Saxdor 200 Review (2020 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The Saxdor 200 has a very simple deck layout aimed at keeping both cost and operation low. The seating is similar to a jet ski layout, with an open transom at the back so any spray or water runs straight off. There's a helm position forward, and this particular model has the optional hardtop and Simrad screens fitted.

At the bow, there's a sun pad with a large storage void beneath it. That space is big enough for a couple of Seabobs, inflatable toys, skis, or other gear for a day out. There are also a couple of lockers at the back. All storage areas are properly gel-coated inside, with battery switches located in one of the aft lockers.

This model is fitted with a Mercury 115hp outboard engine. The base engine is 100hp, and the maximum available is 175hp. With the 115hp, the boat reaches approx. 35 knots flat out. Comfortable cruising is possible around 20 knots. Performance is peppy, with the boat handling well and delivering a dry, enjoyable ride.

The Saxdor 200 is an entry-level 6.1m (20ft) boat with a focus on simplicity and affordability. Ideal for those moving up from jet skis, it’s described as a straightforward, fun day boat. With a starting price just over €22,000 (as of 2020, excluding extras, VAT, and delivery), it presents a highly accessible option for getting out on the water with a full package including engine.