Introducing the brand-new 2025 Bennington 22 SSRSE, a stunning tritoon boat that seamlessly combines comfort and performance. At 22 feet long with an 8.5-foot beam, it glides effortlessly across various water conditions. Built with durable aluminum, this boat's hull promises long-lasting strength and reliability on your adventures. 
Powered by a Mercury single outboard engine, it boasts an impressive max horsepower of 200, ensuring a robust and efficient ride whether you're cruising leisurely or seeking excitement. Finished in a captivating Absolute Red, this boat stands out beautifully on the water. 
With seating for up to 12 passengers, the Bennington 22 SSRSE is ideal for family gatherings and group outings. Plus, its fuel-efficient engine allows for extended fun on the water without the hassle of frequent refueling. This model is currently in stock, ready for those in search of a spacious and dependable vessel for their nautical explorations.

Bennington 22 SSRSE 2025

Bennington

Introducing the brand-new 2025 Bennington 22 SSRSE, a stunning tritoon boat that seamlessly combines comfort and performance. At 22 feet long with an 8.5-foot beam, it glides effortlessly across various water conditions. Built with durable aluminum, this boat's hull promises long-lasting strength and reliability on your adventures. 
Powered by a Mercury single outboard engine, it boasts an impressive max horsepower of 200, ensuring a robust and efficient ride whether you're cruising leisurely or seeking excitement. Finished in a captivating Absolute Red, this boat stands out beautifully on the water. 
With seating for up to 12 passengers, the Bennington 22 SSRSE is ideal for family gatherings and group outings. Plus, its fuel-efficient engine allows for extended fun on the water without the hassle of frequent refueling. This model is currently in stock, ready for those in search of a spacious and dependable vessel for their nautical explorations. - 1769520159606

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