2021 Express X21

• Hyper-Lift Hull

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  Xtreme Coat Liner

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  Raised 3D Chrome Xpress Logo

• exclusive Graphics
• 2 SeaDek Seat Pads on Rear Deck
• All-Welded Construction
• Longitudinal Rib Construction
• Unibody Injected Foam Construction
• 8 Gauge Trolling Motor Harness
• Large Bay Center Console, Fold Down Grabrail, Removable Windshield
• Lift Arms on Front Deck Storage Lids
• Aerated Livewell in Rear Deck
• Aerated Baitwell in Rear Deck
• 6 Rod Holders on Console
• 2 Cupholders in Rear Deck, 2 Cup Holders on Console
• Humminbird PiranhaMax 4 Graph
• Running Lights
• Tach & Fuel Gauges
• Optional Equipment

• Garmin Trolling Motor

• BackTrack Tandem Axle Aluminum Trailer

• Two Power Pole Blade Hydraulic anchor Arms

• Hydraulic Jack Plate

A little Xpress history

For over 50 years Xpress has built boats for every kind of fishing and hunting but recently stepped it up with the X18, X19 and X21 Hyperlift bass models. There is no one harder on boats than duck hunters and bass anglers and after 45 years of owning an aluminum boat, I had to check out the differences in the latest models.

Tight tolerances built to spec using computer-assisted design, feature richness that includes options like top-of-the-line Minn Kota and Humminbird gear, and their long-standing relationship with Yamaha Outboards is only part of it. The craftsmanship that is passed down from family member to family member and pride in their products is what Xpress stands for. 

Xpress Boats is in a very unique position. No one in today’s boat marketplace has the ride, the hull design, or the ability to hang big engines on them like an Xpress. That positions them in a different place. There are two things that bass anglers look for in their boats: Speed and comfort. Being able to build a quiet, firm ride in aluminum takes expertise.