
The Hinckley 41 Goes Big on Outboard Power
Triple Mercury Verados push this new 41-foot dayboat to 46 knots while leaving plenty of room aboard for water toys, gear and guests.

Triple Mercury Verados push this new 41-foot dayboat to 46 knots while leaving plenty of room aboard for water toys, gear and guests.

A bow cockpit, Hamilton waterjet drives and a 2-foot draft in the first true reinvention of a genre that Hinckley founded.

Rascal has been recently updated with new electronics, hull paint, helm chairs and Volvo power.

The Maine builder’s latest waterjet-powered flagship leans into social spaces while preserving its signature look.

Renie Vee has triple Mercury Verado power with Mercury’s integrated joystick, autopilot and Skyhook stationkeeping.

The iconic addition adds more seating, advanced handling and a versatile shallow-water design.

These five new models cover a broad boating spectrum, from walkarounds and long-range cruisers to superyachts.

This 2008 Hinckley yacht features updates throughout at $945K.

The 36-foot Hinckley Yachts Picnic Boat “Urban” has had extensive upgrades, including a recent Yanmar diesel repower.

The Hinckley JetStick 4 adds technology updates for a confidence-inspiring helm experience.

Osprey’s owner has decided to stick with sailing. The asking price for the powerboat is $235,000.

The control system allows skippers to change modes without pushing buttons.

Triple Mercury Verados push this new 41-foot dayboat to 46 knots while leaving plenty of room aboard for water toys, gear and guests.

A bow cockpit, Hamilton waterjet drives and a 2-foot draft in the first true reinvention of a genre that Hinckley founded.

Rascal has been recently updated with new electronics, hull paint, helm chairs and Volvo power.

The Maine builder’s latest waterjet-powered flagship leans into social spaces while preserving its signature look.

Renie Vee has triple Mercury Verado power with Mercury’s integrated joystick, autopilot and Skyhook stationkeeping.

The iconic addition adds more seating, advanced handling and a versatile shallow-water design.

These five new models cover a broad boating spectrum, from walkarounds and long-range cruisers to superyachts.

This 2008 Hinckley yacht features updates throughout at $945K.

The 36-foot Hinckley Yachts Picnic Boat “Urban” has had extensive upgrades, including a recent Yanmar diesel repower.

The Hinckley JetStick 4 adds technology updates for a confidence-inspiring helm experience.

Osprey’s owner has decided to stick with sailing. The asking price for the powerboat is $235,000.

The control system allows skippers to change modes without pushing buttons.
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