How Boat Decks Are Built - Sportsman's "Behind The Glass" (Season 1 - Episode 3) 

Thanks for the great feedback! Our goal is to be transparent with our customers so they know exactly what goes into the quality of their boats build process.

Well I really admire the transparency and must admit that I have included sportsman in my shortlist of manufacturers that I am considering for my next boat. 👍🏻

Thanks Greg! You're going to love your Open 322! It's a beast of a boat. The family will love cruising around in it with all the comfortable seating and if you enjoy fishing you'll love how well it handles offshore and makes catching fish a comfortable experience.

I have had my 302 since January . You want be disappointed. She has 150ish hours so far. Factory support for anything is all that.

Thank you for the kind remarks! We are very happy to see people enjoying this series and we can't wait to show even more to you. The next episode is releasing tomorrow!

@@SportsmanBoatsOffical I hope to get a factory tour in the next few weeks.

We appreciate the feedback.

We use several different coring materials on the deck for different purposes. One key piece we use is aqua steel in higher stress areas such as where cleats are located or trolling motor plates.

It's called, Methyl Methacrylate.