Bowrider boats are not particularly appreciated in Italy, especially because of the two cockpits which oblige to renounce to a small fore cabin. But, as proved by Sea Ray 350 SLX, an extremely functional and elegant boat is possible.
The fore cockpit is completely free and it can be equipped with a detachable table and a retractable tilt. Arms and glass holders are anywhere. The biggest cockpit (286 x 169 cm) is located on the poop, where it is easier to create a dinette for four people. The hard top hiding the tilt is very functional.
350 SLX has also its inner volumes: on the sides of the central passage there are two rooms, a bathroom on the left (102×146 cm and with a height of 132 cm) and a small cabin, which may be more useful as a locker (the bed is 48 cm wide and 203 cm long) .
Even though the hull is above all conceived to sail in inner waters, we made our sea trail in open sea, in Florida’s waters, and performances were really good.
At first, you must be careful in the horsepower management (our boat had 2 Mercruiser T-ECT 350 MAG Axius engines and a total of 600 HP) but then everything is ok, the hull is precise and we enjoyed to speed up a bit. The boat ensures a great comfort. The fast cruising speed is about 32/34 knots. Consumption is about 100-110 l/h at 32 knots but it decreases to 70 l/h at about 24 knots.
Model: Sea Ray 350 SLX
Project: Sea Ray
Builder: Sea Ray, Knoxville (TN) USA, www.searay.com
Importer: Motomar International, Piazza Marina 1, Peschiera del Garda, Verona, tel. 045.6400888, info@motomar.it,
CE Planning Category: nd
Materials and construction: fiberglass hull
Max Length: 10,50 m
Max Width: 3,2 m
Hull Immersion: 0,68 m
Weight (without engine): 5,897 Kg
Max people 18
Beds: 1
Max horsepower: 380 HP
Sea Trial Engines: 2 x Mercruiser T-ECT 350 MAG Axius, Bravo 3
Total horsepower: 600 HP
Transmission: EFB
Total engine weight: 920 kg
Max speed: 45 knots
Fuel Tank: 605 l
Water Tank: 113 l
Basic Price: 234,000 Euros + VAT with 2 x 350 Mag MPI DTS BR1 Mercruiser engines
| Revolutions/min | Speed (knots) | Consumption (L/h) | autonomy |
| minimum | 3,2 | 6,0 | 290 |
| 1000 | 5,1 | 11,7 | 236 |
| 1500 | 7,1 | 19,7 | 197 |
| 2000 | 8,0 | 34,8 | 125 |
| 2500 | 12,9 | 48,0 | 146 |
| 2750 | 16,1 | 55,6 | 157 |
| 3000 | 19,8 | 62,0 | 174 |
| 3250 | 23,1 | 71,1 | 176 |
| 3500 | 26,1 | 80,1 | 177 |
| 4000 | 30,4 | 99,8 | 165 |
| 4500 | 35,5 | 131,2 | 147 |
| 5075 | 40,5 | 139,3 | 158 |
Half a million subscribers is a figure that, in the world of digital yachting publishing,…
From October 1 to 6, Scanner Marine will be a key player at the 2026…
Honda Marine expands the 4XC Design project with a new lineup of fiberglass boats developed…
Aquila Catamarans expands its presence in the sailing catamaran segment with the debut of the…
Cantiere del Pardo’s strategy is already looking beyond the current slowdown phase in the yachting…
A new unit of the Majesty 120 has officially hit the water. Since its international…