Stabicraft 2350 Supercab

After the long and successful tenure of the 2400 Supercab, Stabicraft challenged themselves to create a great offshore-performing hull, spacious deck and cabin, and a modern, modular feature set to exceed even the broadest range of customer expectations. A larger 400L fuel capacity, higher 350hp range, wider beam, bigger internal volume, innovative seating features, and competitive price point make the new Stabicraft 2350 Supercab an enticing prospect for boat owners. 

Here in Victoria, the 2400 was the ideal match for long range game fishermen who wanted big fuel tanks with lots of storage, a spacious and comfortable cabin to escape the elements with locking doors and a heater, but still having plenty of deck space to run multiple rods in the spread, and all the fishing comforts including fishing stations, tackle and fish storage, live bait tanks and lighting. The 2350 takes this to the next level being a fully overhauled update, including plenty more standard features and a modern cabin space to escape the cold climate of the Southern Ocean.

The Adventure package comes with the essentials you need for boating but leaves the appointment of comfort features completely up to you so that you can include anything else you think you’d need. This entry-level package makes moving into a 7m+ boat a more realistic option for those looking to move up in size. As an unpainted base package, the Adventure represents excellent value for money. Still, it includes all the necessary features like dual wipers, a 2-step boarding ladder, fish deck lighting, bow rail, a welded tread plate floor and foam decking on the coaming tops. It has elite bolster seats on top of Stabicrafts proprietary blade seat frames that allow for convenient stowing of cooler bins beneath. The transom is equipped with a very practical insulated central fish box with a sliding bait board and dual slide-away corner seats.

The Sportfish package showcases the most popular options typically selected on a 7m+ hard top. The package includes all the standard essentials already included in the Adventure package plus the additional comforts of a canvas rear wall to keep you warm and dry, V-berth extendable to full length, cabin lining, folding passenger seating and suspension seats at the helm. It sports a superbly appointed Superfish transom, including a lockable drawer, 2x leader spool holders, a top-mounted live bait tank and a sliding bait board. The Sportfish is finished in Stage-1 belting up gloss paint and is ready for a huge range of upgrade options.

The Profish premier package suits the more discerning buyer looking for comfort and aesthetic features that enhance their time on the water. The Profish has all the included items of the Adventure and Sportfish but adds the most popular additional comforts. The sealed chambers are filled with closed cell foam for noise reduction, the floor is appointed with 6mm foam decking that is soft and insulates your feet. The finely upholstered passenger seat boxes convert to a secondary berth across the full cabin width, and additional ambient courtesy lights are tucked discretely into the coaming pockets. The stereo system is upgraded to a premium RA670 Fusion with 4x speakers. The bow rail and all handrails are powder coated to match the cabin, the Profish is finished in Stage 2 gloss paint which extends to the top of the hull.

Offshore performance hull

The 2350 Supercab hull is a ground-up redesign with an emphasis on offshore performance. The hull has been thoroughly put through a tough testing regime in Stabicraft’s local patch, commonly referred to as ‘Hells Gate’. Close chop, rolling swell and following seas have all been thrown at the new hull and Stabicraft’s dealers reckon its once of the best hulls they have ever produced.

More space

With 40% more cabin volume than its predecessor the 2400 Supercab, the 2350 Supercab feels BIG! This is due to the wider beam on the 2350 stretching out to the maximum legal towing width in Australasia and due to a reconfiguration of spatial priorities within the cabin - focussing space where you spend most your time. With more room comes more storage options, drink holders and underfloor storage and most importantly, more accommodation for friends and family.

Creature comforts

Stabicraft® have recognised the growing demand from end users for more of the finely finished comforts now expected in their vessels. The 2350 Supercab boasts an optional 3^rd berth between the two cabin bench seats, suspension seating from Scandinavia, drawer style fridge and even a pie warmer! All amenities are finished in Stabicraft’s grey powder coating finish, just like their cabins, for a more durable and longer lasting finish.

“Punching into it at 50-60kmph and its just beautiful, very predictable” said long-time 2400 Supercab owner Ben Halstead. Sam Harvey from Woodbine Marine said, “Its soft riding which is what you want in a 7+ metre boat, I can’t really fault it to be honest”. Sam went on to say, “I like the new [seating] system based on the Treker seats, in this kind of boat you want comfort.” “We’re absolutely rapt with the response from our dealer group” says GM Marketing at Stabicraft Daniel Upperton. “It's one thing for the team at Stabicraft to know they have a winning combination, but to have confirmation from the guys on the coal face makes the 2350 Supercab a really exciting launch for us”.