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8.5M (27'11") Alloy Cabin

Comfortable, spacious, robust

Experience amphibious freedom with the 8.5m Alloy Cabin. 

8.5m Alloy Cabin Sealegs Cruising Out

Effortless amphibious mobility with Sealegs system integration

The seamless integration of the Sealegs System into the transom allows for smooth transitions between land and water, powered by a 35hp inboard engine for difficult terrain and a 250hp outboard for swift cruising up to 39 knots.

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Durable all-alloy cabin for maximum weather protection

The all-alloy cabin offers exceptional protection from the elements, ensuring a comfortable and safe experience, whether you're navigating choppy waters or cruising in calm conditions.

8.5m Alloy Cabin Sealegs On Water

Spacious design: comfortably seats up to 6 passengers

Designed for group adventures, the vessel easily accommodates up to 6 passengers, with plenty of room to store gear or transform the deck space into additional seating.

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Variable deadrise and plumb bow for a superior ride

Enjoy a smooth ride with the boat’s advanced variable deadrise and unique plumb bow, supported by hydrodynamic stability chines and an optional Zipwake trim-control system for unmatched performance on the water.

Ample underfloor storage for all your gear and essentials

With significant underfloor storage space, you’ll have plenty of room to stow away all your essentials, keeping the deck clear and organized for maximum comfort on your journey.

The 8.5m Alloy Cabin provides maximum protection from the elements, while its variable deadrise and plumb bow ensure a smooth, stable ride on the water.  

Length Overall (Wheels up): 8.5m (27’ 11”) [Outboard down] 8.8m (28'11") [Outboard up]

Hull Length Overall (not incl. wheels): 6.7 m (22’)

Height:

  • 3.1m (10’ 2") [Wheels down]
  • 2.74m (9’) [Wheels up]

Beam overall: 2.31 m (7’ 7”)

Draft: 0.8m (2' 9”)

Hull Deadrise at transom: 16 degrees

Hull Plate: 5mm, (3/16”) Marine Grade Aluminium, (5083)

Displacement – no fuel: 2230kg (4916lbs)

Max payload (including passengers): 500kg (1102lbs)

Max passengers: 6 Persons, including driver

Fuel Capacity – Petrol: Below deck 250 litre (66 U.S. Gallons)

Top speed Max (Water): 40 knots (74kph/46 mph)

Recommended/Max Outboard: 1x 250HP (186.4 kW)

Top speed (Land): 7.5kph (5mph) or 10Kph (6.21mph) with Difflock
 
On-land power: Inboard Petrol engine, Briggs & Stratton 35HP (26kW) 4-stroke, air cooled
 
Drive (Land): All Wheel Drive, permanent with optional momentary diff lock
 
Brakes: Primary/Dynamic – Hydrostatic Emergency/Automatic Park – Hydraulically released mechanical brake
 
Steering: Seastar power assisted hydraulic steering with EPS

Batteries: High Crank Start Battery (750CCA) House Battery (90AH)

Storage: V-berth lockers, Gunnel cubbies, Underfloor locker
 
Windscreen: Clear glass windscreen with 3 wipers and washer system
 
Tyres: 26”x 11” all terrain 12-ply tyres on 12” alloy rims
 
Drainage and bilge: Deck drains to pod with 1100gph (4164Lph) automatic and switchable bilge pump

Deck: Anti-slip deck tread
 
Run time (Land): 30 min continuous use per hour with warning alarm
 
Maximum incline (Land): 14 Degrees (25% gradient) up. 11 Degrees (20% grade) down. Avoid driving across a transverse incline.
 
Maximum sea conditions: Up to 2.0m (6’ 7”) wave height Up to 26 knot (49kph/30 mph) winds
 
Certifications: CE, U.S.C.G

Bow-mounted LED marine headlight (land use only), LED navigation lights, blue courtesy lights, white/blue interior lights, Cup holder mounted lights

2 pedestals, vee-berth cabin squabs, optional queen seats.

The 8.5m Alloy Cabin has a very practical layout well- suited for serious fishing expeditions.

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Perfect for fishing and water sport

The Sealegs 8.5m Alloy Cabin offers effortless transitions between land and water, comfortably seating 6 and featuring a modular bait station for added convenience.

See for yourself how Sealegs can elevate your adventures. Contact us today to schedule a demo and experience the future of amphibious boating.