Deck Boats for Sale in Arizona
Deck boats combine the open space of a pontoon with the performance of a V-hull — ideal for groups who want speed and room.
Total Listings
10
Average Price
$49,840
Listings
Showing 1-10 of 10 boats
28' 2016' Interceptor, One owner, 194.5 hours - $99,000 (N Scottsdale)
2016 Interceptor Kool Kat • 28' Deck
28' 2016' Interceptor, One owner, 194.5 hours - $99,000 (N Scottsdale)
2016 Inteerceptor Kool Kat • 28' Deck
2002 Eliminator 27 Fundeck
2002 Eliminator 27 Fundeck • 27' Deck
2004 Commander Deck Boat
2004 Commander 28ft Speed Deck Boat • 28' Deck
1999 Sea Ray 240
1999 Sea Ray 240 • 24' Deck
2004 Searay Sundeck
2004 Sea Ray Sundeck • 24' Deck
2003 Sea Ray 210 Sundeck
2003 Sea Ray 210 Sundeck • 21' Deck
2015 Sea Ray 240 Sundeck
2015 Sea Ray 240 Sundeck • 24' Deck
2007 Sea Ray 240 Sundeck
2007 Sea Ray 240 Sundeck • 24' Deck
2006 Chaparral Sunesta 236
2006 Chaparral 236 Sunesta • 23.6' Deck
Why Deck Boats Are Popular in Arizona
Deck boats combine the open space of a pontoon with the performance of a V-hull — making them one of the most versatile boat types on Arizona lakes. Their flared bow design creates significantly more usable deck space than a traditional bow rider, while their fiberglass hull delivers better speed and handling than a pontoon. Deck boats typically seat 10–14 passengers and handle everything from tubing and swimming to fishing and sunset cruises. If you want one boat that does it all without compromise, a deck boat is hard to beat.
Key Features of Deck Boats
Wide, Open Layout
The flared bow and wide beam create a spacious interior with room for large groups, coolers, and gear without feeling crowded.
V-Hull Performance
Unlike pontoons, deck boats ride on a fiberglass V-hull — offering better speed, sharper handling, and improved ride quality in chop.
High Passenger Capacity
Most deck boats seat 10–14 passengers comfortably. That's significantly more than a bow rider of the same length.
Multi-Activity Ready
Tubing, skiing, fishing, swimming, and cruising — deck boats handle all of it. Many include ski tow bars, fishing seats, and swim platforms.
Trailerable Size
Most popular models (20–26 ft) trailer easily behind a standard truck and fit in typical storage facilities.
How Deck Boats Compare
| Feature | Deck Boat | Bow Rider | Pontoon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deck Space | Very Large | Medium | Largest |
| Speed | Moderate–Fast | Fast | Moderate |
| Passengers | 10–14 | 6–10 | 10–16 |
| Ride Quality | Smooth | Sporty | Stable |
| Versatility | Very High | High | High |
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