Stabicraft 15 foot Aluminum Boat 

STABICRAFT ! , the Vampires choice in boating for over 500 years😎

the 389 is not a 15ft boat by any stretch of the imagination

Its bad ass

Same boat in a side console configuration. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE---byPBI-PZg.html

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Oh just like 80k USD you know no big deal

About 28K.

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Expensive as heck, that's all you gotts know, and all I know lol.

22-50k USD

I've heard of guys taking these 15 foot stabicrafts out in 8 foot seas with no problem, probably could take 10-12 if you had to get back in. Overall this brand of boat has a phenominal reputation for running in rough seas. Edit: Heres footage of this boat in the 18 foot model running in 2 meter swells. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XqA_W89IcqQ.html

the good thing about aluminium boats is that you can just add more rod holders.

Robert Leidner , I have owned a small Stabicraft before and find they are the best built aluminium fishing boat , so strongly built. When talking about the price , put yourself in this predicament , you`re bobbing about out on the ocean , hoping some boat will come along to rescue you , but if you are in a Stabicraft , the least of your worries are if you can flip the boat over again , after you got smashed by that huge wave . Your Stabicraft will never sink , that is the difference of the price of surviving or buying el cheapo and drowning ! Get it ?

@@rickoliver2059 there's definitely cheaper boats that can take you from A to B. I think it is just peace of mind when you pay a bit extra for a nicer boat such as a stabicraft.

@@jimmyrecard6021 sure , the cheaper boat might last a couple of years , but how many times will it break down ? Also , the cheaper boat may not be up to crossing vast waterways or venturing out on the ocean in case bad weather suddenly comes in , whereas , with a Stabicraft , it is common sense and it does not matter how much it cost to buy , if your life is to be saved , then this brand of boat will be your saviour . When venturing out on the briny , any catastrophe can have undesirable consequences , so I think one needs to purchase with safety in mind , for yourself and family and friends , cheers Jimmy .

@@rickoliver2059 Trust me, if I could, I would get a stabicraft, but for me, I am usually just staying inside of the bay (port phillip bay) so I dont really have a reason to get a stabicraft unless i'm going for kingfish in the rip.

@@jimmyrecard6021 Is that the Port Phillip Bay in Victoria `Straya , I`m in Auckland , thought I was talking to somebody in America , cheers .

Designed and built in NZ, been around since the late 80s. Tough boats!

One of many, this style of pontoon boat is very popular here in NZ - probably half a dozen manufacturers

If stabicraft rubber wrap the hull It be the ultimate stelf boat. Reduceing the water sound against the hull @ pontoon boat. And insulating the floor from the cold and hot tempratures

stjosephwilliams ; Sure is , and the strongest pontoon boat on the market , I know , I had one a few years ago ! I had a 389 center console , a bit smaller but certainly a strong and robust little boat. The Stabicraft factory sells these boats all over the world , more than they sell in NZ . Militaries around the world buy them also as do Charter operators and Marine Industries . They are well becoming more popular in America , especially out on the West Coast and Canada and Alaska. I would recommend this brand to everybody , because of the safety factor alone . We have noticed in NZ now that there are Chinese copies coming into NZ , that are cheaply built , and do not pass the safety test and certainly will not last as long as the Stabicraft. Cheers from a Kiwi .

i cant find price anywhere

Tom Slak -25-30k, that’s not bad. If that boat lasted you a decade or more, it’s worth it imo. The selling point to me is the aluminum construction. I worked at a boat factory in the 80’s, there were two models, a 26’ for 128k and a 32’ for 225k, now that’s expensive.

mate come on you cannot compare these boats are in a class of their own

You can't stand on the gun rail of a Lund

Pronounced ; In-ver-car-grill Nuew Zee-lann. American engineering great skiffs

you be wrong bro

Chad Sheridan Alloy boats are super light compared to glass

I'm saying the same thing. Needs an inboard jet .

Another NZ boat builder has this one.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G29ZBTESL_g.html

Hes not (Sure)..

You`ll find your life is worth it to survive any catastrophe that may happen out on the water and it certainly can happen . The sea can be the most dangerous place without a very good boat. While you are on dry land , it may well seem a lot of money , but as soon as you are floundering around trying to stay afloat , you`ll wish you had paid a lot more for a boat , too late then though .

wtf is wrong with you

Unlikely. It’s a stabicraft!

stop projecting your insecurities onto a boat.

One of the best pontoon boats and sold round the world. Been around since the late 80s, handle just about anything. Read up on them then make a comment