This boat was tailor-made, considering almost 20 years of customer feedback on the Legend 2500. Rayglass founder Tony Hembrow says when designing the vessel, they wanted to address all the things that customers didn’t like and improve on all the features they did like.
The result is a truly multi-purpose, trailerable vessel built to enable the Kiwi adventure lifestyle: fishing, long-range cruising, entertaining family and friends, or overnighting in complete comfort.
The Legend 2700 still has all the features that Kiwis loved about the 2500: unsinkable hull design, high build quality, spacious cabin, and extended hardtop. But Rayglass has added several refinements and updates. That includes an edgier, modern design and an updated flat windscreen with improved visibility. There’s more headspace in the separate toilet and more room to stretch out in the cabin when overnighting, plus a larger full galley than the 2500. The boat’s storage is also significantly greater, there’s more cockpit space and more seating.
Customers have the choice between a 270hp inboard diesel, a 300hp V8 or 400hp V10 single outboard, or twin 200-225hp outboards. The inboard option includes an expanded duckboard and a new double engine bay seat. And like all Rayglass vessels, almost every detail can be personalised to suit the customer’s needs.
Rayglass is now taking expressions of interest and offering tours and sea trials at its Mt Wellington HQ.
Pretty techie-cool, right?
Rayglass have gone full tech-mode and mapped every inch of the 2700—inside and out. Tap the link to take the full virtual tour, no shoes required.
www.rayglass.co.nz
