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This era CS line nailed the swim platform. Look how at rest it sits perfectly on the water. Compare to an R4 or bigger and the platform is several inches of the water.

Checked it out today. Some really stupid moves. The whole entry with the flip over cushion is stupid. New cooler location is terrible. The old CS had a sexy design. This is basic AF watered down R4.

I am going to check this out at the boat show. The CS 22 is about 3,700 pounds and the 23 is 4,000 pounds.

Going with the Maine Coast Marine fleece covers. It was between them and the Cape Marine Inc. fender made from recycled materials. I went with Maine because it is 100% Polartec Fleece and the label is on the top and not the side lol. All I need is that label rubbing on a dry hull and I have a ...

Look how high the swim deck is off the water.

I agree with others, the access door on the CS from the transom is killer

Dammmmn! 350 hp, BOSS MOVE. 55 is moving!

JoelP wrote: Tue Jul 06, 2021 9:54 pm Out on the water!

Beautiful boat! Gorgeous colors

Just got the big richter anchor and then 2 smaller mushrooms for the back. The richter does the heavy lifting but if I back up to a beach on a busy day, the 2 little anchors are good enough to keep me from spinning. The richter is an awesome anchor AND fits in your CS22

That is freaking awesome!!!

All I can tell you is this, if you own a CS 22 or 23 from early 2020 and older, your boat is probably worth a lot more than you paid for it. That is extremely rare for a boat.

Late to this thread. Solid stuff op, nice troll of the Nautis..

Nice! Looks sharp.

I got a ticket about 15 years ago at Lake Martin in Alabama because I didn’t have the kill switch attached to me. The water patrol was watching me with binoculars. So I always attach it and it makes sense if you think about it. I am shocked it isn’t a law everywhere.

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