Interior size comparison Scarab/Vortex/Yamaha

[bfd323]

Is there anywhere or anyone that has a interior size comparison for Scarab vs Vortex vs Yamaha? I am looking at 24' and 25' models and with everything going on i don't think there will be a boat show for me to see and compare in person and with no Scarab dealer near me that has any in stock I am curious if there is any info out there comparing the size and space of the interiors.

 

[tdonoughue]

I know that we have a sticky'd thread at the top of the General Discussion forum with a comparison of the various models/years for Yamahas. I do not know that I have seen a similar thing that includes Scarab or Vortex, though. For what years were you interested?

I would take a look at that thread and maybe whoever has the files for the comparisons can add some boats for you. I would ask on that thread.

Welcome, and I hope you fix your 'boatless' issue soon!

 

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Is there anywhere or anyone that has a interior size comparison for Scarab vs Vortex vs Yamaha? I am looking at 24' and 25' models and with everything going on i don't think there will be a boat show for me to see and compare in person and with no Scarab dealer near me that has any in stock I am curious if there is any info out there comparing the size and space of the interiors.

I don't think there is any technical info collected into a single post or thread, but I can tell you that when we compared Glastron, Scarab, Vortex, and Yamaha, the Yamaha had the roomiest bow due to how the gunwales carry far forward and wide. Cockpits are similar. I believe Scarab has the biggest swim platform area for your footing while putting on skis or boards, but they all have fairly large platform areas due to the small engines.

I wouldn't make my decision based solely on technical storage space and roominess though. There are many other factors that will influence your purchasing decision. Such as styling, layout of seating, included features, engine power, fuel consumption, trailer material and your boating location water (salt or fresh or both), etc. Do your research as boats are probably the second largest purchase you'll make after your home.