Boston Whaler Outrage Boats For Sale

The Boston Whaler Outrage is a center-console line built around the brand's foam-cored glass sandwich hull, sold in sizes from the 23-foot 230 up through the 25-foot 250, the 33-foot 330 and the 38-foot 380. Each is set up to fish hard and entertain on the same day, which is why Outrage Boston Whaler boats draw both offshore anglers and families. The hulls carry an aggressive deadrise to punch through chop rather than hop over it, and the foam injection that makes the unibody construction also surrounds every stowage box, so fish boxes and coolers are insulated as standard. Anyone searching for Boston Whaler Outrage boats for sale is typically choosing between a trailerable mid-size hull and a big offshore platform.

The 250 Outrage measures 25 feet 4 inches LOA with a 9-foot beam, 20 inches of draft and an 8-foot-7 bridge clearance under the T-top. It carries 172 gallons of fuel and 26 gallons of fresh water for the head and washdown, with a 30-gallon livewell and a 12-person (3,642-pound) capacity. Power runs from a single 300-horsepower minimum to a maximum 450-horsepower rating; rigged with twin Mercury Verado 225s it tops out at 52 mph and returns 1.69 mpg at cruise, while a single 300 runs 45 to 48 mph at 2.2 to 2.3 mpg, enough for roughly 400 miles of range. Dry weight is 5,350 pounds, rising to 7,325 pounds wet with engines and fuel, keeping it towable behind a half-ton truck or large SUV. As of spring 2026 a twin-225 example was listed at $249,995.

The 230 Outrage is the entry hull and is most commonly ordered with its maximum Mercury 300, which accounts for about 95 percent of sales. Available options include the anchor package with stainless anchor, chain, rode and a windlass remote in the locker, the combing bolster and bow cushion sets, and the premium package that adds fish-box pumpouts and transom rod holders. The helm seat, which won an innovation award when the boat was introduced in 2016, reclines into a forward-facing lounge with a built-in flip-out table. Electronics on a well-equipped boat include a 9-inch Simrad touchscreen GPS/fishfinder with a 3-in-1 transducer, a Simrad VHF, JL Audio stereo, Mercury VesselView gauges and trim tabs with LED indicators.

The 330 Outrage measures 33 feet 1 inch with a 10-foot-2 beam and weighs roughly 12,500 pounds fully loaded. Standard power is twin 300-horsepower Verados, upgradable to twin 400s, with or without Mercury joystick control. It runs about 40 mph at cruise burning 27 gallons per hour, reaches 35 mph at roughly 20 gph at 4,500 rpm, and tops 52 mph at just under 6,000 rpm while burning 49 gph. A standout option is a Seakeeper gyro powered by Boston Whaler's Fathom system, which stabilizes the boat without a generator and frees up the bilge for pumps, filters and batteries. The deck carries a 50-gallon transom livewell (a second can be added in the leaning post), an in-deck fish box, hullside dive doors with heavy stainless hinges, and a fold-down leaning post that converts to a rigging or galley station.

The 380 Outrage is the flagship, running triple 350-horsepower Mercury Verados over a 23-degree deadrise hull. It cruises around 27 mph at 4,000 rpm and reaches 49.8 mph at wide-open throttle with a full fuel load. The bow lounger raises a dinette table for lunch on the hook and lowers flush for a casting deck, the transom carries a fold-out bench, and a 60-gallon divided livewell with vertical rod storage serves as a bait-prep station. Joystick control lets a boat this size vector its stern toward a fish or a dive door with precision.

When comparing models, weigh engine choice against real-world use: on the larger hulls the jump from twin 300s to 400s adds only a few miles per hour at the top end, and on the 250 the single 300 trades top speed for noticeably better economy and range. Buyers looking at used Boston Whaler Outrage boats for sale should confirm trailer specifications, since trailers are often priced separately, and check which options — Seakeeper, premium package, joystick, electronics — are already fitted. A Boston Whaler Outrage boat dealer can build a package price with a matched trailer, and listings appear both at dealerships and on the broader brokerage market for shoppers ready to buy.



Currently, there are 1,336 boats available for sale for Boston Whaler boats. Prices range from $2,497 to $2,007,420, with an average listing price of $268,475. The inventory includes 536 new boats and 800 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 1,336 powerboats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Center Console, Dual Console, Saltwater Fishing, Runabout, and Walkaround. boats are most popular in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Sandusky, and Pompano Beach. There have been 5,991 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, day cruising, saltwater fishing, offshore fishing, and freshwater fishing. Most boats contain joystick, radio, with heads, gps, and bow rail. boats tend to have an average of 2 engines. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or MERCURY engines or Yamaha engines.