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Stingray 250 LS
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The Stingray 250 LS has more storage, more room, more practical design features, and far better performance than anything else on the market of similar size and weight range. |
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Better yet, we can prove it!
Simply ask for a
No Strings On Water Demo. |
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Higher Speeds, More Control, Faster to Plane, More Hull Lift, Best Fuel Economy, and can stay on plane as slow as 20 MPH for wakeboards or small child tubing. Full spectrum performance you dont see in any 25 footer. |
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Just the facts:
36 oz. Vinyl (Heaviest Avail.-Quality you can feel)
Full Faria Instrumentation
2-Built In Coolers
1-Carry On Cooler
Rear Rope Locker
Wrap Around Seating With Filler
Center Walkthrough
Fiberglass Stringers
All SS Hardware
Unbelievable Full Range Performance
Storage, Storage, and Storage.... |
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See what third parties are saying about our patented Z-plane hull:
Hot Boat Magazine
"Let there be no doubt: there's something to this Z-plane business, and if you're skeptical, all you have to do is check the numbers."
Have you checked the numbers?
If not, use our Performance Comparisons to compare Stingray to other manufacturers you may be considering.
Go Boating Magazine
"Stingray's patented zp hull has a racing style notched transom, allowing the engine to be mounted higher for less drag, enhanced fuel efficiency and better top speed."
Motorboating & Sailing Magazine
"Design goals include turning smoothness and running efficiency - with an estimated 15- to 20-percent higher top speed and 20- to 30-percent better fuel economy than most of the competition, based on industry data from last year's similar models."
Boating Life Magazine
"Originally conceived to improve handling, the ZP hull design actually effected an increase in speed and a decrease in fuel consumption."
"The design also stabilizes the ride at high speeds."
Trailer Boats Magazine
"From the introduction of the Z-plane hull, computer-aided design and manufacturing processes have made Stingray a leader in high-technology boat building."
Powerboat Magazine
"Originally, the idea behind the ZP design was to make a boat safer, but Fink found an unexpected, albeit welcome advantage-it's fast."
Hot Boat Magazine
"The design has made the Stingray hull one of powerboating's most efficient platforms, and its unusually high efficiency rating has enabled a generation of family boaters to derive maximum impact from their allotted horsepower ratings. In fact, Stingray owners under small-block power routinely report performance levels equivalent to those owning similarly styled craft under big-block muscle."
"Putting the LX through a day's worth of paces reminded us once again that Stingray has made a science out of boating ergonomics."
Hot Boat Magazine
"The Z-plane, originally pioneered by company founder Al Fink in an effort to enhance his hull design's turning capabilities, has added a distinct performance dimension to a lineup that is consistently faster and quicker than most every other production offering in its respective class."
"Moving through the midrange, the Stingray's positive, nicely guided ride was free of porpoise or hop, and it maintained its pure drivability and obedient, responsive nature. Even in water rougher than we had a right to be in, it was free of rattle and vibration, further evidence of its stout workmanship and sound rigging."
Hot Boat Magazine
"Not only did the boat turn better and lose the tendency to ventilate the prop, but it also ran faster with the same amount of horsepower."
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