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MakeAspen Power Catamarans
ModelC120
Length12.954m
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The C120 is designed for those who cruise extensively, with spacious accommodations for up to seven, and a flying bridge with excellent sight lines.
The C120 is a special design that combines every boater's dreams for the perfect boat with a hull design that slices heavy seas effortlessly with 70 percent more roll stability and 50 percent less carbon impact.
She is fast and maintains Aspen’s signature efficiency, and is also the first boat in the category with 600 square feet of deck and living space. The modern design starts in the salon with an amazing open-window layout that provides 360-degree views from every seat. Forward is the full-width, island king Master stateroom, which includes port and starboard hanging lockers, drawer sets, and starboard vanity. Each hull has a roomy head with a shower and large vanity. Below the dinette is a queen-size VIP guest stateroom, complete with hanging locker and portlights. Below the galley, a second guest stateroom has a twin berth and portlights.
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MakeAspen Power Catamarans
ModelC120
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Length overall12.954m
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