Please select your home edition
Edition
Leaderboard brokerage

Everglades® Boats new 285cc makes its debut

by Everglades Boats 10 Sep 2022 17:21 BST

Everglades Boats launched its newest model, the 285cc in August 2022 and the mid-size center console has already caught the eye of various boaters.

Built with Everglades unsinkable RAMCAP hull, the 285cc redefines the sportfish category by providing the smoothest ride in the industry while furnishing guests with sophisticated materials and intuitive technology to chase life's obsessions.

"Our Rapid Molded Core Assembly Process, or RAMCAP, is truly what sets our boats apart from the rest. One sea trial and the difference is clear. Our new 285cc handles like no other center console in this size offering," Matt Vranich, Everglades Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing, said.

The Everglades 285cc measures 30'1" overall with twin Yamaha 300-hp engines and a 9'6" beam. The 200-gallon fuel capacity offers a range of 312 statute miles while cruising at 30.1 mph, leaving 5% of the boat's fuel capacity in reserve. The optional Yamaha® Helm Master EX system puts the power of 600 horses and accurate steering between your thumb and finger, allowing you to venture far offshore with ease and comfort.

"We are excited to introduce the all new 285cc as the latest addition to the Everglades portfolio. The 285cc offers an exciting combination of innovative features, performance, fishability and comfort. Whether you plan to make long open ocean runs or host social gatherings at the sandbar, the 285cc will exceed your expectations," Chris Walker, Everglades Director of Product Design & Naval Architecture, said.

True to Everglades tradition, various fishing features and amenities come standard on the 285cc, including the exclusive rotating helm / mezzanine seat that Everglades first introduced on its 235cc. A spacious bow with plush upholstered lounges and recessed in deck storage that quickly converts into an immense casting deck or spacious sun pad also comes standard.

Everglades has continued to offer the latest technology with advanced Garmin® digital switching at the helm. An optional SeaKeeper® 1 can be added for additional stability, increasing fishing performance and providing a noticeably more comfortable day for all onboard.

The Everglades 285cc is making its boat show debut at the Atlantic City In-Water Boat show and will have a presence at the Newport, and Annapolis boat shows before making its official show debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Related Articles

Fireballs at Blackwater
Estuary provides a welcome relief from the hot and sticky inland towns The Blackwater estuary provided a welcome relief from the hot and sticky inland towns. The Fireball teams were greeted with sunshine and a brisk easterly breeze. It took its time to settle down. Posted today at 10:03 am
GP14 Midland Area event at Trimpley
The wind was from a favourable easterly direction, giving some consistency The day was forecast to be extremely hot, 30 degrees Celsius plus, with light winds. Club organisers had identified likely risks associated with the heat and had planned measures to mitigate any risk of heat/sun stroke to sailors and supporting duty crew. Posted today at 9:08 am
Blind Sailor's solo Round the Island Challenge
Dani A. Pich is aiming to navigate his Patí Català catamaran around the Isle of Wight next week A truly remarkable challenge is underway on the Solent, with blind sailor Dani A. Pich aiming to sail solo around the Isle of Wight in a catamaran dinghy that has no rudder, no centreboard, no boom and is steered by the use of balance and body weight. Posted today at 9:06 am
RORC Channel Race 2025 Preview
The high-stakes opener of the 2025 Admiral's Cup The 2025 RORC Channel Race is the high-stakes opener of the 2025 Admiral's Cup—and the pressure is on. With double points on the table and no discard allowed, this race could make or break a team's Admiral's Cup campaign. Posted today at 8:42 am
World premieres, new models and turnkey solutions
Ancasta will be leading the way when the autumn boat show season commences When you're enjoying time out on the water this summer, let your thoughts drift to next season - could your boating experience be enhanced with a new yacht? Posted today at 8:00 am
North ILCA UK circuit at Pennine
A great leveller between the ILCA 6 and ILCA 7 Ten visitors spanning from Carsington to West Kirby joined sixteen club members for the Pennine Sailing Club ILCA open, which also formed part of the ILCA UK North Grand Prix series. Posted today at 6:13 am
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth starts today
131 boats from 18 countries prepare ahead of the main event The 2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth has become a magnet for the international foiling community. With 131 boats entered from 18 countries, this event is more than just a tune-up—it's a snapshot of the class's spirit. Posted today at 5:33 am
America's Cup: Azzurra Challenge
Azzurra's 1983 debut turned Italian sailing into a national interest. Italy has one of the most passionate and enduring histories in the America's Cup. Azzurra's 1983 debut turned Italian sailing into a national interest. Posted on 15 Jul
Musto Lark Nationals runners and riders
Returning to the golden sands and turquoise waters of Abersoch this month The Musto Lark Nationals (27-30 July) returns to the golden sands and turquoise waters of Abersoch, a venue that promises champagne sailing and tight tactical racing. Posted on 15 Jul
2025 Cascais J70 Summer Cup
The first qualification event for the 2026 Worlds Held from 11 to 13 July at the Clube Naval de Cascais, the Cascais J/70 Summer Cup marked the start of the national qualification process for the much-anticipated 2026 J/70 World Championship, which will also take place in Cascais. Posted on 15 Jul