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After recent launches of the bowrider
H2e
and its first catamaran, the
TH36
, Four Winns returns to present a new design, flagship of its H series:
Four Winns H9
. Powered by two outboards, the newcomer will take all the merits of the series to extremes, retaining the typical bow-rider style, now with the addition of a hard top and, the model’s pride and joy, the new Ultimate Swim Platform, the system of knock-down masonry of the brand, which expands the stern volumes here beyond measure.
The hard-top, folding broadside and outboard propulsion (which also does not give up the platform) make it very attractive. This is because those who are looking for a 9-meter boat (watercraft), to be enjoyed all day long in company will find everything they want here. So let’s see it in this preview.
Let’s start with the deck plan. Four Winns’ new H9 has great access to the sea from the platform (with built-in ladder). Nearby is a central double sundeck, which can be converted into a sofa facing both bow and stern thanks to the swiveling backrest. Here, thanks to the electrically foldable bulwarks, volumes double in the blink of an eye. You can stay in what is a kind of big yacht beach club with the whole family or friends, each with their own space, for unforgettable sea days. This is even if there are outboards, which, after all, some space eats it up.
Just beyond the sundeck, we find a sheltered cockpit with an L-shaped sofa on the left and a seat on the starboard side, just beside the wetbar. Beyond, protected by the windshield, are the pilot and co-pilot seats, while a central walkway (like a true bowrider) leads forward through the cockpit, where a lounge area with two sofas concludes the deck volumes.
There is also no shortage of storage space or a beverage cooler on board, as well as shade solutions along the entire length of this Four Winns, electrically operated via the aft hard-top.
To match the sporty lines, despite the comfort sought on deck, the new H9 will presumably be a sporty hull. At the stern, the dual outboard motors reach up to 600 horsepower.
| Length Over All (LOA) | 9.14 m |
| Baglio Massimo (B.max) | – |
| Motorization | Outboard x 2 |
| Overall power | 600 hp |
| Cooler | yes |
| Contact | www.fourwinns.com |
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