A boat built to follow
STATT 21
Designed for anglers and active recreational users who need a boat that can handle rough conditions. The hull is engineered to maximise deck space and provide generous storage compartments.
A stable keelboat with the load capacity and reliability expected from a true working boat.
Length
6,3 m
Width
2,4 m
Weight (without engine)
650 KG
Total weight (80 HP)
900 KG
Maximum number of persons
8
Load capacity
650
CE category
C
Engine size HP
40 – 80 (115)
Long shaft
Standard equipment
Helm console:
Ergonomically positioned with space for a 9” chartplotter and echo sounder.
Steering:
Hydraulic steering as standard.
Drainage system:
Double self bailing system.
Safety:
Integrated boarding ladder and sturdy grab handles.
Electrical:
Pre-installed cable ducts for easy equipment installation.
Windscreen
Aluminium railings
Optional equipment
Folding seats
Targa bar: Prepared for rod holders and work lights.
Console guard
Protection: Console cover and skipper’s seat rain cover.
Railings: Choice of high or low aluminium railings.
Pot hauler mount: Number and placement according to preference.
Moulded into the structure for maximum strength.
Design & Function
Maximum deck space: Open, uncluttered working areas ideal for fishing, pot hauling or transport.
Stability: A keel-based hull that remains steady both at speed and when stationary with weight over the side.
The boat tracks straight even at low speeds when hauling gear from the sea.
Robust construction: Built to withstand daily use for many years, with durable GRP materials and low-maintenance design.
The Name – STATT
On the map it says Stad. Along the coast, people say Statt. Stadhavet is one of the most demanding stretches of sea in Norway. Here, currents, weather and seabed conditions meet in ways that test both people and boats.
The name has roots in Old Norse, staðr, meaning “that which stands”. A place where you waited. A place where you respected the forces around you.
