2022 Pursuit S 268 Sport

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the deep, secure cockpit and tall bow rails make this 26-footer feel like a much bigger, confidence-inspiring platform. The helm is laid out so everything falls right to hand, with push-button switching and enough dash space to keep screens clean and visible. Up forward, the bow lounges have just the right rake for stretching out underway, and the removable table transforms the space from casting deck to sundowner central in minutes. Storage is tucked everywhere—under seats, in the console, even dedicated spots for fenders and lines—so the deck stays uncluttered. Add in the substantial hardtop with integrated lighting and spreader lights, and you’ve got shade and visibility dialed in for long days outside.

In this region, conditions can swing from calm, glassy mornings to a sharp afternoon chop, and the S 268’s variable-deadrise hull is built for exactly that kind of versatility. The twin 200s offer an efficient cruise for bay and river runs, yet have the punch to run offshore when the window opens. Shallow draft and a predictable, tracking hull make it just as comfortable weaving through channels and sandbars as it is working nearshore reefs. Families will appreciate the enclosed head and generous shade when the heat sets in, while anglers get secure toe rails and a stable platform when the breeze kicks up. It’s a do-it-all layout tailored for mixed-weather, mixed-mission days on the water.