“Builders making mid-model year changes is a testament to the transformational performance of Seakeeper Ride and the customer demand for it as a must-have feature,” said Seakeeper President and CEO Andrew Semprevivo. “These three brands saw immediate success after their initial integrations, and have decided to go all-in.”
Parker Offshore, of Beaufort, North Carolina, started adding the Seakeeper Ride with the 2400 CC in the middle of 2024, and now is adding in the 2600 CC, 2900 CC, 2120 SC, 2420 SC, 2520 XLD SC, and 2820 XLD SC as well to the Ride-standardized lineup.
Parker Boats President Scott Bauer said, “We are thrilled to partner with Seakeeper Ride and to integrate its technology into our lineup. At Parker Offshore, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality, strength, and seaworthiness in our hand-crafted boats. The immediate addition of Seakeeper Ride to our models enhances the boating experience, offering even more stability and comfort. We believe this partnership will set a new standard in the industry.”
Regulator Marine, of Edenton, North Carolina, will now immediately add the Regulator 35 to the Regulator 28, 31, and 34 Seakeeper integrated boats.
“It has been wonderful to partner with Seakeeper Ride across our lineup, and we are so impressed with the Seakeeper Ride 750 system on our new Regulator 35,” said Joan Maxwell, President of Regulator Marine. “I experienced it firsthand on our break-in run, and wow! It has amazingly fast response time to wave input and handles just beautifully, delivering best-in-class active ride control that perfectly complements our unbeatable Regulator Ride.”
SeaHunter Boats, of Princeton, Florida, always welcomes the challenge or rough water, so the addition of Seakeeper Rides was a no-brainer, with the 31, 33, and 35 Tournament models all standardized with the Ride in mid-2024. Now SeaHunter is adding the 25, 28, and 30 Floridian models and the 39 Tournament as well.
“Our customer base has every right to demand that SeaHunter Boats partners with the very best vendors in the marine industry,” said Chris Conard, SeaHunter Boats Vice President. “This non-negotiable expectation is behind our decision to equip all of our models with the Seakeeper Ride stabilization systems. The standardization of Seakeeper Ride at SeaHunter is the right thing to do for our customers. It’s a gamechanger in vessel control.”
Seakeeper Ride offers boat motion control systems for boats between 19-42 feet and is available for stepped or non-stepped, fiberglass or aluminum hulls that have a cruising speed of more than 20mph and are equipped with a compatible MFD. Seakeeper Ride controllers mount to the boat’s transom below the waterline and use proprietary inertial sensing hardware and software to take 1000 measurements per second to understand the boat’s movement and behavior in all three axes. The system then controls the deployment of the custom-designed rotary blades, which make 100 adjustments per second, to create lift to automatically manage the boat’s motions. The Seakeeper Ride system is now a standard feature on more than 120 models of boats across 30 different OEM brands and is also available for aftermarket installation.
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