#Cobalt boats reviews plus#

Quality is a key part of Cobalt’s appeal.Ĭustom stitching on the dash, an etched stainless-steel instrument panel with toggle switches, a leather wheel, and an impressive Rockford Fosgate six-speaker stereo add to the luxury.īut we’re also pleased to find a dedicated anchor locker, a wind door to create a quasi runabout in winter with the bow canvass cover clipped on, an inbuilt moulded icebox, and miles of storage from deep lined sub-seat holds to an underfloor ski locker, nooks for personal effects and, of course, abundant drink holders ready for summer. The deck fittings (and bow scuff plate) are all high-grade stainless steel, including grab rails and windscreen supports.

#Cobalt boats reviews plus#

With an 11-person capacity, a deep and safe bow for the kids, and a nice big aft sunpad, plus an enlarged standard swim platform with submersible step, you get a top in-water and on-board experience. When you need to get from one end of the bay or harbour to the next, you’ll appreciate the smooth Cobalt hull. The sharp CS22 running surface, with 20 degrees of deadrise at the transom, easily slices the chop on a busy waterway like the Gold Coast Broadwater or Sydney Harbour. this Cobalt rates as a premium entry-level bowrider from a highly regarded stable famous for its deep-vee hulls. Standard power comes by way of the latest 240hp Volvo Penta V6 petrol engine - which uses an aluminium GM block - with a Duoprop sterndrive for enhanced performance and anything but a dumbed-down drive and ride.ĭressed in Citron Yellow gelcoat, sporting an upgraded white wake tower, fitted with a Garmin 7in multifunction display, and soft Seagrass matting underfoot, the CS22 is a stand-out in more ways than one.

The CS22 is the new entry-level model in the appropriately named Gateway Series. Cobalt is well known as a builder of premium sports bowriders.