2024 Robalo R360 Sold Boat in North Miami, FL 33168 US
Built in 2024
R360
3 Engines (3x Yamaha)
36.6 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 2024 Robalo R360 | ||||||
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| Price | $498,646 | $499,000 | $499,000 | $499,500 | $499,900 | $509,430 |
| Location | North Miami | Saint Petersburg | Jupiter | Naples | Stuart | Panama City |
| Nominal Length | 37' | 38' | 37' | 42' | 35' | 33' |
| Draft | 35' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | Yamaha | Mercury | Mercury | MERCURY | MERCURY | YAMAHA |
| Total Engine Power | 1050 hp | 300 hp | 300 hp | 700 hp | 400 hp | 450 hp |
| Days on Market | 588 | 23 | 31 | 178 | 391 | 11 |
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Robalo R360: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Relo R360 is a versatile vessel designed to maximize both fishing capabilities and family comfort. Introduced a few years ago, the R360 benefits from thoughtful design improvements inspired by industry-leading boats. Notably, the hull features a patented Step V ventilated tunnel designed by Michael Peters, which enhances speed, fuel efficiency, and directional stability, especially during high-speed turns. The 23-degree dead rise of the hull ensures a smooth ride even in choppy conditions. The boat’s design balances performance with practical interior and exterior features tailored for anglers and cruisers alike.
Exterior Design and Deck Features
The cockpit is well-equipped for fishing and leisure, featuring an aft-facing bench ideal for trolling, with convenient access to a Yeti cooler beneath the cushion. Multiple cup holders, rod holders, and electrical reel plugs are strategically placed along the gunnels and transom, including eight rod holders at the stern and twin oversized live wells. Insulated fish boxes with gasketed seals ensure water containment and freshness. The cockpit sole houses a large hatch providing access to the mechanical room, which accommodates optional equipment such as a 5-kilowatt Fisher Panda diesel generator and a SeaKeeper 3 gyro stabilizer, both requiring dedicated raw water cooling systems. The boat includes side entry doors on both port and starboard sides, plus a third access door at the stern for convenience. A freshwater shower is located at the stern, and the test model was powered by triple Yamaha 300-horsepower engines, delivering ample power and quick planing.
Helm and Bridge
The helm features seating for three with premium stitching, flip-up bolsters, a teak footrest, and an anti-fatigue non-slip mat for comfort during extended runs. The center helm seat is adjustable fore and aft via an electric switch. The console design emphasizes excellent 360-degree visibility through tempered glass windshields and side windows bonded to the hardtop’s structural supports. Controls and instrumentation are thoughtfully arranged, including Simrad multifunction displays, Yamaha gauges, SeaKeeper gyro readouts, searchlight controls, and trim tab switches. The helm also houses a wireless phone charger, USB and 12-volt outlets, and a JL Audio head unit with accessible volume controls. Yamaha joystick controls simplify maneuvering, even for novice operators. Additional comfort is provided by an air conditioning unit located beneath the helm seats. Battery switches, breakers, and neatly organized wiring are also conveniently located here, away from vulnerable bilge areas. The oversized T-top offers substantial protection from the elements, with an electric vent, overhead map lights, VHF radio e-boxes, an electric sunroof, and multiple rod holders that can be lowered for clearance under low bridges. A premium JL Audio sound system with multiple speakers and subwoofers is integrated throughout the boat.
Bow and Storage
The bow area offers generous seating with a molded-in rigid backrest and a scalloped forward-facing seat designed for comfortable sideways sitting underway. Surrounding the seating are sturdy handrails, cup holders, USB charging outlets, and speakers. Storage is abundant, including lockable rod storage with an over-engineered cover, multiple rod holders, and large pop-up cleats. Dedicated trash receptacle storage is integrated discreetly, and three drawers provide additional organization for tackle or personal items. The table in the bow area can be adjusted between dining height and a lowered casting deck configuration. An oversized dry storage compartment beneath the deck houses the boarding ladder and table legs. The windlass and anchor rode are stored in a forward hatch, featuring a reel-style anchor rode system that prevents tangling and includes controls both at the locker and helm. A freshwater rinse is conveniently located nearby for cleaning the anchor rode.
Interior Living Spaces
Beneath the bow seating lies a compact cabin designed for short-term stays or weekend trips. The cabin includes air conditioning, a head, a fold-down bench seat useful for changing or sheltering during inclement weather, and a small cabinet with a freshwater sink. The berth measures an impressive six feet eight inches in length, providing comfortable sleeping accommodations. Privacy is enhanced by a glazed porthole, and the electrical panel is conveniently located within the cabin. Easy access to electrical breakers and wiring is provided through the forward bulkhead, facilitating maintenance and service.
Power and Performance
The Relo R360 measures 36 feet 6 inches in overall length, with an 11-foot 4-inch beam and a draft of 26 inches with engines raised. The empty weight is approximately 14,500 pounds. During testing, with 175 gallons of fuel and four people aboard, the estimated test weight was 17,976 pounds. Powered by triple Yamaha V6 300-horsepower engines, the boat achieved a top speed of 55.7 miles per hour at 5,920 RPM. The optimal cruising speed was 29.1 miles per hour at 3,500 RPM, with a fuel consumption of 28.25 gallons per hour, resulting in a range of approximately 339 statute miles when factoring a 10% fuel reserve from the 350-gallon fuel capacity. Acceleration tests showed a time to plane of 6.19 seconds, zero to 20 miles per hour in 6.8 seconds, and zero to 30 miles per hour in 10.7 seconds. The hull design and Seakeeping features contribute to a smooth and stable ride, even in rough conditions.
Conclusion
The Relo R360 offers a well-balanced combination of fishing functionality and family cruising comfort. Its advanced hull design, thoughtful layout, and premium features such as the integrated windscreen, T-top, and innovative anchor system distinguish it from other boats in its class. The boat’s performance metrics demonstrate strong power and efficiency, while the interior and exterior amenities provide versatility for a variety of boating activities. Overall, the R360 represents a compelling choice for those seeking a dual-purpose vessel that does not compromise on quality or capability.
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12565 NW 7th Ave, Miami, FL, 33168
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