Experience the perfect blend of comfort and performance with the 2026 Sylvan R20CLZ, a premium pontoon boat designed for unforgettable days on the water. This brand-new pontoon combines spacious entertaining areas with thoughtful amenities, making it ideal for family outings, leisurely cruises, and waterside gatherings. The reliable Yamaha F115 engine delivers smooth, efficient power to get you where you want to go with confidence. The R20CLZ comes equipped with practical features that enhance your boating experience, including convenient tilt steering for comfortable operation and a protective playpen cover to keep your guests shaded and comfortable. The sophisticated silver hull color gives this pontoon a sleek, modern appearance that stands out on Norris Lake. Premium Downpour Sea Weave flooring provides both durability and style, ensuring your investment looks great for years to come. At $36,998, this new Sylvan represents exceptional value in the pontoon market, offering the latest in design and engineering. Whether you're planning relaxing sunset cruises or active days filled with swimming and socializing, the R20CLZ provides the perfect platform for creating lasting memories with family and friends.
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