Wakeboarding - June 01, 2018

SCAN ME

PHOTOS: BILL DOSTER

At 33 feet long with a 10-foot-3-inch beam, the 330 CBR takes

every foot-pound of torque the triple Verados have to offer. The

punch and reaction time of triple inline-six, 900 supercharged

horses get the 330 CBR on plane and passing the 30 mph mark

in 7 seconds. Top speed hovers around 55 mph, and while our

load included just two crewmembers and 127 gallons of fuel, we

suspect that top-end speed likely won’t drop much when loaded

for fun. At wide-open throttle — 6,500 rpm — the sound of the

Verados proves more authoritative than noisy. Ridewise, the

CBR’s deep-V hull flattened every large wake we hit. This big For-

mula performs predictably with a steady gait. The Verados keep

it planing, even at low speeds and in hard-over turns; given its

size and heft, it moves gracefully and grandly.

If amenities and cool touches are your thing, then the 330

CBR is your boat. It is equipped for day tripping, overnights,

or evening sojourns to your favored eatery. Crew seated in the

To watch our video review of the

330 CBR, scan this tag or visit

boatingmag.com/3075.

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