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Well in advance begin the boat presentations that will enliven the fall boat shows. At the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, Oct. 29 to Nov. 2, Four Winns will showcase for its world launch its new H33, the fledgling flagship of its H range.
At first glance, one would say “a winning team does not change”: after the launch of the H9 in late 2024, Four Winns enriches its offer with a 33-foot model that echoes the design now made iconic by the range. Elegant lines and a sporty, typically American look, such as the bowrider configuration, so dear overseas, which finds space beyond the full-beam windshield.
The deck layout follows precisely that already seen on H9, appropriately enlarged since this H33 is one meter longer (length f.t. 10.06 m). This allows space for a kitchenette, arranged between the pilot seat and the cockpit, which is larger and better stocked, great for spending the day on the boat. Also confirmed, of course, is the great novelty introduced by the H9 itself, namely the folding sides, to fully experience access to the water and the aft area. New elements, on the other hand, concern the awning extendable from the hard top, which comes to protect the entire stern, and the cabin windowing that enlivens the design of the sides.
The larger size also allows more space below deck. On the starboard side, below the helm station, there is a small cabin/storage room, perfect especially for children. On the port side, on the other hand, the classic bathroom is taken up as on the smaller H-series sisters. In this way, two spaces can be used to give volume “almost” below deck, which is never an easy task in a bowrider of this size.
As always, Four Winns offers its models in both inboard and outboard configurations. In this case, the space otherwise devoted to the engine room can be occupied by a Seakeeper gyro stabilizer. The installable powers range from 700 to 800 horsepower, delivered by a pair of engines. So we can only expect truly sporty performance.
| Technical Specifications Four Winns H33 | |
| Length f.t.: | 10.06 m |
| Width: | 2,87 m |
| Displacement: | 4300 kg |
| Deadrise: | 17.6° |
| Installable power: | 700 hp (EB) – 800 hp (FB) |
| Tank capacity: | 606 L |
| CE approval: | B-12 |
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