1999 Baja 29 Outlaw

Step down into the cabin and you’ll see why the 29 Outlaw became a classic—there’s enough headroom to stretch out, a V-berth to crash on after a long run, and just enough creature comforts to turn a day blast into an overnight escape. The long, bolstered cockpit seats and deep freeboard keep everyone planted when the water gets lumpy, and the helm layout gives you clear sightlines over that long, aggressive foredeck. The graphics still have that unmistakable 90s offshore attitude, and the hull’s sharp entry and wide chines give it a confident, planted feel at speed that newer, lighter boats often can’t match.

This 29 Outlaw shines where warm water, open bays, and nearshore runs all blend together. The hull is big enough to shoulder through afternoon chop yet compact enough to slip into tighter docks and shallower spots for a quick swim. With its closed-deck design and deep cockpit, it handles confused wakes from traffic with ease while keeping crew secure. The balance of true offshore-inspired lines and a usable cabin makes it ideal for blasting to sandbars, hopping waterfront hangouts, or stretching out for a weekend run along the coast—all without needing the footprint of a much larger offshore rig.