Blackfin 272cc Walkthrough at FLIBS

[@blakeboling8099]

I’ll say it too, thanks for providing not only the price but the boat show price!

[@Deepimpactocean]

This boat with trailer in 2019 was $175-180k! I still have the build sheet (fully loaded) and quote from dealer at $165k because the 2020s were coming in. Since that time, the only thing that has changed is the diamond stitching upholstery and 8612 vs 7612 garmins. Talk about inflation! It felt solid as a rock although the cobia 262cc felt bigger.

[@kellymchenry1944]

He said Entry level!😂😂😂

[@jhomrich89]

Wow they did a nice job, that boat looks a lot bigger then it really is, I'd love to see you guys do a full review on it

[@boneride]

We own this boat! Such a beast for a 27, although it rides and feels bigger then a 27. I agree, not many differences from 2018/19, so the inflation is a bit much. Other manufacturers lack in build quality and engineering, Blackfin does not! Beautiful boat, we love ours.

[@jballard9504]

245k entry level, LOL!

[@john848sbk1]

lol that's what i was about to say

[@lancedixon811]

Boat prices are ridiculous. Calling a 250k boat entry level is mind boggling to me.

[@bennettblackmon2858]

Probably entry level for a boat in that size range. Still outrageous but 27 and 28 foot boats nowadays are like $220k plus depending on options

[@spinfish1434]

Now that's got good Bilge Access! Nice boat. Thank you for providing the Price..

[@CenterConsolesOnly]

You bet

[@ronstowe8898]

Thanks for giving the price.

[@andrewcapone3345]

$250k for a sub 30 ft “entry level” cc. 😂. It’s a nice boat but I’ve looked at a 32’ Cape Horn at the same price point..obviously some different options but 5’ more running surface is worth a comparison.

[@seerex8398]

entry level?

[@alvinsmith4589]

I love boats these size no bigger than a 29

[@williambeyer5095]

$245 K Entry level ?

[@JohnBamban]

You call a Blackfin 272 that is $250k+ an ENTRY level boat...lord have mercy

[@808police]

You consider a $242,000 boat "entry level"? Are they hiring at your day job, cause I'm sure 67k subscribers doesn't equate to a $300k annual salary, which I believe you would need to justify a 242k boat.