Some guys bought the new model. X170T would like to hear info… motor choices, maybe a little prop testing info, performance. and last but not least fishability.
throw in some pics too.
looks like a great fun boat to fish from.
I’d give my left nut for this boat!! Unfortunitaly I don’t think it’s worth anything 
I think Chad Whiting ran one he is with Simply Fishing marine, not sure how it ran though?
The X-170 is a great boat!! Here is some footage we shot on the water that will give you a very good idea of what this boat is all about. http://youtu.be/H9Mhw3kZ1pE
Here are a few pictures, it’s a great boat and handles rought water better than some of the bigger boats i’ve been in.
I also shot some footage of the X-170 on the water. X-170 on youtube
video is nice. blue jewel great color, same as my 1760 NY Giant special. thanks for the pics! If it wasn’t for the the tourney thing, I’d probably order one of these for fun fishing, till death…
love the blue, love the 50 merc!! The first thing about this boat that hit me when it came out, do anything… I got alot of small waters around here. could go all electric… Trolling motor, sonars on my 1760 are all on quick release brackets could switch them in minutes. All I would need is boat and trailer. a 12 pack in the driveway a few hours and I’m ready to go!! Big motor could wait… heck, get around OK with a 15… troll good too!! easy to tow, launch and load… The 50 merc could come later…
FYI… here in ny, the bigger tiller motors don’t sell well. I’ve seen them sitting in dealers for years. could get a great deal on one!!
If a tuffy dealer was near me, I’d think hard about putting one at my house. 7 miles in the mud yesterday and thats all I could think about…
I like the blue but think i’d go all black… add a few Ford harley edition touchs!!
that would be 2 tuffy’s in ny!!
Can’t help but feel a little ’70s flashback 
That would’ve
been a top shelf rig back then. Caught a lot of fish out of
boats like that. Guess the fish didn’t know any better. Nice
to see a little sanity coming back to the boating industry. 
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