Mini Power Boat FAQ
Which mini power boat should I choose?
Choose the 10'9" Exhilarator 109 for two-person outings, or the 15'5" Exhilarator 151 for seating for four. Compare passenger load, storage space and outboard options, then ask DirectBoats.com for a current quote.
What is the warranty period for Exhilarator?
The Exhilarator 151 comes with a 3-year limited manufacturer’s warranty on the boat itself and a 5-year warranty on the motor.
What type of engines do the Exhilarator 109 and 151 use?
The Exhilarator 109 and 151 both use Honda engines. These engines are known for their reliability, performance, and efficiency, making them a popular choice for these models. Honda engines provide sufficient power to ensure a smooth and exhilarating boating experience, whether you are looking for speed or cruising capability. You can hang your own motor by ordering the boat without a motor.
What is the weight and capacity of the Exhilarator 109?
The Exhilarator 109 has a weight of around 290 lbs and a seating capacity for 2 people. It can handle a maximum load of 435 lbs.
What are the dimensions and weight of the Exhilarator 151?
The Exhilarator 151 is 15 feet 5 inches long, 63 inches wide, and 35 inches high. It weighs approximately 440 lbs and has a weight capacity of 900 lbs.
How do I order an Exhilarator boat?
Exhilarator boats are built to order in Americus, Georgia and sold through DirectBoats.com. Ask sales for current boat, motor and trailer pricing, lead times and delivery to your ZIP code.
Are these boats suitable for my lake?
The 109 is designed for calm lake outings; the 151 has a deep-V hull. Match your boat and motor to passenger load and expected water conditions. Ask sales about your intended use, and follow the owner's instructions and rated capacity limits.