Boston Whaler presents the completely redesigned 330 Outrage and the new 290 Outrage at the Miami International Boat Show 2026.
T-step hull design
Please check the following text for spelling and grammar: The 330 Outrage and the 290 Outrage are the first boats in the range to be equipped with the new WhalerStep hull technology. This combines Brunswick's patented T-step hull design with Whaler's Unibond construction. According to the shipyard, the result is a smoother, drier and more efficient ride that offers more control, greater range and increased safety in demanding offshore conditions. The 330 Outrage is powered by up to two Mercury 425 outboards, providing a total output of 850 hp. The electronics come from Simrad with the NSS4 system, and the cockpit is centred on the driver.
Versatile centre consoles
The 330 Outrage measures 33 feet in length and 2.85 metres in width; the draught is 0.64 metres. The boat offers space for 14 people and can carry a maximum weight of 1,352 kilograms. The fuel tank holds 1,136 litres. The smaller 290 Outrage is 9.30 metres long and 2.85 metres wide and is slightly deeper in the water at 0.66 metres. It can accommodate up to twelve people and carries a maximum of 1,136 kilograms. Her tank holds 734 litres and the maximum engine power is 700 hp. Both models are designed as versatile centre consoles that are suitable for fishing, cruising and longer days on the water.
Technical specifications:
290 Outrage:
- Length: 9.30 m
- Width: 2.85
- Draught: 0.66 m
- Maximum payload: 1,136 kg
- Passenger capacity: 12
- Maximum engine power: 700 hp
- Tank capacity: 734 litres
330 Outrage:
- Length: 10.06 m
- Width: 3.15 m
- Draught: 0.64 m
- Maximum payload: 1,352 m
- Passenger capacity: 14
- Maximum engine output: 850 hp
- Tank capacity: 1136 litres
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