2006 Rinker 360 Express Cruiser

Step aboard and you’ll notice how beamy and open this 36-footer feels, especially around the helm and companion seating. Sightlines from the double-wide helm are excellent, making close-quarters work less stressful, especially with the bow thruster on your side. Below, the headroom and clever use of mirrors and lighting make the cabin feel more like a small condo than a weekender. The forward stateroom’s solid door gives real privacy when you’ve got guests stretched out in the mid-cabin lounge. Out back, the wide swim platform and easy transom access turn quick dips and watersports into a no-hassle affair, while the cockpit layout keeps everyone in the conversation, whether you’re underway or on the hook.

This 36-foot express is right in the sweet spot for the big, busy lake lifestyle—large enough to ride through afternoon chop in comfort, yet still easy to handle around crowded docks and no-wake coves. The beam and hull form give you a solid, predictable ride when boat traffic stacks up, and those twin 8.1s have the torque to stay on plane even with a full crew aboard. The generous cockpit and wet bar are ideal for raft-ups and fireworks nights, while the air-conditioned cabin and separate shower make long weekends on the water realistic, not just aspirational. It’s a true “leave Friday, come back Sunday” platform tailored to inland cruising.