Cobalt CS22 Boats For Sale

The Cobalt CS22 is a compact bowrider built by Cobalt Boats, sold alongside its larger sibling the CS23. It carries an overall length of about 22 feet 4 inches on a standard 8-foot-6-inch beam, which keeps it easy to trailer, launch and load while still opening up a cockpit that runs unusually large for a boat this size. The CS series uses a wave-styled hull with a taller freeboard than earlier Cobalt models, aimed at a more stable ride in rougher lake water. Shoppers looking at a CS22 for sale will find it set up for water sports and day boating, with seating arranged in an open yacht-style wraparound layout.

Power on the CS22 comes from a Volvo Penta V6 with a Duoprop (dual-prop) drive, and engine choices have included the 240-horsepower, 250-horsepower and 280-horsepower V6 across model years. The dual-prop setup gives the boat a strong hole shot for pulling tubes, wakeboarders and skiers. Cobalt fits an EZ drain (quick drain) system for the engine, and the patented flip-down swim step drops roughly eight to ten inches into the water to act as a ladder, making boarding simple for people and pets.

The helm on current CS22 boats centers on a 7-inch Garmin display showing engine vitals and navigation with waypoints, paired with a Fusion head unit with Bluetooth, auxiliary input and AM/FM plus zone audio control. Tactile switching handles navigation, anchor and RGB lighting, and the three-spoke stainless steel wheel tilts. A flip-up bolster lifts the captain higher for visibility, and a wireless phone charger sits in the dash. Volvo DEC controls add trim assist and cruise control. Earlier model years instead used analog gauges with a Rockford Fosgate or JL Audio stereo, an older look that some buyers prefer.

A beam-to-beam sun pad spans the back of the boat, completed by a filler cushion and an integrated flip-up backrest, with a dedicated cooler compartment inset under the port side so the cooler stays off the deck. The transom adds a walk-through so you never step on a seat to board, a stainless ski eye, a deep transom storage trunk and a molded swim platform. Inside the cockpit, flip-flop lounger seats convert between forward- and rear-facing, wraparound combings run the perimeter, and cup holders are tucked down and out of the wind. A folding tower with lockable positions drops to the windshield for storage and can be fitted with tower speakers and wakeboard racks.

Storage is a defining feature of the CS22. The bow holds Gold Wing–style flip-up compartments on each side, a separate anchor locker up front, and deep below-seat lockers, plus a strut-supported in-floor locker amidships for skis and ropes. The bow seats two JBL zone-controllable speakers, and a wind screen closes the bow off from the cockpit for cool-weather days. The engine compartment opens on stainless struts to a wide, accessible bay with easy reach to the batteries, depth-sounder transducer and rigging.

Cobalt's fit and finish shows in the stitched and piped upholstery, stainless steel cleats, rub rail and capped windshield, and the new obsidian-black windshield frame on the CS series. The 2024 model carries an 11-person capacity. When evaluating a used CS22, check the engine hours and horsepower rating, since a well-kept 2020 example can show under 80 hours, and confirm which trailer, tower, cover and audio package are included.



Currently, there are 893 boats available for sale for Cobalt boats. Prices range from $5,000 to $837,990, with an average listing price of $176,001. The inventory includes 377 new boats and 516 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 893 powerboats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Bowrider, Runabout, Ski and Wakeboard, Power Cruisers, and Cuddy Cabin. boats are most popular in Seattle, Wolfeboro, Okoboji, Wayzata, and Red Wing. There have been 3,268 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. April 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, watersports, and long distance cruising. Most boats contain with heads, joystick, gps, depth sounder, and heated interior. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Volvo Penta engines or Volvo engines or Mercury engines.