Just so you know a glass tiller is no drier than a aluminum tiller. I have been just as wet in a Ranger 620T as I have been in my Alumacraft tiller. They are all wet in the wind and waves so claiming one tiller is dryer than another is all a matter of what rain gear you are wearing.
Agreed that all tillers are more of a wet ride than windshield boats… however, my experience with several different boat brands is that glass tillers are about 50% drier than aluminum. Reason is that you can mold a fiberglass hull much more to spray water away from the boat than you can with aluminum.
I can give ya that but either way a tiller is a wet ride. I love ’em though and will always fish out of ’em 
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There is no logical reason their next 18′ class tiller needs to be over 92″ wide, and if it’s is as wide as the 1825MX I won’t even bother looking at it.
Sure there is. We like them roomy.
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There is no logical reason their next 18′ class tiller needs to be over 92″ wide, and if it’s is as wide as the 1825MX I won’t even bother looking at it.
Sure there is. We like them roomy.
X2 and added stability to boot.
FDR
Crestliner has a Pro Tiller model out that looks very nice can see reviews on utube by boat test .com
I know that there will be at least one 1825 pro guide on pool 4 today if you are looking for a test ride….. 
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