What company makes Xpress Boats?

Select a Aluma-Weld/Xpress Model Building their first boat in 1966, Arkansas-based Aluma-Weld/Xpress boats offers a wide range of fishing and hunting watercraft.

Where are Xpress Boats made?

Arkansas
Family owned and operated, Xpress Boats has been building quality aluminum boats in Arkansas since 1966. Starting out in a little schoolhouse in Friendship, Arkansas, Xpress Boats built the first all welded all aluminum boat.

What is a hyper lift Hull?

The Hyper-Lift Hull was designed and created by Xpress Boats to give you high speed, sharp handling, and a superb ride. No more settling for a flat bottom boat with a rough ride when you want the strength and durability of an all welded aluminum hull.

Are Xpress Boats foam filled?

Every void in your hull is filled with premium, environmentally-friendly expandable foam. This process adds both strength and flotation to your new Xpress Boat. To ensure peak performance and handling, every hull is checked for smoothness by our Quality Control team.

Do Xpress boats have wood in them?

As you’ll see, we use aircraft technology in our hull construction – there’s no wood in a Xpress boat. Our innovative engineering approach enables every Xpress hull to carry a lifetime warranty, And, most important of all, every Xpress boat is designed and built with your complete safety in mind.

Who owns express boats?

Xpress Boats, which is now owned by Herndon’s son, Rory, as of December 2015, is currently one of the top five boat manufacturers in the country, according to Rodney Herndon.

How are Xpress Boats made?

Xpress Boats are not assembled by machine, but are welded together by some of the industry’s most experienced welders. The backbone of each Xpress boat is its longitudinal rib system. Each rib receives over 200 individual welds, making all Xpress aluminum hulls unequalled in strength and rigidity.

How much does a duck boat weight?

CADD DETAILS

PRODUCT TYPE:	Duck Hunting Boat
PRICE:	$7,295
MODEL:	16 x 56
WEIGHT (LBS):	540
REC. ENGINE (HP):	25 – 40

Are fiberglass or aluminum boats better?

Modern boats are most often constructed of fiberglass, but aluminum is the best material to choose for a workboat. Aluminum is more durable than fiberglass, which is prone to breaking or cracking from impact. Aluminum is more resistant to punctures also.

Can you use aluminum boats in salt water?

Aluminum Can Do Well in Salt and Freshwater When not in contact with other metals, aluminum can do quite well in both fresh and saltwater, needing only bottom paint for aluminum boats to prevent fouling.

How much does a Xpress bass boat cost?

$37,095. The above boat is shown with optional Appearance Package.

What is the perfect size duck boat?

A 16-footer is a good all-purpose size for hunters who hunt smaller lakes and who typically don’t bring more than a couple of other hunters and their gear. A 48-inch width is a good all-purpose width, too.

Why buy a Xpress boat?

This boat offers versatility ranging from fishing shallow water as well as taking the relentless waters of the TVA lakes. I’m pleased with the fishability regarding the boat’s platform and storage. Performance is another expectation that was met, whether it is riding across glass water or choppy water. Lastly, Xpress holds their value over time.

What material is the Xpress boat hull made of?

The finest 5052 aluminum alloy is used on each your new Xpress Boat. Each individual part of is perfectly cut every time. Skilled craftsmen welded together the hull and components without any rivets and screws. No wood is used in any Xpress Boat hull.

Why the Xpress h22b for bass fishing?

I decided on the Xpress H22B because of the reputation of an Xpress with the Hyper-Lift Hull, plus there is plenty of room on the front deck, and it’s perfect for bass, striper, redfish, catfish, and crappie. The tandem axle trailer and the weight reduction of aluminum made towing a breeze!”

What are the dimensions of the Xpress bass series?

XPRESS BASS SERIES X21 Pro X19 Pro X18 Pro Length 21′ 19′ 18′ Bottom 67″ 67″ 67″ Beam 95″ 95″ 95″ Sides 22″ 22″ 22″