Extreme Boats are designed to have a huge amount of buoyancy, with large underfloor airtight chambers located either side of the central fuel tanks should you find yourself in a worst-case scenario.

“Predictable” isn’t a word often used to describe a boat’s behaviour, but it matters most when crossing bars or running in rough seas. All Extreme Boats feature large reverse chines, delivering excellent tracking in following and beam seas, reducing the risk of broaching, and deflecting spray for a drier, more comfortable ride. Predictability isn’t something you can see — but you can absolutely feel it.

A self-flooding keel is standard across the Extreme Boats range, allowing water to fill the central vee at rest and add weight low in the hull. This greatly increases stability and, combined with a wide beam and large reverse chines, creates a solid, confidence-inspiring fishing platform. Once underway, the keel rapidly drains so you’re not carrying unnecessary weight, helping improve efficiency and fuel economy.

Reputation isn’t given — it’s earned. Over the past 20 years, Extreme Boats has continually refined and improved its designs, driven by a desire to lead the way. That commitment has seen them become New Zealand’s most awarded aluminium boat manufacturer.