Stabicraft Range 2050 Supercab

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Side Console

Steering

6.3 metres

Length

Aluminium

Hull Material

Pontoon

Hull Type

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Boat Details

Make: Stabicraft Range
Name: 2050 Supercab
Model Number: 2050 Supercab
Year: 2025
Length: 6.3 metres
Width: 2.3 metres
Dry Weight: 1013 kg

Hull Material: Aluminium
Hull Type: Pontoon
Passenger Capacity: 7
Boat Usage: Fishing
Steering: Side Console
Warranty: Contact Dealer

The 2050 Supercab remains the bigger brother to the 1850 Supercab but now boasts an even longer cockpit and gunnel length than it had before and is now accompanied by an extended roof aft for added protection and provision for 3-sided clears. This is our biggest 6m boat yet. It’s wider, longer, drier and delivers a massive interior volume where even the biggest statures will feel comfortable at the helm.

Hull Length	6.3m (20.7ft)	Beam Width	2.30m (90.6in)
Boat Height Min/Max	2.46m (96.9in)	Dry Hull Weight	1013kg (2233lbs)
Maximum Persons	7	Maximum HP Limit	175hp
Min Recommended HP	150	Motor Leg Length	25in
Max Aux Motor HP	15	Internal Beam	1.72m (67.8in)
Internal Gunnel Height AFT	813mm (32.0in)	Outside Chine Width	2.05m (80.6in)
Deadrise AFT	16°	Life Ring Thickness	3mm + 3mm (12in + 012in)
Hull Thickness	5mm (0.20in)	Fuel Tank Capacity	200L (53gal)
Total Sealed Chamber Volume	1736L (61.3ft³)	Life Ring Chamber Volume	1081L (38.2ft³)
NZ CPC boat safety standards	✔	US Coastguard boat safety standards	✔
ABP boat safety standards	✔

Powder Coated Rod Rack

A new bolt-on rod rack powdercoated in Spica Pearl to match the cabin graces the back of the roof with 8 rodholder tubes. A revised handrail profile provides overhead handholds for various different statures and the lower portion on the outer edges assists with stepping up onto the coaming tops to walk around the cabin.

Flat Glass Cabin

A move away from traditional curved glass screen allowed the design team to dial up the aggression in the lines of the cabin to 11, now looking even more dynamic than it did before. A huge glazed area creates excellent forward visibility and a neat pocket in the lower edge of the windscreen provides the idea location for the windscreen wiper. Sliding windows port & starboard have been made standard across the board.

Blade Seat Supports

The new “Blade” seat support system is standard on all packages, doing away with cantilevers and rail seats and combining the benefits of both into one design. The new blades allow a 70L split lid cooler bin to slide all the way forward to make more cockpit space behind when fishing. They are powder coated in Spica Pearl to match the cabin.