Sport
Light, responsive, playful. For mornings when the water is a track and the bow grins.
JettyRun Fleet — specifications, comfort profiles, and skipper notes
Fleet Compass — choose how the water feels
Our boats are tuned for different moods. Sprint, lounge, explore — each hull writes a distinct line on the sea.
Family Cuddy
Shade-first layout, swim ladder and easy storage. Grandparents approve, kids adore.
Catamaran
Twin-hull calm and big-deck talk. For sunsets that refuse to end.
Hull Personalities — why comfort starts with shape
Deadrise, beam, and weight balance decide how a boat meets chop and carries a conversation.
Deadrise
Beam
Dryness
Sharper V softens chop; beam restores poise. We aim for dry decks with calm voices.
Lateral Stability
Planing Ease
Spray Control
Chines and strakes help the hull lift cleanly and keep spray where it belongs.
Captain’s Picks — boats we reach for first
Tidy layouts, honest power, and that feeling when the helm just knows what to do.
Sport 180
- 180 hp quick trim
- Soft bow rise
- Two-step ladder
Cat 26
- Wide deck pads
- Shade-first rig
- Reef-friendly draft
Trim Lab — finding the sweet angle
Bow up for chop, bow down for planing — we tune comfort with tiny helm moves.
We aim for level decks and quiet spray lines.
For flat morning water: fast onto plane, low spray, playful wake.
Conversation deck: balanced lift, steady headings, dry rails.
Raise the nose to soften afternoon chop and keep guests comfy.
Comfort Matrix — layouts by mood
Seats, shade, entry, and stash — tuned per category so time on deck feels easy.
Feature
Sport
Family
Catamaran
Seating
Bolster helm
U-lounge
Pad deck
Shade
Low bimini
Full canopy
Hard top
Storage
Dry tube
Under-seat
Deck bins
Entry
Side step
Transom gate
Twin ladders
Quiet Power — sound & sip
Mounting, prop, and trim calm the soundtrack — and help fuel go further.
Vibration control starts at the brackets: soft mounts, tidy rigging, and balanced props.
We tune for conversation-level dB at cruise — so the sea stays the headline.
Sweet spot: just-on-plane to mid-cruise — best comfort per liter.
Deck Safety Mini — little things guests notice
Grip, rails, and smart reach points. The quiet details that make seas feel easy.
Reach in one step
Throw ring sits by the rail, not buried in a locker. Seconds matter.
Texture over gloss
We trade showroom shine for grip where feet actually land.
Steady re-entry
Rubberized steps and a hand-hold where your weight actually shifts.
- Briefing first
- Kids vests
- Clear rails
- No-glass
Stow Paths — where stuff lives
Dry tubes for phones, bins for towels, anchor that’s actually easy to reset.
Grab & go
Soft bins ride under the lounge — you reach, not rummage.
Phones stay dry
Clipped to a D-ring by the helm — visible, safe, forget-proof.
Reset without drama
Rode flaked clean; hand room for a calm reset between coves.
Range Windows — hours vs sea state
We plan by comfort first. These windows keep days tidy and smiles steady.
We pick coves that shorten the return if breeze builds.
Balance & Beam — how we stay level
Wide beam, even stow, small trim nudges — the trio that keeps decks calm when the sea says hi.
Weight where it helps
We seat by symmetry and keep heavier bags aft-centre. It makes small chop feel like a shrug.
Beam gives breathing room
Extra beam widens the comfort window: steadier at rest, less sway when folks move about.
More beam, less roll — without killing glide.
Weather Read — morning, noon, monsoon
A captain reads flags, swell lines, and sky texture. Here’s our quick three-state guide.
We keep a calm-first option ready in every port.
Edge Gear — optional add-ons
Simple extras that add comfort without clutter.
Mask & snorkel
Clear lenses, soft seals, easy sizes. Reef pauses turn into little postcards.
Soft cooler
Lives under-seat, keeps fruit and drinks honest without hard corners.
Fuel Windows — idle, cruise, sprint
Different days call for different paces. We favor easy cruise — calm voices, honest burn.
Cruise is the sweet band: best miles, best chats.
Skipper Profiles — calm hands, clear calls
The helm is a conversation with water. These are the voices you’ll hear.
Capt. Arun
Known for feather-light throttles and a knack for smooth entries.
Capt. Meera
Unhurried voice on radio, precise on ladders, patient with first-timers.
Deckhand Ravi
Keeps decks clear and eyes on swimmers; quick with a spare towel.
Deckhand Nisha
Steady on safety, warm with kids; checks rails twice.
Checklist Tape — what we tidy before you board
It’s not a ritual — it’s muscle memory. Small moves, big calm.
Rails & ladders
Grips checked, ladder pins snug, non-slip pads clean.
- Pin secure
- Handhold clear
- Pads dry
Vests & sizes
Kid XS to adult XXL ready; quick-fit loop shown at the dock.
- Tags visible
- Buckles snap
- Spare bag
Comms & lights
Radio test, anchor light, and a spare torch in reach.
- VHF clear
- Spare batteries
- Night return plan
Rig & Lines — fast, neat, repeat
A tidy cleat hitch is a promise: we leave docks better than we found them.
Two turns, figure-eight, flip — snug without chewing the line.
Coils lie flat so feet and photos stay happy. Habit, not luck.
Neat lines move faster and look better in every photo.
Ready when the water is
Pick a deck, pick a pace. We’ll meet you where the day feels easy.
