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Motorboat Fourwinns H310 600hp

Avis sur le Motorboat Fourwinns H310 600hp

Yacht · 33 ft (10 m) · Antibes

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 1 août 2026
4.0/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.1
Performance4.2
Confort3.9
Maniabilité4.3
Rapport qualité-prix3.6

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Fourwinns
Modèle
H310
Longueur
33 ft (10 m)
Passagers
12
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Verdict

The Four Winns H310 is a well-executed 31-foot dayboat with a sporty deep-V layout, strong twin-engine performance, and enough cockpit volume to serve as a social platform for day cruising. It is less compelling as an overnight boat, but remains a solid choice if speed, style, and easy handling matter most.

Avantages

  • +Sporty deep-V hull and twin sterndrive setup suit lively cruising
  • +Large cockpit and high guest capacity for day use
  • +Good helm protection and a practical social layout
  • +Strong acceleration and confident planing performance

Inconvénients

  • Fuel use will be higher than smaller single-engine dayboats
  • Cabin space is limited compared with cruisers of similar length
  • Sterndrive maintenance and upkeep can be more involved
  • Value depends heavily on engine condition and service history

The H310 follows Four Winns' formula of combining a sleek profile with a usable cockpit-first layout. Public listings and reviews place it around 31 feet with a beam near 9'8", giving it a broad stance for a boat in this class and enough room for entertaining. The styling is clean and upscale rather than aggressive, which fits its role as a family and day-cruising boat.

On the water, the H310 is generally reported as quick onto plane and capable of strong top-end performance with twin V8 sterndrives. Review footage and listings indicate lively acceleration and a fast, responsive feel, while the deep-V hull should help it track well and soften chop better than flatter-bottomed cruisers. The tradeoff is predictable: twin gasoline engines bring higher running costs, and handling at slow speed depends more on the stern-drive setup and any joystick or power-assist equipment fitted.

Comfort is good for daytime entertaining, with seating intended for a larger group and a protected helm area. That said, the cabin is compact for its length, so it works better for short overnighting or a quick rest stop than for extended cruising. Overall value is strongest for buyers who want a stylish, capable 31-foot sport cruiser and are willing to accept premium fuel and maintenance costs in exchange for performance and versatility.

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