$74,995
Tuftonboro, New Hampshire
Category
Pontoon Boats
Length
26'
Posted Over 1 Month
2016 Harris Solstice 260 RD Water Slide
Wow! If you don't have many friends- you will once you throw anchor at the sandbar! This all new Solstice 260 Rec Deck is hands down the best built boat with an upper deck. 27" pontoons and the P3 performance package are both standard, as well as 16" on center cross members, full length "M" brackets on both sides of all three pontoons, full instrumentation, just to mention a few. We have equipped this boat with a Navy Blue base color with Champagne accent, 225HP Mercury Verado, CWDH floorplan, seat covers, changing room, flip up cleats, quick release fenders, American Flag, woven teak soft touch floor, black acrylic table upgrade, ski tow bar, not to mention all the LIGHTING! The full lighting package is on this boat, and includes: lighted cupholders, lighted seat bases, ladder lights, underdeck lighting, and underwater lights. Come take a look!
Brand new to the Harris model lineup is the Solstice RD 260, a modern take on the “double-decker” style pontoon boat. For starters, the Solstice RD 260 comes with larger 27-inch diameter pontoon tubes and maintains the standard beam width of 8 feet 6 inches so it will fit in a standard boat slip and won’t require a custom trailer. The fiberglass slide is designed to keep users away from the engine, and juts outward for safer entry into the water. EVA foam pads the rungs of the ladder, providing soft and sure footed access to the top deck. The sun deck can be a great place to catch some rays while listening to your favorite tunes via two upper-speakers and additional stereo controls. Two of our most popular floor plans are available on the Solstice RD 260: the CWDH center walkthrough with dual helm seats and the DLDH dual rear-facing loungers with dual helm seats. Even with the taller profile of the RD 260 it has a very stable ride, provided by the larger diameter tubes and carefully engineered weight distribution. Get ready for endless days of fun sliding down the slide and letting the sun dry your skin on the Solstice RD 260.
