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Rinker Captiva 216 BR
Buyers would be well served adding the Captiva 216 BR to their short list.
Buyers would be well served adding the Captiva 216 BR to their short list.
Does the 226 XL R live up to its looks? We find out.
Rinker’s 310 Express Cruiser is a more-than-competent boat at serving two primary cruising functions.
That’s how we roll.
The 276 CC has the size and ride needed to smooth out big-lake chop or venture into coastal waterways.
This sleek 21-footer is for the family boater who needs to accommodate kids and friends, yet haul it with the family vehicle.
When a cuddy cabin model stretches into 30-foot territory, you’re really getting into another comfort zone. In the case of the new 296 Cuddy from Rinker, we’d be inclined to actually use this boat for overnight stays.
Rinker’s Midwest roots are watered with ingenuity and cultivated with practical values. The 246 Bowrider offers newly updated style and function at surprisingly comfortable pricing.
It says a lot that the foundation of Captiva 246 R-series has been in Rinker’s stable for years. Why mess with a good design? Rinker developed the R-Series for this boat to amp up the water-sports application. And they did it from top to bottom, or vice versa.
Grin and Win. What you need to get on the water now.
With a little studying, you can start to call urban structures by their architects. Well-known designers create certain fingerprints on the outsides of buildings with a specific feel inside. We find that true of Rinker boats, too. When testing the 260 Express Cruiser, we could have covered up the brand references in the boat and known from its tight cornering that it was a Rinker.
Buyers would be well served adding the Captiva 216 BR to their short list.
Does the 226 XL R live up to its looks? We find out.
Rinker’s 310 Express Cruiser is a more-than-competent boat at serving two primary cruising functions.
That’s how we roll.
The 276 CC has the size and ride needed to smooth out big-lake chop or venture into coastal waterways.
This sleek 21-footer is for the family boater who needs to accommodate kids and friends, yet haul it with the family vehicle.
When a cuddy cabin model stretches into 30-foot territory, you’re really getting into another comfort zone. In the case of the new 296 Cuddy from Rinker, we’d be inclined to actually use this boat for overnight stays.
Rinker’s Midwest roots are watered with ingenuity and cultivated with practical values. The 246 Bowrider offers newly updated style and function at surprisingly comfortable pricing.
It says a lot that the foundation of Captiva 246 R-series has been in Rinker’s stable for years. Why mess with a good design? Rinker developed the R-Series for this boat to amp up the water-sports application. And they did it from top to bottom, or vice versa.
Grin and Win. What you need to get on the water now.
With a little studying, you can start to call urban structures by their architects. Well-known designers create certain fingerprints on the outsides of buildings with a specific feel inside. We find that true of Rinker boats, too. When testing the 260 Express Cruiser, we could have covered up the brand references in the boat and known from its tight cornering that it was a Rinker.
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