New Model StormBreaker 710 heads to her new home, The Anderson family of Melfort house.

Mathew and Yvonne have the first new 710 StormBreaker Tourer which on the delivery trip throught the Sound of Jura we encountered 3 mtr seas and heavy tidal overfalls, even thought the conditions were far from ideal the new model took it exceptionally well, we did the 56 miles in 2 hrs 20 min.(average 22 knots)

The boat is fitted out to Mathews and Yvonnes specific layout with custom made seats from Outhill seats which are to a very high standard, there is total seating for 11 persons, Garmin GPS, Garmin Sounder, Standard Horizon DSC VHF, a Fusion I pod music system and a Plastimo offshore compass. She has a top speed of 33 knots and cruises lovely at 24 knots fitted with a 115 hp Evinrude. and 6 hp Tohatsu Auxilliary.

Stormcats launch there latest model, she has been custom built for a family in Argyll. She has sleeping facililites for 5 aboard with all the comforts of home, with the added bonus of a flybridge. She is fitted with 2 x 200 hp Evinrude E teks with a cruising speed of 24 knots and a top speed of 35 knots.

And boy what a boat she is, keep watching the site for more photos.

For a video of this boat and others click here

A new StormAngler was delivered last week to her new owner in Lochgilphead, Argyll.

Team StormCats wish Allan all the best in his new boat.

This is our highest specked Tope Hunter to date, she is absolutly stunning with custom made bucket seats and a dual purpose back seat all in Scirroco blue, the seats were made by Outhill seats, she has a full inventory of electronics etc.

The StormCats team wish Richard all the best with his new stunning boat.

PS she is a cracker!

StormAngler Lynsay Lou goes Commercial, after being registered and a survey done by Seafish she is now registered and licensed for fishing .

Alastair MacAulay in Skye took delivery of his new StormAngler which is fitted with a new 9.8 hp Tohatsu. Alastair is going to be doing a bit of potting and fishing.

The StormCats team wish Alastair and family all the best with there new boat.