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The Sting 725 Pro T-Top completes the Norwegian shipyard's range, offering a compromise between protection and freedom of movement on board. The manufacturer already offers a cabin version and an open version on the same hull. Designed for rough coastal conditions, this model is suitable for both experienced sailors and inshore fishermen looking for a functional platform.
A deck layout designed for coastal sailing
At 7.25 m, the hull of the 725 Pro T-Top is one of the most suitable for semi-offshore sailing. The shipyard has taken the hull design of the classic 725 Pro and added a rigid roof mounted on uprights, without side closures.
This choice offers protection against spray and sun, while maintaining good 360-degree visibility, useful for monitoring traps, lines or nets. The boat's high freeboard and lateral stability when stationary are ideal for travelling in rough seas.
A stable, protective hull for active fishing
A reinforced daggerboard, pronounced chines and a limited draft make the Sting 725 Pro T-Top well suited to fishing trips close to rocks or in shallow water.
The central cockpit, protected by the T-Top, leaves a wide passage on each side. This clearance makes it easy to reel in fish or handle a lure when casting.
No cabin here, but an open space that can be customized to suit your needs: livewell, storage space, rod holders, canvas closures or folding seats.
Welcome protection in all seasons
The fixed T-Top, with its rigid roof, effectively protects the pilot and his electronics without turning the boat into a closed helm. This allows good ventilation and quick access to all edges.
This configuration can be useful for prolonging outings in fine weather, or for coping with the breezes of March or October. The full-height windshield and handrails are reassuring features on the move.
An engine that offers choice and torque
With this model, Sting offers an engine compatible with up to 150 hp, with the integration of the Mercury 150 hp V6 block. This four-stroke engine delivers attractive mid-range torque, making it easy to lift off even under full load.
A robust approach inspired by the professional world
The shipyard's "Pro" range targets demanding applications. On this model, this is reflected in the choice of simple but solid materials: pronounced anti-slip on the decks, sober upholstery and functional stowage.
Nothing superfluous, but a targeted equipment package that will also appeal to yachtsmen who want a rustic boat that's easy to maintain and ready to go as soon as the weather permits. No cabin, no berth, but plenty of useful deck space.
In short, the Sting 725 Pro T-Top is for those who like to spend more time at the helm than in port, and are looking for a robust, maneuverable boat with enough protection to get out even when conditions are less than ideal. Prices start at ?39,000 ex VAT, bareboat.
