Lowe Pontoon Boats: Stylish Cruising on a Budget

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In an industry where it’s often difficult to tell one company’s products from another, Lowe pontoon boats are refreshingly unique. Maybe it’s because, unlike other pontoon companies, Lowe makes several different kinds of boats, including fishing boats, speed boats, deck boats, and others. It could be that their experience designing and manufacturing these other types gives them fresh perspective on pontoon design. In any case, Lowe pontoon boats are well-crafted, safe, and customizable, and their variety of models at affordable prices provides opportunity for people on all types of budgets to enjoy the pontoon boating experience.

Based in Missouri, the Lowe company has been making boats since the early 1970s. After specializing in flat-bottom boats and canoes for the first few years of existence, they entered the pontoon game in 1979. Ever since then, they’ve continued to expand the field with Lowe pontoon boats whose quality and innovation puts fear in the competition with each year of new releases. More recently, the company has led the pack in computer assisted construction methods, resulting in a fully integrated design for smooth, modern constructions.

Lowe pontoon boats come in two series—the Sport Series, and the Luxury Series, both of which come in cruiser and angler models. The Sport Series, as you might expect, are the more affordable pontoon, typically coming with smaller, lighter frames and lower horsepower. The only thing you’re missing is the high-end features that come with the luxury line, but that doesn’t mean the sport series models don’t have everything you need. In fact, everything is basically the same, just a little more affordable.

The cruiser models are designed mainly for recreation—day or night parties, luxurious relaxation outings on the water, taking the kids out to swim, or what have you. They feature an aft sundeck, a canvass holder for extra shade and privacy, an L-shaped lounge with a table, seating for three or four people in the front, a comfortable pilot station with durable controls, and a built-in ladder for getting in and out of the water. That’s not to mention the many storage compartments in all of the seats as well as under the sundeck.

The angler models have many of the same features, except the lounge seating in front is replaced with two comfortable box pedestal fishing seats, and there is extra storage for your fishing needs, including an aerated livewell.

But the best features of Lowe pontoon boots are the little things, especially in the luxury models. All the design features are top-notch, including the seating and the stain-resistant carpeting. The corners are sleek, curved, and trimmed, and the surfaces are top-coated, stain-resistant vinyl. Last but not least, Lowe’s built-in standard safety features will keep your family safe. Just stepping on one of these boats, you can feel the sturdiness of the construction underfoot. The power steering makes maneuvering easy, and the computer-engineered under-structure is built with repetitive crossbeams to make sure your craft comes out of any potential collisions unscathed.