2023 23 FT TRIFECTA TRITOON MER 150 HP review
Boat · 22 ft (7 m) · Bullhead City
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Key specs
- Builder
- TRIFECTA PONTOONS
- Model
- 22C2 CS
- Length
- 22 ft (7 m)
- Guests
- 8
Verdict
A well-equipped 22-foot tritoon that balances family cruising, light watersports, and comfortable seating. With a 150 hp Mercury, it should be competent rather than fast, and its value depends on pricing and option choices.
Pros
- +Wide 8'6" beam and tritoon layout improve stability
- +10-person capacity suits families and small groups
- +Standard features include bimini, stereo, ski tow bar, and ladder
- +22-foot platform offers usable deck space for cruising and lounging
Cons
- −150 hp is adequate but not the strongest match for a tritoon
- −Likely less lively than higher-hp or performance-package versions
- −Cushioning and amenities can vary significantly by options
- −No cabin, so overnight use is not part of its design
The 2023 Trifecta 22C2 CS is a 22-foot cruising tritoon built on an 8'6" beam, which should give it a stable, predictable feel at rest and underway. Trifecta positions the C series as a family-friendly pontoon line, and this model’s standard equipment list suggests a practical, comfort-first layout rather than a stripped-down utility boat.
With a Mercury 150 hp outboard, performance should be solid for relaxed cruising, towing light water toys, and handling typical day-boat use. It is not the most aggressive power match for a tritoon of this size, so buyers wanting quick acceleration or heavily loaded performance will likely prefer a higher-hp setup or a performance package.
Comfort is a clear strength: the boat is rated for up to 10 people, and the standard features include seating-focused and convenience items such as a powered bimini, reclining helm chair, stereo, ski tow bar, ladder, and playpen cover. As with many pontoons, the exact livability will depend on the final configuration and upholstery package.
Value is generally competitive if the boat is priced in line with other 22-foot tritoons, especially given the standard equipment and the versatility of the platform. The main tradeoff is that the 150 hp setup is balanced for everyday use, not maximum performance, so buyers should judge value against their intended load and boating style.
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