Manufacturer Specs:

The 2021 Regal 29 OBX is a 29-foot 1-inch luxury outboard bowrider featuring a 9-foot beam, 19-degree deadrise, and a 6,550 lbs dry weight. Designed for performance and comfort, it typically features twin Yamaha 200HP engines (400HP total), reaching top speeds near 50–52 mph. Key features include a FasTrac hull, 148-gallon fuel capacity, and 12-inch sliding aft seats.

Key Manufacturer Specifications:

• Length Overall (LOA): 29' 1" (8.9 m)
• Beam: 9' (2.7 m)
• Dry Weight (Approx.): 6,550 lbs (2,971 kg)
• Fuel Capacity: 148 Gallons (560 L)
• Deadrise: 19 Degrees
• Draft (Engines Down): Approx. 31"–33"
• Maximum Capacity: Yacht Certified

Performance & Engine

• Standard Power: Twin Yamaha F200 Four-Strokes
• Top Speed: ~50–52 MPH
• Best Cruise: ~27-31 MPH @ 3500 RPM
• Hull Design: FasTrac (stepped hull) for reduced drag and improved efficiency

Notable Features

• Seating: Slide-Away seating allows for 12 inches of additional cockpit space
• Head: Enclosed head with sink, wood cabinetry, and toilet
• Helm: Twin Garmin displays, Yamaha Optimus power steering, trim tabs with indicators
• Options: Bow thruster, PowerTower or Hard Top with retractable shade, Cockpit Seagrass Mat, and Fusion Stereo
• Storage: Ample under-seat storage and in-deck ski lockers

From Powerboat Guide

Winner of Boating magazine Boat of the Year Award for 2016, the Regal 29 OBX is the largest bowrider to date with twin outboard power. Sterndrives dominated the runabout market for many years but today’s outboards—quieter, odor-free and boasting superior power-to-weight ratios—offer not just better performance, but improved serviceability and ease of use as well. A wraparound swim platform makes swimming and diving easy, and the aft cockpit seats of the 29 OBX can be retracted at the push of a button to make cockpit access easier. With no engine compartment, Regal engineers included a huge stowage compartment under

the slide-away seats. Forward of the aft benches on each side of the cockpit are lounge seats, and both the double helm seat and double companion seat include flip-up bolsters. An enclosed head is concealed in the portside console. Up front, the bow features a wide walk-thru to a versatile seating layout with a full-length lounge to port and a shorter one to starboard. Built on Regal’s FasTrac double-stepped hull and powered by two lightweight Yamaha F200 outboards, the 29 OBX will reach a top speed in the neighborhood of 45 knots.

Specifications:

Length. ................................ 29'1"

Beam. .................................... 9'0"

Hull Draft. .............................. 1'7"

Dry Weight. ...................... 6,550#

Clearance............................ 9'10"

Fuel...............................148 gals.

Water..............................18 gals.

Max HP ..........................500 HP

Hull Type. ................... Modified-V

Deadrise Aft...........................19°