Seakeeper Expands Lineup with Five New Models for Boats 43 to 55 Feet

Seakeeper, Inc. has announced the launch of five new Seakeeper Ride models that will extend its popular stabilization technology to boats ranging from 43 to 55 feet.

There will be five new models — Seakeeper Ride 900, 1050, 1125, 1275, and 1500 — all of which feature four controllers. The number in each model name reflects the combined span, in millimeters, of the two blades installed on either side of the vessel’s transom.

“The demand for Seakeeper Ride is growing rapidly. With standardizations on more than 125 models across 25 builders, plus 111% refit growth from Q1 2024 to Q1 2025, it’s clear that customers are demanding the performance that only Seakeeper Ride can provide,” said Andrew Semprevivo, President and CEO of Seakeeper in a press release.

“Owners of boats in the 55-ft size range know Seakeeper better than most, as we’ve offered the Seakeeper gyro in that size range the longest. They expect excellence from us, and we know we can deliver.”

To ensure optimal stabilization with each vessel, sizing will be tailored to each boat based on its hull design and intended purpose. For example, the stabilization requirements for a 55-foot center console will differ from those of a 55-foot sportfishing boat, this requiring a unique configuration for each hull type. Similar to the existing Seakeeper Ride 750 and 750 Quad systems already on the market, the new models will feature aluminum components for enhanced strength and durability.

Pricing for the new products will be as follows:

Seakeeper Ride 900 at $23,500

Seakeeper Ride 1050 at $26,500

Seakeeper Ride 1125 at $29,500

Seakeeper Ride 1275 at $32,500

Seakeeper Ride 1500 at $35,500.

All prices are in USD.

Each model will initially be available at an introductory discount as the company rolls out the new product line. All five products are already available for shipment, both directly to OEM partners and through Seakeeper’s network of aftermarket dealers and installers.

With the new announcement and sizing range, Seakeeper Ride will now support vessels from 19 to 55 feet in length. All Seakeeper systems are also compatible with both stepped and non-stepped, fiberglass or aluminum hulls equipped with a compatible multi-function displays (MFD). The system is mounted below the waterline on the transom, while the controllers use proprietary inertial sensing hardware and software to take 1,000 measurements per second across three axes. In turn, the system deploys rotary blades beneath the running surface, making up to 100 adjustments per second, to generate lift and automatically stabilize the vessel’s motion.

You can get a glimpse of the Seakeeper Ride system in action in the video below:

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