Whats everyones toughts on this color combo??

[Beg4wake]

I love the darker interior and ordered it on my boat. All the white and light colors are hard to keep clean with friends and kids on the boat.

Ditto...I like it too! Had a hard time keeping white and light color interiors clean in my last 3 boats. That's also one reason I went with a darker color this go around (mojave brown for me). And I also agree 100% with what OxDoc stated above. I know that my previous white interiors got too hot to the touch and required placing a towel down to sit. So what's the difference in putting a towel down over 100deg white or over 115 deg brown/grey?!

[swc5150]

I must disagree from my personal experience. We've owned 4 grey interior boats, and they never felt any hotter than white. And that includes the rare 100 degree day around here. If greys and browns were that bad, you'd probably see white SeaDeck too.

[lucky7t]

Here's my opinion, we buy our boats with selling it in mind. I always try to buy a color that appeals to most so it's easier to sell. If your not going to sell then buy what you want . But if you plan to sell in a few years buy something that will sell.

As far as grey interior and fading etc... Not true at all. We have grey and its same temp as white and we get well over 110 degrees in summer.

[pinner99]

Thanks everyone for the great advise! There is a master blue and mettalic black one im waiting to see but will let you guys know which one i go for!

[AirTool]

I'm not much for the red stripe on the hull....but that interior is the bomb.

[Tallredrider]

Maybe it is different in different parts of the country, but that vinyl above would practically send me to the hospital around here in the Desert Southwest with burns. The dark vinyl on my previous boats literally got too hot to touch. And despite the abundance of water and wind, it was an issue.

Given the number of reasonable people on opposite sides of the dark vinyl issue, I think there has to be some other issues at play here, like how much cloud cover, the outside temperature, and individual usage pattern. I guarantee that the vinyl in the pic above would be bordering on dangerous when its 110 degrees and sunny where I live. And I have NEVER covered my white vinyl with towels because it gets too hot.