RiverDave
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Quick Video Tour
So a little while ago Preston was telling me about a new Pontoon line that he picked up called "Trifecta." Trifecta is a Berkshire (Warren Buffet backed) company, and they build several other lines of Pontoons including Southbay, Berkshire etc.
This particular boat is one of the cooler pontoons I have seen in awhile! I shot some pics, along with the video above to give you guys a kind of virtual tour of it.
Side lights lit up.
This boat also has four blue spot LED's that light up the boat name.
Front lounging area.
Not only does it have the small blue LED's up on the sides of the seat, it has 3 LED's shining at different angles on the back side of that speaker. It should illuminate the entire floor of the boat at night.
Generally speaking the hardware in most pontoons is kind of "cheezy." This one had some really nice hardware in it. All of this was all machined.
This is a full windshield boat, and it really ads to the "sport look" when it's closed.
This boat has a giant arch on it (that is electronically raised and lowered). In the arch they put recessed LED's, and a couple tower speakers. When the arch is raised up you can hear two "locks" engage. As you can see there is a tow point on the arch, and if you look close you can see the 360 white light integrated into it.
Pretty unique Layout with the sink being on the passenger side console. I thought that was pretty cool, and opens up a lot of room for seating in the front instead of having a giant cabinet somewhere.
Passenger side cupholders and speaker.
Even the seat bases were lighted!
Other than the master power switch on the left hand side this dash is pretty clutter free! Everything is done through the "glass dash" on the console. All of the silver you are seeing in this picture is machined aluminum FYI.
Pretty intuitive remote to the right of the steering wheel. The right button is the back up camera, middle button switches to the stereo, left button switches to GPS Navigation (Charts).
Sorry the pic is a little out of focus.. I was just showing a pretty cool little spot where you put your phone while driving.
Rear lounges of the boat.. (Note the base of the table is lit up as well)
So a little while ago Preston was telling me about a new Pontoon line that he picked up called "Trifecta." Trifecta is a Berkshire (Warren Buffet backed) company, and they build several other lines of Pontoons including Southbay, Berkshire etc.
This particular boat is one of the cooler pontoons I have seen in awhile! I shot some pics, along with the video above to give you guys a kind of virtual tour of it.
Side lights lit up.
This boat also has four blue spot LED's that light up the boat name.
Front lounging area.
Not only does it have the small blue LED's up on the sides of the seat, it has 3 LED's shining at different angles on the back side of that speaker. It should illuminate the entire floor of the boat at night.
Generally speaking the hardware in most pontoons is kind of "cheezy." This one had some really nice hardware in it. All of this was all machined.
This is a full windshield boat, and it really ads to the "sport look" when it's closed.
This boat has a giant arch on it (that is electronically raised and lowered). In the arch they put recessed LED's, and a couple tower speakers. When the arch is raised up you can hear two "locks" engage. As you can see there is a tow point on the arch, and if you look close you can see the 360 white light integrated into it.
Pretty unique Layout with the sink being on the passenger side console. I thought that was pretty cool, and opens up a lot of room for seating in the front instead of having a giant cabinet somewhere.
Passenger side cupholders and speaker.
Even the seat bases were lighted!
Other than the master power switch on the left hand side this dash is pretty clutter free! Everything is done through the "glass dash" on the console. All of the silver you are seeing in this picture is machined aluminum FYI.
Pretty intuitive remote to the right of the steering wheel. The right button is the back up camera, middle button switches to the stereo, left button switches to GPS Navigation (Charts).
Sorry the pic is a little out of focus.. I was just showing a pretty cool little spot where you put your phone while driving.
Rear lounges of the boat.. (Note the base of the table is lit up as well)