on dark surfaces a dash-mounted mobile phone cradle with wireless charging an intuitive joystick docking controller teak flooring for the cockpit, cabin, head and swim platform and the first one-touch, all-electric planar folding tower and sunshade.
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Also available are a smart TV for broadband streaming a hydraulically actuated swim platform ‘Fresco Chil’ upholstery that reduces temperatures by up to 20° F.
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In addition to an array of color and audio system configurations, functional options include a choice of L-seating or a galley, a removable Ice Mule soft-sided portable cooler, a solid teak dinette table, even larger 12” Garmin display panels, stainless steel LED docking lights, a side-entry door and RGB accent lights. The R33’s unique offerings include the industry’s first Harman Kardon premier marine audio system – a Cobalt exclusive – along with a Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilization system. Along with such standard amenities as a Garmin glass cockpit with multiple touchscreen displays, ultra-fast USB-C charging stations, 42 (!) cupholders, a wealth of storage space, an integral swim step and a cabin that accommodates sleeping as well as seating. The R33 continues Cobalt’s trend toward contemporary design, with its deeper cockpit and greater freeboard, which in turn enable a more spacious interior and larger bow and cockpit areas. Offering sleek lines, agile handling, superb performance and advanced appointments, the R33 Sterndrive is a yacht-certified example of bigger being better – and faster: Driven by Volvo or Mercruiser twin engines generating up to 860 horsepower, the R33 can reach speeds in excess of 60 mph. To provide day boaters with even more comfort and room, premium luxury manufacturer Cobalt Boats has announced the introduction of the all-new R33 Sterndrive luxury runabout.
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Read our full review of the Chaparral 21 H2O OB Sport, or view listings on Volvo-Penta or Mercruiser sterndrives propel the Cobalt R33 to speeds in excess of 60 mph. That’s the kind of thinking gleaned from larger models and something that found its way into Chaparral’s entry level H2O series. The stowage compartment lids also hold up the left and right sides of the sun pad to create a chaise longue. One of the more innovative features of the 21 H2O OB Sport is the rear sun pad, which conceals a giant stowage compartment inside, a walk-through to either side once you flip up the bolster. A bimini top is optional, as is the towing tower, but colored gelcoat on the hullsides is standard, and that often costs extra on boats in this category. That certainly applies to the 21 H2O OB Sport, which comes standard with a 150-horse Yamaha outboard with a three-blade stainless-steel propeller. That makes for a much nicer entry-level boat. For starters, Chaparral builds a lot of different kinds of boats, and the technology, techniques and materials from its larger boats often trickle down into its smaller models. Chaparral 21 H2O OB Sport Chaparral 21 H2O OB Sport With retail prices starting at $37K and change, the Chaparral 21 H20 OB sport makes a lot of sense.
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