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Fantastic. Thank you. This is the reply that I received from the dealer on the question .

sorry 2020

Used and on 2023 and SX 23 salt water series is on the hull. The dealer page and printed material have it was SXP 23. So the P could mean either port dinette or premium...

Thank you. Jack was helpful for sure. I still cant determine where the SXP '23 fits. 2020/SXP/200hp/230hrs/57k I have the cheat sheet and its great. The SX is the top of the "entry" class, and I think the P is for Plus/ heavier build for more hp and capacity? Full pontoons. How is this one...

Fantastic. Thank you.

Thanks again. I appreciate the link and your time. So, on the SXP, That is the S Line, higher HP and more weight capacity, what is the X for? I will look for the SPS model. We are looking at a 2020 SXP 23', 200hp or an SXSB 21' 2021 150hp. Based on your post, I can maybe rule out the SXSB...

Thank you. Is the X in the SXP "express"?

Thank you. For example, is the "X" in the "SXP" express?

SXSB- I would be concerned about taking it outside the bay on anything other than a calm day, too bad you couldnt get the L Line but the SXBS with at least get you out there, the ride quality suffers because the center pontoon is shorter than it could be etc. I have no opinions formed. I am...

There seems to be some debate about the express model in the S line. I am just breaking the ice here. I have no opinions formed yet. I think I did read the the L R Q lines had heavier construction that obviously comes with a price. That's fine. There was also something about an S Line Express...

Wow! Thank you for that.

21' and 23' 150hp and 200hp respectively for use in FL not more that a mile off shore, bays and inland water way. I am new and reading some adverse things about the S Line. Opinions please. Thanks, in advance. Tim

Hello Folks, I have been a mono hull boater for years and am planning to buy our first Tri toon. I guess we are looking at smaller versions 21-24, used. I was surpised to see that there was almost a unanimous agreement on another thread that the S line ( we looked at a '21 SBSX) was severely...