-season goals, because they were configured like no other models on the water.
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[November 10, 2008]Centurion Enzo SV 230This boat is made to hold midrange speeds and big-time crowds, two reasons why it’s the official towboat of the World Wake Surfing Championships.
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[November 10, 2008]Bayliner 185 FlightYou’re looking at one of the most-popular boats under 20 feet in the world. In fact, combine the Bayliner 185 and its smaller brother, the 175, and you’d have nearly one-third of the under-20 sport-boat market.
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[November 10, 2008]Moomba Outback V 6While making the Outback V slightly shorter than previous years, Moomba raised the gunwales for more protective freeboard than traditional ski boats.



