Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin English Walkthrough | The Ultimate Adventure Boat

Welcome to our comprehensive walkthrough of the Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin, the pinnacle of adventure boating. This all-new model embodies our commitment to listening to our customers and enhancing their experiences on the water. Every detail, from functionality to comfort, has been thoughtfully improved to meet your needs while honoring the legacy of its predecessor, the Axopar 28 Cabin.

Key Features:
- Enhanced Functionality: The Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin is designed to be even more versatile than before, maintaining exceptional value for money. It aims to stimulate and redefine the adventure boat category, especially within the sub-9 meter market, which has seen a surge of new brands in recent years.
- 360-Degree Panoramic Views: Enjoy breathtaking views and outstanding navigation with the well-designed helm station, offering exceptional visibility while piloting your boat.
- Improved Hydrodynamics: The larger 400-liter fuel tank extends your range to over 200 nautical miles. With a cruising speed between 22 and 32 knots, you'll enjoy efficient fuel consumption. The new hull dynamics even allow for a high cruising speed of up to 37 knots, all while maintaining great handling and fuel efficiency.
- Spacious Layout: The redesigned bow offers more volume, comfortably accommodating up to 8 people. The feeling of spaciousness is impressive—looking forward from the helm feels akin to being on the Axopar 37.
- Versatile Lounge Area: By adding the optional U-shaped seating and a forward-facing bench, you create a new O-shaped lounge area perfect for socializing. A hi-lo table is included for outdoor dining and drinks, and the addition of cushions allows for a large sunbathing area.
- Customizable Rear Layout: The modular design of Axopar boats means you can tailor the rear layout to your daily needs. The standard configuration includes a spacious open aft deck, with options to add a rear bench, wet bar module, or an aft cabin.

Why Choose the Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin?
The Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin is the ideal choice for those seeking a blend of adventure, comfort, and functionality. With its refined features and adaptable design, it is perfect for family outings, fishing trips, or leisurely cruises.

Discover how the Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin redefines what an adventure boat can be. Join us for a closer look at this incredible vessel!

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Video of the new Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin walkthrough by Bart Kempers.

[kirkwilliams]

Thank you for the very thorough video. The 29 still needs some improvements. I can't believe there is no dining table in the pilot house, that is a must. I agree on the need for the backrest. The head needs a fantastic fan. Can't wait to see the BBQ option for the aft port fender locker. We are holing off on our purchase just a little longer hoping Axopar makes the much-needed updates to this 29.

[kirkwilliams]

I like the seating of the 28 much better. We will be ordering a 29 soon. We will not get the extra seating to Stbd.

[kirkwilliams]

Love to hear your comments twin verse single. We are leaning single 400.

[bruceelsbernd]

You mentioned a couple options that I did not see when ordering my 29xc. 1) the table in the cabin and 2) the carpet in the cabin. There was an option for teak floor in the cabin I declined. I do know there are a couple options that were in the 2024 user manual not yet available to order - those being the livewell and the wetbar in port vender well.

[joseverdugo]

Do any of those top window open in the front cabin? Is there any forced ventilation option? I haven't seen anybody mentioning that.

[kirkwilliams]

Sure wish they could add a small port door from the pilot house into the head. It really needs access without going outside. My wife really dislikes that. They could easily add a foot of beam and solve a bunch of issues. More walk room and larger pilot house. Maybe on the 29.2. Wish they had a roof option of sliding glass only. A canvas top is terrible. You roll this boat, and it sinks. Plus from security, to easy to break in.

[billsrelectric]

Absolutely the back rests in the bow could be improved.