Procraft super pro boats

gomester · Post by **gomester** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 9:01 am

I am looking for a new (new to me anyways) used boat. One that came up is a procraft superpro 20 ft with 200 optimax. Does anybody have any information or opinions on Procraft superpro's? I am looking for first-hand experience on what people think of these boats in comparision to a Skeeter or Ranger. Are they worth it or just outright a waste.
Thanks in advance for your time and opinions.

Ringer · Post by **Ringer** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 9:04 am

I have a friend with one and he likes it. I read that there will be no more Procraft brand after this year so that might be a consideration on resale.

procraftrob · Post by **procraftrob** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 7:50 pm

I have the 200 super pro and love mine its a great boat ,my brother also has the 210 super pro and loves it , theyre well built and they have everything I could ask for, they also has alot of the little subtle things that alot of the higher end boats feature. . For the price you cant beat em.

RipnRog · Post by **RipnRog** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 8:03 pm

i ran a pro craft for 6 years loved that boat..... if the guy i sold it to were selling it i would buy it back from him.....

gomester · Post by **gomester** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 10:14 pm

Thanks for sharing. But what about ride, stability, etc compared to a Ranger or Skeeter? Any ideas? I am referring to ride in rough water such as clear lake or delta in main river or runnin across frank's tract.
thanks,
tim

procraftrob · Post by **procraftrob** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 12:50 am

Mine handles rough water very well, They have a little deeper hull making them good in rough water, The stabilty is great also. The flatter hulled boats like a skeeter or nitro are problably a little more stable but the difference isnt huge. I have no complaints with my procraft, You could ask me any question about it and Ill probably come back with a positive answer. If I was a rich man and had to buy a boat yah Id problably take a Champion or a Ranger but if you dont want to break the bank Procraft is certainly the way to go. Buy one and you wont regret it.