2027 Lund 1875 Impact XS SS Boat in Milledgeville, GA 31061 US

Meet the 2027 Lund 1875 Impact XS SS, a deep‑V aluminum fishing rig that's built to turn big water into smooth water-and look good doing it in . (And if you're wondering about options, this model can also be had in Black Metallic, Cobalt Blue, Forest Green Metallic, Heritage Red, Arctic White, Gunmetal, or Silver Stone-but this one wears like it owns the launch ramp.)



At 18.8 feet long with a 96-inch beam, the 1875 Impact XS SS hits that sweet spot: big enough to feel confident when the wind picks up, yet still agile when you're slipping into your favorite shoreline pattern. The deep‑V hull and 25-inch transom height are all about control and capability, and the rugged aluminum hull keeps things tough, practical, and ready for seasons of early mornings.



This one is made for crews who like to fish together. With room for up to 7 passengers and a generous 1,800 lb weight capacity, you can bring your people, your gear, and your "just in case" extras without playing loading‑dock Tetris. And when it's time to point the bow toward the next spot, the outboard setup and propeller propulsion keep the experience classic, responsive, and efficient-with a max recommended 150 bhp available for those who like a little extra hustle between waypoints. A 36-gallon fuel capacity helps you spend less time thinking about range and more time thinking about the next bite.



Fishing comfort is baked into the layout, too. The helm keeps things straightforward with an open‑top feel and a helm chair ready for long runs or longer days. When you're set up to work an area, you've got three fishing pedestal chairs to keep the rotation easy-cast, net, retie, repeat. And when the day goes from "we got a few" to "we need a plan," there's 35 gallons of total fishbox capacity waiting to handle the results.



Top it off with Bluetooth® audio, and the vibe is whatever you want it to be: hype playlist on the way out, calm tunes while you drift, or absolute silence for full fish-focus. In , this Lund doesn't just show up-it shows off, then backs it up with real, fish-first substance.