Experience the perfect blend of power and versatility with this brand-new 2026 Yamaha 222 S jet boat, featuring an impressive dual-engine setup that delivers exceptional performance on the water. This stunning white-hulled beauty is equipped with twin Yamaha 1.9-liter engines producing 200HP each, giving you a commanding 400HP total for thrilling acceleration and smooth cruising across Norris Lake and beyond. The Yamaha 222 S represents the pinnacle of jet boat engineering, designed for families who demand both comfort and excitement. Whether you're planning action-packed watersports sessions, leisurely afternoon cruises, or exploring secluded coves, this versatile platform adapts to your every adventure. The spacious layout provides ample seating for friends and family, while Yamaha's renowned jet propulsion system ensures safe, reliable operation without the worry of propellers. At $79,998, this 2026 model brings you the latest in marine technology and design innovations, backed by Yamaha's legendary reputation for quality and dependability. Ready to make memories that will last a lifetime on the beautiful waters of Norris Lake.
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