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Harris FloteBote 250 Grand Mariner SEL
You might say there are three command centers on the 250 Grand Mariner SEL — it would depend on whether you think the captain is the commander or the chauffeur. Two optional forward swivel recliners...
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Harris FloteBote 250 Grand Mariner SEL
We say a regular Boating reader might be startled to see a pontoon boat between the covers of a magazine formerly focused solely on fiberglass, but we can no longer ignore some of the advancements made...
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Harris FloteBote Solstice 240
Photo by: Boating Magazine EditorHarris FloteBote Solstice 240Photo by: Boating Magazine EditorHarris FloteBote Solstice 240Photo by: Boating Magazine EditorHarris FloteBote Solstice 240Photo by:...
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Harris FloteBote Solstice 240
Forget utilitarian function. The dual, aft-facing loungers on the Solstice 240 could be lifted from the ultimate man cave, with reclining backrests, raised knee support, and elongated footrests that...
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Harris FloteBote Solstice 240
With newfound performance and handling, pontoon boats are fast saying goodbye to their senior-citizen image. Models like Harris FloteBote’s Solstice 240, however, continue to celebrate a pontoon’s...
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Harris FloteBote Crowne 250
Photo by: Boating Magazine EditorHarris FloteBote Crowne 250LOA: 26'9"Beam: 8'6"Dry Weight: 3,859 lb.Seating/Weight Capacity: 16/2,225 lb.Fuel Capacity: 50 gal.Photo by: Boating Magazine EditorHarris...
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Harris FloteBote Crowne 250
Pontoon boats continue pushing the style envelope. Harris FloteBote’s Crowne 250 arguably goes where no ’toon has gone before, eschewing a pontoon’s trademark fencing in favor of curvy, molded...
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Harris FloteBote 250 Grand Mariner SEL
You might say there are three command centers on the 250 Grand Mariner SEL — it would depend on whether you think the captain is the commander or the chauffeur. Two optional forward swivel recliners...
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We say a regular Boating reader might be startled to see a pontoon boat between the covers of a magazine formerly focused solely on fiberglass, but we can no longer ignore some of the advancements made...
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Harris FloteBote Solstice 240
Forget utilitarian function. The dual, aft-facing loungers on the Solstice 240 could be lifted from the ultimate man cave, with reclining backrests, raised knee support, and elongated footrests that...
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Harris FloteBote Solstice 240
With newfound performance and handling, pontoon boats are fast saying goodbye to their senior-citizen image. Models like Harris FloteBote’s Solstice 240, however, continue to celebrate a pontoon’s...
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Harris FloteBote Crowne 250
Pontoon boats continue pushing the style envelope. Harris FloteBote’s Crowne 250 arguably goes where no ’toon has gone before, eschewing a pontoon’s trademark fencing in favor of curvy, molded...
View ArticleHarris Grand Mariner SL 230
The Grand Mariner SL 230 easily handles relaxing cruises and hardcore water sports.
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Harris Crowne 250
Harris blurs conventional pontoon lines with the cutting-edge Crowne 250. Gaze along its length: There’s nary a hint of a pontoon’s traditional perimeter fencing. Instead, sleek fiberglass modules form...
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Harris Grand Mariner SL 250
The Grand Mariner has all the features you’d expect from a plush cruiser. Forward, twin 4-foot-7-inch-long lounges can pack ’em in party style or allow just a few to stretch out in total comfort. Flip...
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Harris Crowne SL 250
The Crowne SL 250’s most distinguishing characteristic continues to be its not-very-pontoonlike exterior. Looking for that familiar aluminum, party-barge fencing? It’s nowhere to be found, replaced by...
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