2009 Boston Whaler 280 Outrage

$87,250

Used

Boat in Naples, FL 34102 US

builtBuilt in 2009
Year the boat was built
model

280 Outrage

Boat model
engine

2 Engines (2x Mercury)

Engine type and count
length

27.6 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Gas

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
27.58ft
Length Overall
27.58ft
Beam
9.33ft
Dry Weight
5300lb
Heads
1
Fresh Water Tanks
28gal
Fuel Tanks
200gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Hull Shape
deep-vee
Engine 1
Engine Make
Mercury
Engine Model
Verado
Total Power
250hp
Engine Hours
697
Engine Type
outboard-4s
Fuel Type
gasoline
Engine Year
2009
Propeller Type
3-blade
Propeller Material
stainless-steel
Engine 2
Engine Make
Mercury
Engine Model
Verado
Total Power
250hp
Engine Hours
690
Engine Type
outboard-4s
Fuel Type
gasoline
Engine Year
2009
Propeller Type
3-blade
Propeller Material
stainless-steel
Dimensions

LOA

27'7"

BEAM

9'4"

MAXIMUM BRIDGE CLEARANCE WITH RADAR

10' 1"

DRAFT (MOTORS RAISED)

20"

DRY WEIGHT (WITH ENGINES)

7790 lb

LOADED WEIGHT

8790 lbs (approx)

PERSON CAPACITY

14

DEADRISE AT TRANSOM

23 deg

FUEL CAPACITY

200 gal (757 L)

WATER CAPACITY

28 gal (106L)

WASTE CAPACITY

6.5 gal (24.6 L)



Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Additional Information

Standard Equipment


STANDARD EQUIPMENT

All hardware 316-L stainless steel

All rails welded 316-L stainless steel

DECK / COCKPIT

8” stainless steel cleats – bow (2), spring line with hawse pipes (2), stern with hawse pipes (2), anchor locker (1)

28” interior freeboard

Acrylic transom door with stainless steel latch

Aft coaming bolsters

Aft tackle storage center (port side)

Bow and stern eyes

Cockpit and bow courtesy lights

Drink holders – bow (4), hawse pipes (4), leaning post (2), console (2)

Gunnel mounted stainless steel rod holders (6)

Heavy-duty rub rail

Integral swim platform with covered telescoping swim ladder and stainless steel grab rail

Motorwell drains

Self-bailing cockpit sole

Stainless steel thru hull anchor roller davit

Stainless steel toe rails

Transom mounted stainless steel rod holders (3)

Under gunnel rod racks

Welded stainless steel low profile grab rails

CONSOLE / HEAD

12-V receptacle

Acrylic entry door with lock

Access panels to electronics

Bi-level molded console footrests

Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob

Compass

Drink holders (2)

Dry storage areas (2)

Easy access storage space for personal items

Electronics surface that accommodates two 12” displays

Enclosed head / storage area in console with easy clean liner

Fold-down step inside console

Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection and illuminated text

Interior courtesy light

Magazine rack storage

Portable head with pump-out

Remote ignition key switches with pushbutton start at helm

Stainless steel port light with screen

Urethane console visor

SEATING

Custom fiberglass cooler with grab handles (cooler slides forward to stow)

Fold-away stern seat

Forward custom console cooler seat with backrest

T-TOP

Bow area floodlight

Cockpit floodlights (2)

Dome light (red and white)

Life jacket storage

Rod holders (5)

DELUXE LEANING POST WITH LIVEWELL

Bait prep area

Drink holders (2)

Fold-down footrest

Netted storage area on starboard side of leaning post

Pressurized aerated livewell with clear top window and blue interior (40 gal)

Rod holders (2)

Sink with freshwater and pullout sprayer

Tackle storage drawers (3)

Tip-out trashcan

Upholstered leaning post with flip-up bolster and backrest

Welded stainless steel grab rail

White and red livewell lights

STORAGE

Aft tackle storage center (port side)

Bow anchor locker with drain

Dry storage areas in console (3)

Forward deck storage / seats (port and starboard) with drains, gaskets and lockable rod storage (3 per side)

Forward in-floor storage / fishbox with pump-out and two 5 gal buckets

Leaning post tackle storage

Lockable console storage

Netted storage area on side of leaning post

Port and starboard aft fishboxes with pump-out and drains

Port and starboard under gunnel net storage

Under gunnel rod racks (2 per side)

MECHANICAL

200 gal fuel tank

250 CXXL DTS dual Mercury® Verado FourStroke engines with SmartCraft deluxe package and hydraulic tilt power steering

Automatic bilge pumps (750 GPH forward, 1,100 GPH aft)

Battery trays (3) with switches

Electric horn

Electrical distribution / breaker panel with key switches (inside console)

Fishbox pump-out

Freshwater system with 28 gal tank, sink at leaning post and transom shower

LED navigation lights

Raw water washdown

Recessed electric trim tabs with indicators

Stainless steel propeller

Price History

DateEventPrice
5/2/26Price decreased$87,250(-10.3%)
3/31/26Initial price$97,250

Contact Yachtbiz SW

780 5th Ave South, Naples, FL, 34106

Boattest.com Review

Boat Test Review on BoatTest.com

Overview

The Boston Whaler 280 Outrage is a completely redesigned 28-foot center console boat engineered for enhanced performance and handling. With a beam of 9 feet 4 inches and a shallow draft of 22 inches, this model emphasizes agility and safety, retaining Whaler’s hallmark unsinkable construction and high freeboard. The design improvements focus on hull configuration and operational ergonomics, aiming to deliver a refined boating experience both on and off the water.

Power and Performance

Powered in the test configuration by twin 300 horsepower Mercury Verado 6-cylinder engines equipped with 20-inch pitch Rev4 props, the 280 Outrage demonstrated impressive speed and efficiency. The boat reached a top speed of 49.6 knots at 6,300 RPM, consuming 60 gallons per hour, which translates to a range of approximately 138 nautical miles. Optimal fuel economy was achieved at 3,500 RPM, cruising at 25.5 knots with a reduced fuel burn of 17.4 gallons per hour and an extended range of 245 nautical miles while maintaining a 10% fuel reserve. The hull’s new running pad design contributed to quick planing times, averaging 4.1 seconds to plane, 5.3 seconds to reach 20 knots, and 8.5 seconds to hit 30 knots. The boat handled well in various sea conditions, showing sensitivity to trim adjustments and maintaining composure in beam and following seas. Steering remained responsive and precise, with the propulsion system maintaining consistent bite during maneuvers.

Helm and Operational Features

The helm station is thoughtfully arranged with a clear and functional layout typical of Boston Whaler’s design philosophy. A pair of 12-inch Raymarine displays flank the Precision Pilot Controller featuring Skyhook and Heading Hold functions, with a Vessel View 7 engine display positioned below. Controls for the remote spotlight, start-stop buttons, Lenco trim tabs with LED indicators, DTS controls, and the outboard piloting joystick are ergonomically placed for ease of use. The helm seating includes adjustable captain and observer seats with flip-down bolsters and armrests, enhancing comfort during extended operation. A unique reflective glove storage compartment doubles as a rear-view mirror, improving situational awareness. Visibility is excellent through three sides of tempered glass, complemented by a powered vent in the forward windshield. Additional ergonomic touches include a footrest for seated operation and a recessed area for standing.

Deck and Exterior Features

The cockpit deck features a centrally located mechanical compartment housing pumps, through-hull fittings, filters, and batteries, all designed for easy access and maintenance. Battery switches are conveniently positioned in the starboard quarter. The boat is equipped with multiple pull-up cleats—two at the stern, two midship, and others distributed throughout the vessel—facilitating secure mooring. A walk-around platform ahead of the engine well allows unobstructed movement from bow to stern, and the outboards can tilt fully clear of the water. The bow area includes a non-skid hatch covering a recessed anchor windlass managing both chain and rope rode, with adjacent space for rode management and a cleat for securing the line. The anchor is deployed through the stem, controlled by a remote located nearby.

Conclusion

The Boston Whaler 280 Outrage exhibits significant advancements in hull design and operational ergonomics that translate into improved handling, performance, and user experience. Its combination of powerful propulsion, quick planing, responsive steering, and thoughtful helm layout make it a versatile and capable boat for a variety of conditions. The high freeboard and unsinkable construction maintain Whaler’s reputation for safety, while joystick piloting simplifies close-quarters maneuvering. Overall, the 280 Outrage is a well-rounded vessel that meets the demands of both recreational and serious anglers with confidence and style.

Overview from around the web 2009 Boston Whaler 280 Outrage

Customers praise the 2009 Boston Whaler 280 Outrage for its exceptional build quality and reliability, highlighting its trademark unsinkable hull design that offers peace of mind on the water

Many appreciate the boat's versatile layout, which combines comfortable seating with ample fishing features, making it suitable for both family outings and serious angling. The powerful yet efficient engine options receive positive remarks for delivering smooth and confident performance. Additionally, users often commend the boat's spacious deck, excellent storage capacity, and thoughtful details like integrated rod holders and a functional helm. Overall, owners value the 280 Outrage for its blend of safety, performance, and versatility.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2009 Boston Whaler 280 Outrage offers a blend of performance, versatility, and durability, making it a popular choice among boating enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Exceptional Build Quality: Known for its unsinkable hull design, the 280 Outrage provides outstanding safety and durability.

Spacious Layout: The boat offers ample seating and deck space, making it comfortable for fishing, cruising, or entertaining.

Powerful Performance: Equipped with robust engine options, it delivers excellent speed and handling in various water conditions.

Versatile Fishing Features: Includes built-in rod holders, live wells, and ample storage, catering well to anglers.

Smooth Ride: The deep-V hull design ensures a smooth and stable ride, even in choppy waters.

Quality Amenities: Features such as a T-top, cabin with a head, and optional electronics enhance the overall boating experience.

Cons

Fuel Consumption: With its powerful engines, the 280 Outrage can be relatively fuel-hungry, which may lead to higher operating costs.

Price Point: As a premium boat, it can be more expensive to purchase and maintain compared to similar-sized competitors.

Weight: The sturdy construction adds weight, which might affect trailering convenience for some owners.

Cabin Space: While it includes a cabin, the space is limited and may not be suitable for extended overnight stays.

Made For

The 2009 Boston Whaler 280 Outrage is ideal for boating enthusiasts who seek a versatile and reliable vessel that excels in both offshore fishing and family cruising. It’s perfect for anglers looking for a rugged, stable platform with plenty of fishing features, as well as for families or groups who want a comfortable and spacious boat for day trips and water activities. With its blend of performance, safety, and comfort, the 280 Outrage suits those who value quality craftsmanship and enjoy spending time on the water, whether for serious fishing or leisurely outings.

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Principal Loan Amount$ 74,162
Total Payment$132,598.90
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Principal Loan Amount$ 74,162
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