What’s New


THE NEW SAGESPORT 160 Based upon Robb White’s unique sport boat, Sage Marine’s new SageSport 160 is the evolution of the design. As a young man, Robb started with a Grumman sport canoe and then spent the next 30 years of his boatbuilding career refin- ing his sport boat. He added a foot of length, a hollow entry with more dead- rise, ample tumblehome, and a gentler shear. Staying true to Robb’s hull shape, and constructed with modern com- posites, Sage Marine’s SageSport 160 takes the next step toward an extremely efficient, light weight, and versatile boat.


By utilizing carbon fiber, Kevlar, fi- berglass, vinylester resin, and modern vacuum infusion methods, Sage has brought their new 16-foot boat in at just over 100 pounds. Tat’s light enough to car-top.


Tis doesn’t mean that the boat is light on features though. All SageSport 160s come standard with positive flotation, molded seats, storage, UHMW out- board pads, and an adaptable central rail system for accessories. You won’t be short of ways to propel this boat through the water either. Te SageSport 160 can be efficiently paddled, rowed, stand-up paddled, and motored with up to a 6HP outboard. Tat 6HP outboard will give you an easy cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of about 15 knots. Tere is even talk of a sailing kit in the works.


With a bottom profile more like a SUP and a beam of 43 inches, the SageSport 160 is stable enough to stand up in and fish. Put all this together and you have one of the most versatile small boats on the market today. The SageSport 160 will be available this summer with an expected retail price of $3,500.


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In this season where everyone is trying to sell you something, here at Small Craſt Advisor we’re actually going to give you something—no strings attached!


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