Formula 360 Super Sport Crossover
Formula's fifth Super Sport Crossover brings an open-bow dayboat deck and a real cabin below onto a 36-foot hull.
Formula 360 Super Sport Crossover
Formula's fifth Super Sport Crossover brings an open-bow dayboat deck and a real cabin below onto a 36-foot hull. It joins the 380, 400, 430 and 500 at Bahia Mar this week.
Motion made from Formula's own renders of the 360 SSC.
Formula builds the 360 SSC on the 360 Crossover Bowrider package, then closes up the cockpit under a full-width fiberglass coupe top. The result is one level of deck from the bow to the transom, with a double berth, a galley and an enclosed stand-up head below. Michael Young designed it, and it runs on a FAS³Tech stepped hull with 21 degrees of deadrise.
"The 360 SSC is based on the 360 Crossover Bowrider package with a nod toward the boater who wants a more enclosed cockpit experience, a "dayboat-plus" type of environment."
Scott Smith, Formula BoatsSeven things to find on board
From the helm to the cabin
Twin or triple outboards
The 360 SSC takes twin or triple outboards on the stepped hull. Fuel capacity is 275 gallons, and draft is 48 inches with triples.
Triple helm seating
SmartZone seating runs from the bow to a triple helm seat and a U-shaped lounge aft, so the whole deck works for cruising and for sitting still.
6 ft 10 in of headroom
Below deck there is a dedicated double berth, an aircraft-inspired galley and a fully enclosed stand-up head, with 6 ft 10 in of headroom.
Look behind the doors
The galley counter, the hanging locker and the overhead cabinets all open up. Tap to see what fits.
A hanging locker
Room to hang a change of clothes, which turns a day out into a night on board.
Fridge, microwave, fold-out table
The galley sits across from the berth, with a fold-out table that tucks away when you need the floor.
Specifications
Source: Formula Boats. Twin and triple outboard figures shown where they differ.
"The buyer should definitely check out the new windshield vent of course, but take in the Formula experience, paying close attention to layout, standard equipment, the detail and construction of the upholstery, ease of moving about the cockpit, and the warmth and comfort they feel just moving throughout."
Scott Smith, Formula Boats, on what to look for at the show
Images courtesy of Formula Boats.
