Features & Performance

Yamaha SX210 - Review 2025

By: Torben Lonne - Updated: April 2025

By: Torben Lonne

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Torben Lonne

Editor-in-Chief, Boat & Sail Magazine

Torben Lønne is the Editor-in-Chief of Boat & Sail Magazine, where his lifelong love for the ocean inspires everything he does. With a clear vision to help readers navigate the boating world with confidence, Torben is dedicated to delivering trustworthy reviews, guides, and insights that ensure every purchase is the right one. Under his leadership, Boat & Sail Magazine has become a go-to destination for enthusiasts seeking reliable, practical advice—whether they’re choosing their first paddleboard, upgrading their sailboat equipment, or exploring the latest marine innovations.

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Make the most out of your time on the water with the versatile Yamaha SX210. Whether you want to relax, entertain or go water tubing, this bowrider has got you covered. Wakeboarders will also rejoice with this model.

It features a beautiful and sporty windshield, a spacious and comfortable bow and cockpit, dual captain’s bucket chairs with flip-up bolsters, an Infinity Bluetooth sound system, a removable cooler, a center walk-thru at the transom for easy boarding, and loads of storage room.

But the star of this boat is hands down, the two-tiered swim platform at the stern. A nice hangout area with upholstered cushioned backrests so you can sit back and enjoy the sun while the kids go for a swim. For even more convenience and fun, just add the removable dinette table and the party is complete.

An exclusive feature to the Yamahas is their articulating keel system, which gives the boat amazing tracking with great turning performance.

Missing is the tower for water sports. For an extra $2,500 you can get the 212s model, which is similar in many ways and includes the tower.

Equipped with a pair of TR1 HO inboard motors, the Yamaha SX210 reaches a top speed of 43.8 mph.