Water sports or coasting
Cadillac, Michigan-based American manufacturer Four Winns continues to develop its sophisticated H line of bowriders, introduced in 2022. The H6 is the largest model in the range, with an overall length of 8m. It features the elegant, sleek and sporty lines of the other models. The shipyard emphasizes a quality finish with many luxurious details, starting with the thick upholstery with visible stitching. The H6, designed for water sports, is also a dayboat for a day on the water, whether fresh or salt.
Central and lateral passage
Like all bowriders, the movement on board is mainly in the axis of the boat. One goes from the front to the back via the central opening in the windshield. However, its size allows it to have a circulation along the starboard bulwark on the stern, to facilitate the maneuvers and the installation of the fenders.
Equipment for comfort
The H6 is equipped with a self-bailing cockpit, fixed stabilizers, and an optional rigid folding wakeboard tower for easy storage. The sophisticated helm station is split in two, as on all bowriders, with the co-pilot's seat on the port side and the helm station on the starboard side. The dashboard has two screens, backlit switches, a stereo system and a wireless phone charger.
Comfort being the key point of the boat, the cockpit layout is centered around a stern sunbathing area sharing a removable backrest with the L-shaped bench seat to port, and a second bench seat to starboard. The bowrider area forward offers a large U-shaped seating area with seaward facing backrests. Two coolers and plenty of storage space for water toys and other gear complete the layout. A swim platform frames the outboard motorization, with a swim ladder to starboard and access to the cockpit as an extension.
Outboard or inboard version
In its outboard version, the H6 receives between 250 and 350 horsepower. Like the rest of the range, it will be available in inboard from March 2023 with an engine power of between 300 and 350 hp.
Rates 2022 without engine :
