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MakeDNA Boats
ModelDNA 730XHT
Length7.3m
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The DNA 730XHT is a 7.3 m pontoon hardtop conceived as a serious offshore fishing and diving platform that can also be configured for weekend cruising and family use. It provides ample cockpit space to comfortably fish six adults and combines high sides, robust 6 mm bottom plating and tapered pontoons to deliver a secure, soft-riding hull in demanding sea conditions. Curved front glass screens, sliding side windows and a cavity-slide rear window offer excellent visibility and ventilation.
The forward cabin can be customised around a vee-berth layout, providing seating, sleeping and storage options to suit owner requirements, and can incorporate a toilet for extended stays aboard. Transom lockers secure batteries and systems behind three hatches, while cockpit shelves, gunnel rod holders, roof rod arch and underfloor storage deliver extensive gear capacity. With recommended power around 200 HP and ratings up to 300 HP, the 730XHT is engineered for long-range offshore work, including gamefishing, dive expeditions and multi-day adventures.
Key Features- 7.3 m X-Series pontoon hardtop rated up to 300 HP
- Full cabin with customisable vee-berth and optional toilet
- High sides, 6 mm hull and large cockpit for six adults
- Curved glass windscreens, sliding side windows and bifold cabin door
- Roof rod arch with 13 rod holders and multiple gunnel rod holders
- Livebait tank, walk-through transom and extensive storage
- Configured for serious offshore fishing with weekending potential
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MakeDNA Boats
ModelDNA 730XHT
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Length overall7.3m
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