VELOCITY Powerboats announces the extension of its Super Sport Ser
 

Initial Marine Corporation’s VELOCITY Powerboats announces the extension of its increasing popular Super Sport Series (SSC) with the addition of the new ssc290, ssc322, and ssc410 Mid Cabin Series.

The Mid Cabin appeals to the sector of performance boat customers that do not sleep onboard their boats and want additional room for their guests aboard. “With the VELOCITY "SSC" series’ deep and roomy cockpit and spacious cabin’s, the Mid Cabin addition makes the perfect addition to the performance cruising lifestyle”, says Steve Stepp, President of Initial Marine Corporation.

For safety and comfort, the new Mid Cabin VELOCITY’s are skewed toward forward- facing, twin seating positions while under way. Convenient and safe standard bow rails with bucket style forward seating make the open bow design perfect for additional passengers in mild to medium water conditions. While fully under way, the Mid Cabin cockpit cover sheds water over the bow efficiently.

The VELOCITY Mid Cabin offers the full cabin room that is always popular in the 29, 32, and 41 foot lengths. VELOCITY has created an efficient open bow configuration that only consumes the V-Berth area. Entry to and from the cabin is convenient and simple for any age passenger.

If lake and non overnight performance cruising is the desire with multi passengers, the New VELOCITY ssc290, ssc322, and ssc410 offers the perfect answer.

VELOCITY Powerboats Brand is celebrating its 30th year of bringing Ultra High Performance, Handling and Safety to the boating industry. All VELOCITY’s sold world wide are manufactured in Sanford, Florida.

And here's a couple of pics of the 290 version, courtesy of Exxtreme Motorsports :cool:

Very nice ....

I am not really a "bow rider" fan but think it is a great use of space!

I went the CC route because IMHO the v berth is a waste of space.

Does anyone have any pix of a 322',or a 41'??????

Looks like it almost has a beak? Does the length include the swim platform? That always confuses me with these boats.

Thats a good way to get bounced out at a high rate of speed.:D

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My friend in lake havasue had his converted and sent pics to velocity, And now they have them. not quite sure if they are for me but , everyone is different.

I think that it would probably be OK on a lake but on the Chesapeake Bay or the Ocean I think it could be disasterous and not a real good idea.