Posted: July 1, 2014
This year, Sun Tracker’s Signature Series flicks on the left turn signal and heads to the fast lane.
When Tracker Marine started building Sun Tracker pontoon boats 31 years ago, the boats were about as basic as you could get. They were affectionately called Party Barges, and the idea was to have an affordable platform for taking large groups of family and friends out on the water at a low price.
Posted: July 1, 2014
Qwest’s new LS Series 820 RLS packs a lot of party vibe in a compact space.
Last year when we tested the 818 Splash Pad, we knew Qwest was on to something special. Its stern bar was an unheard of feature on an 18-foot pontoon boat, but it wasnt too surprising: Qwests designers have been busting myths about compact pontoons for a long time.
Posted: July 1, 2014
Glastron’s GTS 245 takes one part flash, adds more seaworthiness and comes in at a lower price than many comparable boats.
Glastrons GTS series gets a new flagship that has the playful sportiness of its smaller brethren but is the only bowrider model in the lineup to have a console big enough to hold a head compartment. And for many families with small kids, this is the tipping point.
Replacing the bunks on your trailer is easy, and your boat will thank you for it.
Adding a partial third pontoon takes a twin pontoon boat to another level.
The heat and humidity are really killing my canvas and Isinglass this summer. What really works to keep things clean and presentable?
I bought a 41 foot power boat two years ago with the help of a friend who loaned me the money for 80 percent of the purchase price. He funded the transaction by taking out a home equity loan, and our arrangement called for me to make the payments on his loan. Unfortunately he never showed me his loan paperwork and I r ...
