Sea Ray SDX 270 English Review

[@larrypercans4115]

I’m with your other comments no shoes on the boat man but you do a great job on your videos.

[@rhlovelace2652]

Can’t believe they still make this in an I/O configuration.

[@Kemperswatersport]

Sterndrive versions are still way more popular than outboard versions in our area. I do see the (many) advantages to having an outboard, and mest men do also, but ladies usually prefer the sterndrive versions. They like using the full bathing platform, the submersible swimplatform, and some find the looks of an outboard less appealing. I'd be interested to know what your thoughts are.

[@georgesalepis7511]

Hi, I need to choose from 230 or 270 what is the main deference between them?

[@Kemperswatersport]

Hi George. If you say 230, I suppose you mean an SPX. That is a different "family" from Sea Ray than the SDX series. I don't know where you're from but I'd suggest you talk to your dealer, he can inform you about why a certain boat type would best suit your needs. Please keep in mind that both the Sea Ray SDX 250 as the SDX 250 Outboard, will be built in Poland for MY 2022, they may also be interesting for you.

[@jannhandson7780]

I love the boat just don’t like that you put your shoes up on the seats. We just don’t allow shoes on any of the boats we’ve owned

[@jackhamel7158]

I have to agree no shoes on a boat.

[@candycooler2975]

Yes you really shouldn’t keep your shoes on in the boat, It’s not right. Just next time kick those dirty shoes off at the dock.

[@Kemperswatersport]

Hello Candy, and Larry. I really appreciate your thoughts about shoes on a boat. I was also raised with the idea that wearing shoes on boats is not always a good idea. However, I specifically use shoes which are clean, soft, and have non-marking soles. Also, it doesn't always show, but some of these videos are made in winter, when it is quite cold. I'll do my best but please understand that we've thought about this. Regards from the Amsterdam area, Bart Kempers