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Yacht · 25 ft (8 m) · Poole
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Stingray
- Modèle
- 250LR
- Longueur
- 25 ft (8 m)
- Passagers
- 6
Verdict
The Stingray 250LR is a well-sized 25-foot bowrider that balances lively performance, practical seating, and solid value. It suits day cruising and family use best, with good space for its length, though it is not a true overnight yacht.
Avantages
- +Generous 25-foot bowrider layout with seating for up to 10
- +Shallowish draft and 21-degree deadrise support versatile inland and coastal use
- +Strong fuel capacity for a boat of this size
- +Known for competitive pricing relative to size and equipment
Inconvénients
- −Not a cabin boat in any meaningful overnight sense
- −Ride comfort will still depend on conditions and engine/drive setup
- −Standard livability is day-boat focused rather than luxury-oriented
- −Beam and cockpit space are good, but not exceptional for the class
The Stingray 250LR is a large runabout/bowrider rather than a cabin yacht, and that defines its strengths. Its 25-foot platform, 102-inch beam, and broad cockpit layout give it a practical footprint for family outings, with seating and social space prioritized over enclosed accommodations. Public specs place the model around 4,340 lb dry with a 68-gallon fuel tank, which is a sensible package for a boat in this category.
On the water, the 250LR is generally associated with lively, confident performance. Review data from a 300 hp test boat showed quick planing and a top speed just over 54 mph, while the hull’s 21-degree deadrise suggests a good balance between stability at rest and a reasonably soft ride for a bowrider. Handling should be predictable and easy to manage for experienced owners and newer drivers alike, though, like most open sport boats, comfort will be condition-dependent.
For livability, the 250LR offers useful day-boat amenities such as substantial seating, cooler space, and a small freshwater system, but it is not designed for extended overnight cruising. Value is one of its stronger points: Stingray has typically positioned the 250LR as a feature-rich but competitively priced 25-footer, making it appealing to buyers who want size and performance without moving into premium-brand pricing.
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