Lakeland Boating - May 2018

SPECIFICATIONS

LOA: 42'2"

Beam: 13'1"

Draft: 28"

Weight: 16,800 lbs.

Fuel Capacity:

500 gals.

Water Capacity:

69 gals.

Power: Quad 300-hp

Mercury Verado

Base Price: $656,620

(boat only)

SCOUTBOATS.COM

DEALERS

SkipperBud’s

SKIPPERBUDS.COM 

888-308-6576

Maple City Marine

MAPLECITYMARINE.COM 

519-354-3640

Scout 420 LXF

Luxurious comfort in a versatile center console.

S

cout raises the bar on offshore luxury with its all-new

420 LXF, a beautifully-designed center console that’s

built for enjoying every minute of summer.

“With its unmatched performance and amazing first-class

appointments above and below deck, the 420 LXF is ideal

for anything the Great Lakes throw at you,” says Alan Lang,

Scout’s director of sales and marketing.

The fun begins up in the bow, where luxurious wraparound

seating features buttery-soft yet durable Brisa upholstery.

An electric lift raises the bow floor panel to become a

pedestal-mount table; raising it midway allows the addition

of a removable cushion between the bow seats, converting

this space into a huge sunpad. Twin forward-facing, heated

loungers in front of the console create a living room-like

environment for conversation and an ideal spot to stretch out.

The console includes a large storage compartment up

front with a starboard side locker for boat hooks, mops,

lines and other gear. On the console’s port side, a large

door opens to provide access to the air conditioned cabin

below deck, complete with a fully-equipped galley, enclosed

shower, spacious head compartment and two single beds

that convert into a queen-plus berth.

Back on deck, three heated captain’s chairs face the modern

glass helm, which features three standard 16-inch Garmin

multifunction screens or three optional 17-inch screens.

Joystick docking is standard with Yamaha or Mercury power,

while a bowthruster is available as an option. Additional

options include a 5-N-1 Performance Leaning Post with

second row seating and a Seakeeper gyrostabilizer.

Scout’s attention to detail includes a standard cockpit

refrigerator with an icemaker, a patent-pending bow eye

camera, a rear-facing cockpit seat and a fold-down seat

on the transom. A keychain fob allows for programming

electronics on the boat, meaning a boater can power on/

off pre-programmable features at the touch of a button.

As a semi-custom boat, Scout’s 420 LXF gives boaters the

option to add features like radar, satellite television, a cockpit

grill or an electrically-operated cockpit sun shade as desired.

“It’s a great dayboat that can also cruise, making it an

ideal option for boaters on the Great Lakes,” Lang says. ★

BOAT SPOTLIGHT

BY CRAIG RITCHIE

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