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MakeHorizon Boats
Model420 Allrounder
Length4.2m
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The Horizon 420 Allrounder is a tough, versatile tinnie designed to handle a wide range of inshore and estuary duties with ease. Built on the HP Hull platform with 3.0mm pressed bottom and smooth side sheets, it delivers a solid, predictable ride and the durability to stand up to regular use.
Generous beam and depth provide reassuring stability and internal volume, while the practical open layout makes the 420 Allrounder equally suited to fishing, crabbing or family day trips. Thoughtful features such as a front casting deck, side pockets, tank rack with carpeted tops and a carpeted low floor between the seats create a clutter-free, functional workspace.
- Robust 3.0mm aluminium construction with pressed bottom sheets and smooth side sheets
- Open, uncluttered interior with welded cross thwarts front and rear
- Front casting deck and carpeted low floor for stable footing when fishing
- Practical storage including side pockets, tank rack and anchor well
- Well suited to small outboards in the 30–40hp range for economical running
- HP Hull design aimed at reliable handling across a range of calm to choppy conditions
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MakeHorizon Boats
Model420 Allrounder
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Length overall4.2m
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