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795 HT/HTE Kiwi Kraft Hardtop is a 7.95 m offshore-capable aluminium pontoon boat built to New Zealand CPC and MSA specifications. The hull uses Hush Tec technology and multiple sealed pontoon buoyancy chambers for enhanced safety and a quieter ride. With a wide 2.7 m beam, high topsides and enclosed hardtop options, it is designed as a serious blue-water fishing and adventure platform while providing comfortable, lined cabin accommodation and protected helm seating for extended trips.
The 795 HT/HTE features robust construction with a 6 mm bottom and transom, 3–4 mm pontoons, 3 mm topsides and 4 mm deck. Practical fishing and cruising features include a rear boarding platform, heavy-duty rubber fender, hydraulic steering, large underfloor fuel tank, generous fillet board, multiple rod holders, live bait tank, and options for extended swim platforms, rear cage and various winch systems. Inside, a step-down cabin with upholstered bunks and fully lined cabin and hardtop offer comfort, with flexible seating including king & queen port seating and fully upholstered bolster seats on soft-rider pedestals.
Standard and optional features allow customisation for different uses, from family cruising with freshwater systems, toilet and shower options, fridge and cooking facilities, to hardcore fishing setups with custom bait stations, pot haulers and advanced anchoring solutions. With a maximum power rating of 400 hp and capacity for up to 11 people, the 795 HT/HTE is configured as a versatile, high-capacity offshore hardtop suited to demanding New Zealand conditions.
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