Super Clean R300

  • Price$119,900
  • Length30'
  • MakeRobalo
  • Built2014

Bradenton, FL

                                              *****Price Drop*****Super clean Robalo R300 center console. This flagship of the Robalo line excels at island hopping with family and friends or hard core fishing and everything in between. No storm damage. We dodged Helene and Milton, no damage to her.Phenomenal overall performanceDry smooth rideBest-in-class featuresDual Garmin 7212's, fishfinder, new Garmin radarUpholstery refreshed and in great shapeUnderwater lightsTaco outriggersVacuflush toilet with holding tank and overboard dischargeTilt wheel, Clarion stereo with JL audio speakers3 bank battery ststem with Pro-Marine chargerElectric windlassEasy to see in the water at Twin Dolphin Marina in lovely downtown BradentonCall Peter Obetz today for a showingFor the avid fisherman this boat features  two oversized live-wells, more than 245 gallons of insulated fish box capacity and a well-equipped bait prep center. Electric reel outlets.There are ample rod holders, rod storage, lockable rod storage, and rocket launchers.For the weekend of island hopping you will be well served with amount and variety of comfortable seating, the fiberglass T-top that is the widest in its class, the insulated cooler, topside shower, and the very large marine head with sink and shower.LOA 30, Beam 10'6, Dry Weight 8200, Fuel 300 gal, Water 30g, Holding 6g, Engines twin Yamaha 300s 400 hours, just serviced. No Trailer.     Manufacturers Description Robalo's R300 center console flagship combines tournament-level fishing appointments with bluewater performance in a boat that never backs down. Featuring two oversized livewells, massive fish box capacity and a well-equipped bait prep center, the R300 is ready, willing and able to tackle any fishing adventure. Combine a Kevlar-reinforced hull with a 10-year limited hull warranty and you'll enjoy complete peace of mind every time you take to the water. The versatile bow area converts to a casting platform, sun lounge, or a dinette table with U-shaped seating. For easy service, a transom hatch provides access to the batteries, wiring and other hardware. An optional transom seat folds for added space and doubles as a coaming panel.Console InteriorConsole Door With Vent and Screen and Locking LatchEnclosed Marine Head CompartmentFiberglass Console Floor PanFiberglass Console Head LinerMolded Sink With Pressure Fresh Water and Pull Out ShowerOverhead Light, SwitchedStorage Area on Port Side For Tackle Boxes and GearStorage Compartment Under SinkWater Tank, 30 GallonsVacuFlush Porcelain Marine Head System with 6 Gallon Holding TankCockpit(2) Stainless Steel Drink Holders On Aft Cockpit Wall(2) Stainless Steel Rod Holders On Aft Cockpit Wall(2) Stainless Steel Rod Holders On Casting Deck(4) Stainless Steel Rod Holders In Coaming Boards40 Gallon Fishboxes under Port and Stbd Casting Deck Hatches, Estimated25 Gallon Cooler/Livewell with L.E.D. Lighting and Plex Lid32 Quart Cooler Molded under the Forward Console Seat50 Gallon Livewell/Cooler In Leaning Post Base with Plex Lid55 Quart Cooler Molded under Center Casting Deck Hatch82.5 Gallon In-Floor Cockpit Fish Box with Overboard Discharge Pump, Port & StbdBow Seating Cushions and Center Filler CushionCable Actuated Helm Seat With Flip-up BolsterCast Bronze Sea Water Strainer SystemCockpit Bolster CushionsCockpit Courtesy Lights, Dual Color LED, White and BlueCockpit Tackle Storage with Removable Plano DrawersDiamond Lustre Non-Skid Surfaces"Dura-Life Max" Seating Upholstery VinylFlat Spoke Stainless Steel Wheel with Hand Grips and Control KnobFloor Storage Forward of ConsoleHelm Cover, SunbrellaHorizontal Tubed Bow Rod Storage for (6) RodsHydraulic Steering with Tilt HelmKnife, Plier and Bait HolderLighted High Speed CompassLockable Rod Storage for (4) RodsMechanical Compartment in Cockpit FloorMulti-Outlet Livewells with LED lightingOversized Battery Compartment with Battery Switches and Battery ChargerPower Assisted Hydraulic SteeringRaw Water Wash Down with Hose ConnectorSelf Bailing CockpitSink/Bait Prep Station with Pressure WaterStainless Steel Cockpit Toe RailsStainless Steel Gas Spring Assists on all Molded HatchesTilt Up Access to Battery Storage AreaTriple Battery Switch and Circuit Breaker CompartmentU-Shaped Bow Seating converts to bow casting platformUpholstered Aft Seat BackrestWalk Thru Transom DoorExterior10 Year Limited Hull Warranty14 lb. Galvanized Delta Anchor with Rope, Chain and Safety StrapAnchor Windlass with Lanyard, Foot Switches, and Helm SwitchCustom Curved Glass WindscreenEncapsulated Reserve FlotationFresh Water Shower at TransomHigh Polished Stainless Steel Bow RollerKevlar Reinforced HullLarge Stainless Steel Clamshell Fitting on Anchor Locker DrainPull Up Cleats, 6 each 8"Rope Locker with Access Hatch for 200' of Line and ChainStainless Steel Bow Scuff PlateStainless Steel Rubrail InsertStainless Steel Thru-Hull Fittings (Electro Polished)Stainless Steel Transom TrimThree-Step Telescoping Boarding Ladder with HandleWelded One Piece 316 Stainless Steel Bow Rail with Backing PlatesElectrical12V DC Receptacle on Dash110V Battery Charger/Maintainer, 20 Amp, 3 BankBattery Isolator to Maintain House BatteryDirect Component Wiring with Buss Bars and Waterproof Ring TerminalsDownrigger Power PlugsFuel / Water SeparatorFuel Anti Theft DeviceLenco Trim Tab IndicatorsMolded Electronics Face with 12V Wiring Buss Behind ConsoleNavigation LightsPremium Sound System Includes: 4-Speaker AM/FM CD Player, Remote Control and Display, MP3 Plug and Ipod Holder (Includes Sirius Satellite Radio with 6 Months Free Activation)Tinned Copper Wiring with Waterproof ConnectorsTwo Bilge Pumps with Automatic Switch, 1100 GPH Forward, 2000 GPH AftUV Coated Aluminum Instrument Panel with Weatherproof Switches and Circuit Breakers

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Specifications

  • NameIn Motion
  • Current Price$119,900
  • Year2014
  • Length30'
  • Hull MaterialFiberglass
  • Fuel Capacity300|gallon
  • Beam10.5 ft
  • Location (city)Bradenton
  • Location (state)FL
  • Location (country)US

Essential Information

  • MLS® #9604401
  • ModelR300
  • Builder
  • TitleSuper Clean R300
  • TypePower
  • Sub-TypeCenter Consoles
  • StatusActive

Hull

  • # of Heads1
  • Dry Weight8,200 lb
  • Deadrise21 °

Engine 1

  • TypePower
  • Fuelunleaded
  • MakeYamaha
  • Model300
  • Hours400
  • Power300|horsepower
  • Year2014
  • Boat Engine Location CodePort
  • Propeller TypeStainless Steel

Engine 2

  • TypePower
  • Fuelunleaded
  • MakeYamaha
  • Model300
  • Hours400
  • Power300|horsepower
  • Year2014
  • Propeller TypeStainless Steel
Boats.com review

From Aug. 2016 Boats.com review.

We were in good company as we blasted across Biscayne Bay during the Miami International Boat Show in the Robalo R300 center console fishing boat this past February. Surrounded by plenty of other capable offshore center consoles being run by fellow journalists, we transitioned into open water and poured on more power—watching while boat by boat dropped farther and farther behind. We passed the upper 40s, broke into the 50s, and then topped out at 55 MPH.

OK, we know what you’re thinking—there are plenty of center consoles that can go faster than this. But how many of them can do this comfortably, in a three-foot chop? Not that many, in our experience. Yet the Robalo R300 we ran in Miami handled these conditions comfortably, giving us the confidence to run fast. And that’s a nice feather to have in your hat, when offshore fishing is your game.

Powerful Performance


Though twin 250-horsepower 4.2-liter Yamaha F250 outboards are the most common power arrangement ordered by R300 buyers, we were quite pleased with the performance of the F300’s on our test boat. Yes, they had a rather thirsty 51.9 GPH fuel burn at top-end, but dialing it back to a 4500 RPM cruise around nets you 1.4 MPG while running at over 41 MPH. And at 25 MPH they provide an efficient 1.9 MPG cruise. Do some quick math and you’ll find that at that speed, the R300 has a monstrous theoretical range of around 575 miles. In case you were wondering, the twin F250 outboards net a top-end of around 51 MPH with a cruise in the upper 30’s. You’ll also save around four grand by choosing the F250s… about $1,000 for every one MPH of top-end.

The R300’s solid ride comes compliments of its deep-V hull and 21-degree transom deadrise, which we found cuts through a steep chop like the proverbial knife through butter. The feeling of solidness also comes from a very noticeable lack of creaks, squeaks, and rattling while underway—a benefit of the R300’s beefy composite construction. The R300 performed admirably when put through a curvy, twisty course of sharp turns and figure eights, providing excellent tracking and an overwhelming feeling of surefootedness. There’s not much more to say other than the R300 is one sweet ride in a choppy, churned-up sea.

Stretch Out and Fish


Hopping onboard the boat we found a vast deck with lots of walk-around space past the center console—a common bottleneck on this type of boat. Thanks for this roominess goes to the R300’s 10’6” beam. To give you an idea of how beamy that is for a boat this size, many competing 28- to 30-footers have beams well under 10 feet. So, what does Robalo pack into all this space? Lots of comfort and fishing-friendly features, that’s what.

We were particularly pleased to see not only two 82.5-gallon fish boxes under the cockpit deck, but also an additional pair up in the bow, under the U-shaped bow seating area. Behind the center console’s twin bucket seats is an aft-facing bench with a rigging station above it and stowage lockers beneath it. While it’s certainly big enough and up to the job, we wished it had a little more room—and a cutting board and sink—for chopping up and rigging dead baits. We counted more than 25 places to stow a rod onboard if you include the hard top rocket launchers, deck-mounted rigging station spots, under-gunwale rod stowage, the flush-mount rod holders on deck, and the rod stowage engineered into the head compartment under the center console unit. Twin Simrad multifunction displays at the helm and a 25-gallon livewell at the transom round out the R300’s compliment of fishy features.

Robalo thankfully didn’t skimp on keeping the R300 comfy in favor of all those fishing accouterments, however. Forward at the bow is the aforementioned U-shaped seating area, which can be transformed into a dining area with a drop-in table. A little bit farther aft is a cushy, two-person bench with an integrated cooler beneath it. It’s just ahead of the center console unit, which has a head, sink, and stowage area hidden beneath it.

Upholstered bolstering runs around the inside of the gunwale from bow to stern; it’s a nice way to protect against waist-level bangs and bumps against the hard fiberglass. The aft cockpit has seating for two more folks in the form of an aft-facing bench, but you lose that seating when the rigging station is in use. We really liked the seating at the helm—a pair of nicely upholstered bucket seats with push-up bolsters that convert for standing and leaning versus sitting. All in all there’s plenty of seating and creature comforts to keep a crowd of family and friends happy.

As you might have guessed, all of this performance and comfort comes at a price. Our test model pushed well into the low $200,000 range with all the options boxes checked. Still, for that money you get one of the most capable and comfortable 30-foot center console boats around—especially when the seas get churned-up and choppy.

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