Statement Marine is a performance boat maker based in St. Petersburg, Florida.  Their 50-ft. powercat was designed to “Make a STATEMENT” when it made its debut at the 2009 Miami International Boat Show.  This powercat incorporates hydrodynamics, aerodynamics and ergonomics and is capable of sustaining high speeds without compromising comfort and safety while remaining easy to handle at lower speeds. According to Todd Werner, a World Champion APBA Super Cat racer who was part of the design team, the Statement powercat is the perfect combination of physics, philosophy and life style.

Find out more on the Statement Marine website and see the Statement powercat in action in this YouTube video.

The Summerland 40 powercat was designed with long family cruises in mind. This unique trawler yacht features infusion-composite construction that ensures strength and longevity.  The sheltered cockpit provides direct access to the large flybridge.  The practical layout includes a saloon located on the same level as the cockpit and easy access to the large chef’s galley.  The dining table easily seats 6-8 people and the owner’s master suite features an en-suite bathroom, a large bed, desk/dressing table and plenty of storage.

Find out more about the Summerland 40 trawler catamaran on the Caribbean Multihulls website.

The MC29 by Motorcat is a 30-ft powercat that’s the perfect combination of style, function and performance.  Two narrow but deep hulls deliver a smooth ride free from pounding and slamming.  Twin outboard motors or a single Volvo D3 outdrive support cruising speeds of 15-17 knots.  Reduced vertical acceleration makes it possible to maintain a constant speed in all types of weather conditions.

The MC29′s interior includes a fully galley, 4-person dinette and accommodations for four persons.  Generous storage areas are provided throughout. 

The MC29 is built in Poland by Bond Yachts.  For more information about the MC29 visit the Motorcat website.

Aspen Power Catamarans build a 28′ C90 Cruiser that features a modern Proa Hull design and 35% more interior hull square footage than comparable monohull designs. The Aspen is equipped with solar panels that can recharge onboard batteries at dock or anchor. Asymmetric hulls and a single diesel engine allow the C90 to use less than 4.5 gal/hour at cruising speeds of 18-20 mph.

Aspen powercats are design by Larry Graf and an engineering team that have more than 30 years of combined catamaran design experience. The C90 Cruiser is a fuel-efficient powercat that is the perfect solution for powercat lovers who care about the environment.

Find out more about Aspen Power Catamarans at the official company website.

The 2740 Renegade from Glacier is a stylish powercat that’s built to satisfy the needs of a boating and fishing family. Twin semi-displacement hulls provide lift and stability. Built-in rod racks, holders and insulated fish boxes satisfy the requirements for any fishing enthusiast who’s looking for a cat.

The Renegade is a product of the new Glacier Bay owner, PowerCat Group. This multihull features a composite core and full-fiberglass liner reflect the PowerCat influence.

Read a complete review the of Glacier Bay 2740 Renegade on the Boating magazine website.

You can also get more information about the 2740 Renegade on the Glacier Bay website.

The 3480 Cuddy Hardtop powercat from Glacier Bay is both stylish and versatile, the perfect boat for fishing expeditions and extended cruises.  This 37′ powercat boasts many features normally found on yachts, including two large staterooms, a private head with an enclosed shower, a fully-equipped galley and a large aft cockpit.  The hardtop provides added protection from the sun and elements.

The Glacier Bay brand is known for soft-riding offshore cruising cats that provide maximum comfort on the high seas.  The living spaces below deck are surprisingly luxurious.

Find out more about the 3480 Cuddy on the Glacier Bay website.  Glacier Bay is part of the PowerCat Group that we wrote about in an earlier post.

If you’re looking for a high-speed powercat with a lower price tag than, maybe it’s time to consider an inflatable. An inflatable catamaran is a versatile boat for fishing, white water rafting or just cruising. When not in use, it can be deflated and easily stored.

The Dux HammerHead Model PD-400 was originally created for the American Power Boat Association racing circuit. It provides precision turning and speed control and extreme rough water handling capabilities and comes with a 10-year warranty. At 13’6”, it’s roomy enough to seat 6 people.

Find out more about the HammerHead on the Dux website.

Miss GEICO is an offshore racing powercat, owned and operated by AMF Offsore Racing and sponsored by well-known insurance giant GEICO.  Miss GEICO is among the elite group of the world’s fastest offshore powerboats in the world.  This powercat’s twin Lycoming T-55 and T-53 turbine engines allow it to achieve speeds in excess of 200 mph.

Piloted by Marc Granet and Scott Begovich, Miss GEICO is the winner of four World Championships from 2006-2009.  To see this powercat in action, view this YouTube video:

…. and visit the Miss GEICO racing website.

Schionning Marine is an Australian design studio and marine supply company that has been serving the power catamaran industry for more than 20 years.  The company is represented by agents in the US, UK, South Africa and New Zealand.  Schionning offers several different ranges of power catamaran designs.  The Aquaplay Powercat range is designed for long distance live-aboard cruising at speeds up to 12 knots.  For more speed, the Prowler Powercat range offers features a semi-displacement hull shape provides fuel-efficient speeds of up to 20 knots.

To find out more about Shionning Marine and their innovative powercat designs, visit the company website.

Wakeboarding is a newer form of water skiing that combines elements of skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding. Some surfers take to wakeboarding on days when there are no waves, and its also popular on inland lakes. A powercat is a perfect vessel for pulling a wakeboarder.

Basic wakeboarding isn’t too hard to learn, but most wakeboarders soon want to try some more advanced moves like jumping, flipping and rolling. They also want to try wakeboarding at higher speeds for a more thrilling ride.

For instructions on how to wakeboard, see this cool YouTube video:

You can also read more about the sport at the Wake Boarding Magazine website.