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Lowe SS 210 CL - Review 2023

By: Torben Lonne

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Torben Lonne

Editor and Co-founder at DIVEIN.com

Torben traveled around South East Asia for scuba diving and almost didn’t come back. His affinity for gear that works and his generosity for guiding people on their own path match his energy as editor of all things travel-related.

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Lowe SS 210 CL

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Lowe Boats

Small in size but big in comfort and versatility, this is the Lowe SS 210 CL.

The CL in the name stands for Conversion Lounge, which allows for a variety of seating configurations in the aft section of the boat. It’s a great area to relax, sunbathe, and watch the kids swim. Plus, its stainless-steel rails make it a safe place to be even when you’re cruising.

The bow of the boat offers comfortable seating and a cocktail table with four cup holders, making this space perfect for dining and entertaining.

The helm station is acrylic with fiberglass reinforcement and it houses all your standard features including a Jensen audio system with Bluetooth connectivity, a waterproof LCD screen, hydraulic steering with a padded tilt steering wheel, a 12V outlet and a USB port.

Also, plenty of storage underneath the seats, a boarding ladder at the stern and a large Bimini top providing shade to all the members of your crew. The ski tow bar in this model is an optional feature.

Rigged with a Mercury Fourstroke 150 outboard, the Lowe SS 210 CL rewards you with a smooth ride and a top speed of 37 mph.