Downeast
They really aren’t lobster boats anymore. It’s hard to imagine anyone pulling traps from the well-varnished cockpit of a new Downeast model. However, today’s boats have the lobster boat heritage—the low profile, the long shear, the tumblehome, and, above all, the sea-keeping ability. View our collection of Downeast boat reviews to find the right one for you.
Sabre 45 Salon Express
Making its world debut in Fort Lauderdale, the Sabre 45 Salon Express (49' LOA, 14' 8" beam) ups the convenience and comfort factors that Sabre owners...
Legacy 42 IPS
The Legacy 42 by Tartan IPS (45' LOA, 14' 1" beam) pairs the latest drive systems with a proven Mark Ellis-designed hull and advanced...
Grand Banks 44 Eastbay SX
When Grand Banks acquired Palm Beach, the luxury Australian builder, two years ago, it named Mark Richards, the Palm Beach president, and world-class sailor,...
Hunt Harrier 25 Sport
This beauty handles like a high-end performance race car.
The only problem with the new Hunt Harrier 25 Sport—and this is a serious one—is that it’s...
Bruckmann Abaco 40
They don’t come much more traditional—or much better looking—than the Bruckmann Abaco 40, a single-diesel, straightforward, solid Downeast boat with elegant fit and finish....
