Robalo Boats for sale

com/boats-for-sale/chaparral" target="_blank">Chaparral under its umbrella—and acquired Robalo in 2001. In fact, the Robalo facility is so big (1.2 million square feet) that the brand holds the accolade of being the world’s largest single-site boatbuilder.

Robalo has long prided itself on its hand-built vessels, and virtually every part of its boats are built on-site, from the hardtops to the storage compartment lids, doors, interior fixings, and the hand-laid fiberglass (Robalo has been wood-free in their construction since 2006).

Design-wise, Robalo Boats has a twin focus on fishing and family, and each component is considered to make them practical, easy, and comfortable. From the forward entry head compartments with extra wide doors, to the HydroLift hull design providing a dry, smooth ride, and the livewells that double as coolers, every part of the boat is honed for family fishing expeditions. In addition, the brand focuses on increased comfort in all sea conditions, with precise cornering, a dry ride thanks to high freeboard, fuel efficiency, and stability at low or high speeds.

 

Model ranges/Models of Robalo

With such a long history of manufacturing, there are many models in the brand’s legacy. Its huge success over the years means that it’s well-represented on the used market, and in addition the company maintains a large inventory of new boats for sale too.

Used models of Robalo Boats include its Center Console, Walkaround, and Dual Console series, which range in size from 20 to 30 feet. In 2014 and 2015, we saw the launch of the R-Series of center consoles and Cayman Bay Boats series, predecessors of their current line-up, plus the evolution of their earlier center consoles and bay boats. While many used models tend to be from the 2000s and onwards, there is still a good number of the compact center console Robalo models from the 1980s and ‘90s on the market, testament to their strong build-quality.

Today the Robalo line-up comprises four ranges, led by the center console R-Series, which has eight models between 18 and 36 feet. The Explorer Center Console range is represented by three models, while its popular Cayman Bay Boats offers six models between 20 and 26 feet. Lastly, Robalo has the Dual Console range consisting of the R207 and R317.

The center console models are prime fishing machines, with the smaller of the range (R180 to R230) offering a compact, trailerable version, while the larger models (R250 to R360) bring in true offshore capabilities. Packed with fishing amenities, as well as complete consideration for families aboard, they come in iconic hues of blue color choices and have an expansive glass-windshield hard top. Each one is customizable, and always has been, so whether looking to buy new or used be sure to check the specification list as you’ll find wide variations from model to model.