Magazine Review
Click here to read Boating New Zealand Magazine’s review on the all new Tristram 821 Offshore.
Boasting a 2.78m beam, unparalleled stability is offered in the 821 Offshore. Wide side decks enable ease of access to the foredeck which can be optioned with non-skid to create a casting platform.
A cockpit designed for offshore gamefishing, overnighting, entertaining, and everything in between.
Integrated tuna tubes are available on the 821 Offshore. Options of 2 or 4 tuna tubes can be accommodated in the diesel transom design.
Offering additional cold storage, a pull-out Ice Box is housed under the aft port seat and doubles as a footrest for passengers who opt to sit facing the transom.
A Dometic electric pull-out fridge option is available as an upgrade for those who wish to overnight and increase refrigeration capacity.
The port side of the 821 features forward and/or rear facing seating for three people. Folding the backrests away from each other provides a social face-to-face seating arrangement and the option of a side-mounted table provides a brilliant space for dinner or drinks.
When lowered, the table offers as a base for the optional ‘infill’ squab, which converts the port-side seating into a lounger.
A console mounted binnacle control is fitted into the 821 Offshore’s ergonomically designed moulded pocket. Space is available for Simrad or Garmin remote controls and a moulded armrest provides the skipper with comfort while underway.
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Dimensions and capacities are approximate and variable.
Click here to read Boating New Zealand Magazine’s review on the all new Tristram 821 Offshore.
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