Cobalt Boats (US)

Astilleros

1715 North 8th Street
66757 - Neodesha
Florida - Estados Unidos

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Descripción y Características Cobalt Boats (US)

All this structural sophistication comes in support of a legendary hull design -- a design that creates a true extended running surface for enhanced stability, quicker planing, and firm, true turns.
In 1985, Cobalt introduced an engineering achievement that has since become perhaps the most imitated component of performance in the industry. It's called an "extended running surface," and as the name implies, it means that more surface of the hull stays in contact with the water at cruising speeds. The results: quicker planing, firm and true turns, minimized bow rise, and more lift at the stern. Cobalt owners often talk about their boats' remarkable stability in all kinds of water, and the extended running surface Makes that control and stability and responsiveness possible. Simply, more of the hull stays in contact with the water at critical times in the boat's performance.
Many Cobalts are now using reversed chines to compound the benefits of the longer running surface. The chines, longitudinal members of the hull, deflect spray downward, producing a drier running boat, with better tracking, and even more stability in tight turns.
Cobalt design calls for an all-fiberglass stringer system on virtually every model. Where other manufacturers settle for plywood, Cobalt insists on the strength and longevity of fiberglass. Bonded to the hull with a high-tech fastening medium called Plexusª, these stringers are stronger and lighter than traditional wooden stringers and their inevitable rot. A solid composite transom adds extra strength at that critical point. At two-plus inches thick, the composite transom absorbs all the torque of the drive system, isolating noise and vibration and ensuring the boat's integrity and longevity.