MJM’s 35z offers what other outboards have sought to achieve- that delicate balance of performance and comfortable, all-weather boating. Two factors explain the achievement: MJM’s unique epoxy composite construction for a stronger, lighter and longer-lasting hull, and a seakindly Zurn-designed modified deep-V design with a greater waterline length-to-beam ratio of 3.5-to-1, versus the typical 2.7or 3-to-1 ratio. This further explains her delicate appetite- this 35 footer burns just 1.2 mpg with twin Merc Vorado 300s pushing her at 35mph. Another plus: comfort at speeds approaching 50 mph. The 35z hull shape gains stability the faster it goes as lifting strakes and chine flats redirect wave and wake energy into effective stabilizing forces. Voila, sporty speed and handling, with all the cottage comforts.

The MJM Yachts 40z is an eco-smart, thoughtfully created game-changer built with advanced composites, having an innovative layout and superior handling. Her strong, lightweight wet pre-preg, post-cure, epoxy/Eglass/Corecell hull results in a very low center of gravity, which translates into greater stability and seaworthiness as well as an impressively comfortable ride. Along with the Nordhavn 40, she is one of only two 40’ yachts ISO Certified Category A Ocean. Her optional Seakeeper gyrostabilizer guarantees “no roll” comfort and less fatigue. Adding further to gracious living is the flush deck from cockpit to helm, combined with side boarding doors at floating dock height. Gone are the many upstairs, downstairs and boarding challenges encountered on other yachts. That large deck for entertaining, fully-opening front windshields, panoramic sightlines and a uniquely open galley with dinette below are real eye-openers in terms of space utilization and ventilation. But to many, 40z’s greatest attribute is how she drives.

In its 43z, MJM Yachts offers the cruising comforts of its unique, high tech designs along with the sporty handling, enhanced speed and shoal water versatility of outboard power. The launch of the 43z, and its sistership the 35z, represent the development of a new category of boat, the outboard express cruiser. Boaters who now own outboard-powered center consoles, but are looking for more comfort underway and at anchor, can have both in MJM’s two new entries. The new 43z with triple outboards features speeds to 50 mph, go-anywhere shoal draft, responsive handling and low maintenance. And that is now paired with those features MJMs are noted for: all-weather cruising comfort in an offshore capable, quality-built yacht. The result? Going to the beach becomes an easy weekend experience. Anchored bow out, engines up, with stern beach anchor, the new 43z becomes a virtual beach cottage with all the comforts just a few feet from the sand. Boaters will love the technological and control advances of the 43z’s triple Mercury 350 hp Verados with joystick piloting, Skyhook, autopilot, low maintenance costs, easy pre-flight checks, and quiet running. This bundle of owner benefits is enhanced further by the roll-stopping, optional, Seakeeper 5. The longevity and quality of an inboard boat is often defined by engine life, while that of an outboard boat isn’t, because it’s no big deal to clamp on a new outboard. That means the epoxy composite 43z, built lighter and “Boston Strong” by Boston BoatWorks, will hold its value and be around for a long time. A Zurn- designed hull provides a smooth 3.5:1 length-to-beam running surface you will appreciate from the moment you take the helm until the moment someone pries your fingers from the wheel. MJM 43z is the outboard version of what many say is the best all-round express cruiser on the market, the IPS-powered MJM 40z. To create the 43z, the proven hull was extended to 42’ 7” with a robust outboard propulsion platform. LOA with engines and anchor roller is over 46 feet. Like all MJMs, the 43z is well and functionally outfitted. On deck, all finishes are kept hose-and-go simple. The Esthec decking feels great underfoot and while adding a warm styling element, adds nothing to maintenance requirements. There are side boarding doors at floating dock height for easy access onto a flush deck that is without obstacles from stern to helm. Opening windshields, windows and hatches are there for the times you want to feel the wind in your hair. When enclosed, the bridgedeck has great lounging space with a view from every seat—heat or air conditioning to your heart’s content. Belowdecks, there is a good working galley, a big comfy island berth for two and a head to port with separate shower and seat to starboard. The entire cabin is in classic Herreshoff style, accented in cherry that will remind you fondly of the brand’s New England roots.

The MJM 50z is an eco-smart game-changer featuring advanced composite construction, an innovative layout and the latest stabilizing technology. Her stronger, lightweight epoxy construction results in a very low vertical center of gravity. That translates into greater stability, ISO-certified Category A seaworthiness, and an impressively comfortable ride. MJM 50z was the first motoryacht worldwide to offer the "no roll" Seakeeper Gyrostabilizer as standard equipment. Adding further to comfort and livability: Her flush-deck layout from cockpit to helm combined with side boarding doors at floating dock height eliminates the many up-downs and boarding access challenges of other yachts. You want to look at your boat with pride and know you own a work of art. A boat that draws compliments on entering the harbor—not a "here today and gone tomorrow" styling. That's why Doug Zurn was chosen as the designer. He has the best eye in the business and created the Shelter Island 38 for singer Billy Joel. A U.S. design patent protects that unique MJM signature look. There are other important benefits of the 50z's sleek profile: Lower bridge clearance, greater stability for seaworthiness, faster hose-down after use, less windage and easier trucking overland.