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350 Outrage

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3 Engines (3x Mercury)

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36 feet

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Gas

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Fiberglass/Reinforced

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900hp
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2015 BOSTON WHALER w/ Triple 300's Joy Stick. Full Raymarine Electronics.

There are a lot of advantages with strapping on multiple outboards on larger boats in lieu of inboards or stern-drives. However, close in maneuvering is not one of them. Many manufacturers have resorted to standard bow thrusters to compensate for the lack of low speed steerage that closely spaced outboards produce. At FLIBS, Boston Whaler introduced a 350 Outrage with Mercury’s Joystick Piloting that allows the operator to maneuver in tight situations with the ease of a joystick, removing the stress of docking.

The Boston Whaler 350 Outrage with Mercury’s Joystick Piloting takes even more stress away with its station holding capability. The Joystick Piloting autopilot and GPS keep the vessel in position and maintaining heading so the operator can manage holding for bridges or when fishing over structure offshore automatically holding position with the heading in the

optimum position for wind and sea conditions. It also has the capability of automatically steering the boat along a plotted course on Raymarine and several other brands of chartplotters.

The Mercury Joystick Piloting is capable of working with 2, 3 or 4 outboards. The Joystick Piloting will be available as an option on many Boston Whaler models with two or more outboards.

The Boston Whaler 350 Outrage was introduced earlier this year from the commpanies award-winning in-house design team. Design to provide world class fishing capabilities for serious anglers as well as having the amenities and comfort features to double as a platform for pleasure boating. Add the optional upper-station to have an unobstructed view for sight fishing and be able to have idle vantage for docking with the Joystick Piloting.

“The 350 Outrage is a perfect example of the direction Boston Whaler is heading,” commented Jeff Vaughan, Boston Whaler’s vice president of marketing, sales and customer service. “We are consciously and deliberately making innovation a priority. It is about shaping products that address the needs and desires of today’s boaters.” 

 

 

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Boston Whaler 350 Outrage: BoatTEST Review

Reviewed by Jeff Hammond

Boat Test Review on BoatTest.com

Overview

The Boston Whaler 350 Outrage is a thoroughly designed offshore performer, blending features tailored for both anglers and cruisers. As the latest addition to Boston Whaler's thoroughbred line, this model emphasizes versatility and robust offshore capabilities, equipped with a range of advanced features and thoughtful ergonomics.

Helm and Bridge Design

The helm is center-mounted and flanked by observer seats on either side, each outfitted with flip-up bolsters and flip-down armrests for enhanced comfort. The dash features a soft-touch finish to minimize glare and reflections on the glass. Optional air conditioning and heating systems provide targeted ventilation for the driver, windshield defogging, and the head compartment. The helm’s waterproof switches are labeled with UV-resistant paint and illuminated by small LED lights, improving nighttime visibility. Instrumentation includes optional 15-inch displays for the observers and a centrally located Mercury SmartCraft display above the autopilot, complemented by a joystick for the standard bow thruster. Keyless ignition systems are integrated at the helm, with keys stored conveniently on the port bulwark. Additional controls such as trim tabs and Mercury’s digital throttle and shift controls are positioned starboard. Overhead storage and a lifejacket bag add practicality. The helm ergonomics are well considered, with a flip-down platform that raises the operator six inches, though the reviewer found the seating position more comfortable without deploying it. Access to the optional tower is via a port hatch that would benefit from additional support and grab handles for ease of use and safety. The double-wide helm seat continues the theme of ergonomic design, and the upper helm offers a choice between a 7.9-inch GPS chartplotter or a SmartCraft Vessel View screen.

Power and Performance

Standard propulsion consists of triple 250-horsepower Mercury engines, with the test boat equipped with optional 300-horsepower four-stroke engines interconnected by stainless steel tie bars. The transom design allows the lower units to fully clear the water when idling, enhancing maintenance and reducing drag. These supercharged engines deliver substantial torque necessary for rapid planing and strong mid-range acceleration. Electronic boost bypass valves ensure consistent power delivery despite atmospheric changes. Propeller configuration includes 19-inch props on the outboard engines and a 20-inch prop on the center engine, with gear cases engineered for offshore durability. A four-inch service platform across the transom facilitates engine access, and daily maintenance points are easily reachable with removable covers. Performance testing revealed a top speed of 47.2 knots at 6,000 RPM, consuming 89.9 gallons per hour and yielding a range of 189 nautical miles. Cruising speed at 4,000 RPM was 29 knots with a fuel burn of 32 gallons per hour, allowing for over 11 hours of operation and a range exceeding 320 nautical miles. The boat planes quickly, reaching planing speed in 4.3 seconds and accelerating to 20 and 30 miles per hour in 6.9 and 11 seconds, respectively. The triple-engine setup simplifies operation with single-lever controls and synchronization features, including a shadow mode that mimics engine RPMs for smoother handling. The 350 Outrage exhibits a solid, stable feel at all speeds, with sport boat-like handling and turning performance. The helm is well protected from wind, maintaining comfort even on warm days without the need for additional ventilation. Acceleration causes a 12-degree bow rise, temporarily reducing horizon visibility until planing speed is achieved, after which trim adjustments optimize running angle. The boat maintains steady, controllable handling from the tower position despite increased wind exposure at higher speeds.

Operational Features and Deck Layout

The cockpit deck hatch is secured by four latches and provides access to a spacious utility room housing an optional 7.5 kW generator and four well-secured batteries for easy servicing. The bilge system includes three pumps capable of evacuating 5,100 gallons per hour, supplemented by an optional fire suppression system. Additional systems include a macerator pump outlet and dual livewell pumps, one of which supplies a raw water washdown in the cockpit. Notably, the test hull had single hose clamps, with production models expected to feature double clamps for enhanced reliability. The boat is equipped with numerous pull-up cleats around the perimeter for secure mooring. At the bow, the anchor is deployed through a stainless steel chute integrated into the stem, and the optional anchor windlass adds convenience for anchoring operations.

Conclusion

The Boston Whaler 350 Outrage stands out as a highly capable offshore fishing and cruising platform. Its thoughtful helm ergonomics, powerful and reliable propulsion system, and well-executed operational features make it a versatile and exciting vessel. The boat’s performance, handling, and comfort levels meet the demands of serious offshore anglers and recreational boaters alike, making it a strong contender in its class.

Rating: 4.5 out of 5

Overview from around the web 2015 Boston Whaler 350 Outrage

Customers praise the 2015 Boston Whaler 350 Outrage for its exceptional build quality and versatility

Many highlight its smooth and stable ride, even in rough waters, making it ideal for both fishing and family outings. The spacious layout and well-thought-out design provide ample seating and storage, enhancing comfort and convenience on board. Users also appreciate the powerful performance and reliable handling, noting that the boat delivers impressive speed without sacrificing safety. Overall, the 350 Outrage is frequently described as a durable, high-performance vessel that meets the needs of serious anglers and recreational boaters alike.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2015 Boston Whaler 350 Outrage is a versatile and well-regarded center console boat known for its quality construction and performance. Here are some pros and cons of this model:

Pros

Durable Build: Boston Whaler’s signature unsinkable hull design provides excellent safety and durability.

Spacious Layout: The 350 Outrage offers ample deck space with comfortable seating and plenty of storage, making it ideal for fishing, cruising, and entertaining.

Powerful Performance: Equipped with twin or triple outboard engines, it delivers impressive speed and handling.

Fishing Features: Well-appointed with fishing amenities such as rod holders, live wells, and tackle storage.

Comfort and Amenities: Features include a well-equipped helm, a cabin with a head, and options for additional comfort like a sunshade and premium upholstery.

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

Cons

Price: The 350 Outrage is positioned in the higher price range, which may be a consideration for budget-conscious buyers.

Fuel Consumption: With powerful engines, fuel efficiency can be lower compared to smaller or less powerful boats.

Size: Its larger size may make it less suitable for smaller docks or trailers, requiring more storage space.

Learning Curve: Operating a boat of this size and power might require some experience, especially for newer boaters.

Made For

The 2015 Boston Whaler 350 Outrage is designed for boating enthusiasts who demand versatility, performance, and luxury in one vessel. Ideal for anglers seeking a reliable and spacious fishing platform, it also appeals to families and groups looking for a comfortable and stylish boat for day cruising, watersports, and entertaining. With its robust construction and advanced features, it suits those who want a dependable boat capable of handling offshore adventures as well as leisurely coastal outings.

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