Outboard cabin cruiser SPIRIT 31'
twin-engineopendual-console

outboard cabin cruiser
outboard cabin cruiser
outboard cabin cruiser
outboard cabin cruiser
outboard cabin cruiser
outboard cabin cruiser
outboard cabin cruiser
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Characteristics

Motor type
outboard
Number of engines
twin-engine
Deck layout
open, dual-console
Passenger capacity
8-person max., 10-person max.
Deck features
sundeck
Length

9.48 m
(31'01" )

Width

3.36 m
(11'00" )

Displacement

5.9 t
(6.5 us ton)

Motor power

300 ch, 350 ch, 500 ch
(300 hp, 350 hp, 500 hp)

Draft

0.62 m
(2'00" )

Fuel capacity

450 l
(119 gal)

Fresh water capacity

110 l
(29 gal)

Description

This new versión of the model Rodman Spirit 31′ Open incorporates outboard engines, one or two engines, and thus providing more sporting features. The Rodman SPIRIT 31′ Open Outboard takes the sailing experience to the maximum. On board this boat, you will discover the sea in a unique way. This new model takes the Open concept to the next level. She has been designed to enjoy the sun, the sea and with air with a unique and sporty style It offers the largest space and surface available for this purpose. The opening of the cockpit seats, a distinctive and differential element of this model, allows you to integrate all deck areas, without sacrificing the possibility of defining different spaces within the cockpit. In the Outboard version, they have been kept to the maximum, in order to combine this new motorization with this exclusive design element. In this new version, the seats are divided into three modules. Another main novelty of this new version is the second cabin, from side to side. This second cabin makes this model to be one of the boats within this length with the best interior layout. Living and feeling the sea, two sensations innate to the Rodman Spirit 31′ Open Outboard.

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