SEA-DOO GTX LIMITED 300

This powerful PWC boasts a boatload of features that enhance the ownership experience whether you’re ripping, cruising, or hanging at the cove.

Jeff Hemmel

Sea-Doo is known for innovation, but arguably no craft has included as many new ideas as found on the GTX Limited 300. Hull, deck, saddle, stowage, aft platform — even the glove box showcases clever engineering and design. The result isn’t so much a makeover as a full-on re-envisioning of the PWC builder’s flagship platform. The redesign (one shared by all GTX, RXT and Wake Pro 230 models) starts be 20-degree deadrise. The shape aims to improve wave penetration in rough conditions and quickens the boat’s overall reflexes. My test ride proved it works. Underway, the GTX corners with aggression and tenacity yet, thanks in part to its subtle reverse chine, feels precise and stable in rough water. Stability at rest was also a design priority. According to Sea-Doo, owners…

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WAKEBOARDING (Digital) - 1 Issue, November/December 2018

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