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ModelDNA 450 HSD
Length4.6m
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The DNA 450 HSD is a high-sided dinghy designed as a highly versatile tiller-steer fishing platform. It shares its proven hull structure with the popular DNA 450 Centre Console and incorporates DNA s signature tapered pontoons for a sleek appearance and softer ride. High sides provide extra safety and additional storage around the boat, while a lower rear transom area makes mounting and operating tiller outboards easy. Sliding bench seats, a full flat sealed tread-plate floor and thoughtfully arranged storage keep the deck clear and functional for fishing or general utility use. Lightweight and easy to handle, the 450 HSD can be beach launched and managed by a single person.
The model is configured for outboard power in the 40 60 HP range and built with a robust 4 mm aluminium hull and 3 mm pontoons. It offers a compact yet capable platform for coastal fishing, diving support or general transport, with carefully integrated features such as transom boarding platforms, grab rails and multiple rod and cup holders enhancing usability and safety on the water.
Key Features- High-sided dinghy layout optimised for tiller-steer outboards
- DNA tapered pontoon design for improved ride and stability
- Full flat sealed tread-plate floor for a clutter-free deck
- Sliding bench seats and high sides with integrated storage
- 4 mm aluminium hull and sealed outboard pod for strength and safety
- Comprehensive standard fit-out including rod holders, grab rails, anchor bin and transducer bracket
- Light tow and launch weight suitable for single-handed launching
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ModelDNA 450 HSD
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Length overall4.6m
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