The 20SBX combines family-friendly features with modern styling for a true do-it-all day boat. Photo courtesy, Stingray
Stingray has long been known for building family-focused boats, and the new 20SBX (for Sand Bar Extreme) takes that legacy a step further with a platform optimized for a wide range of on-water activities. At 20 feet, 3 inches, with an 8-foot, 6-inch beam, the 20SBX has a max capacity of 10 people (that’s a lot for a 20-footer). Built on the company’s exclusive Z-Plane hull and leveraging up to 150-hp of outboard power, the new model is designed to be equally comfortable towing skiers (with optional pop-up ski pole, or wake tower), casting lines, or lounging at the sand bar.
STANDOUT FEATURES
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The helm of the 20SBX is simple and uncluttered, featuring a 12-inch widescreen Simrad MFD, Fusion stereo control, and side mount binnacle. Dual bucket seats with bolsters provide comfort and good visibility.
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The open bow offers plush stain-resistant upholstery for lounging, as well as the essential cupholders, speakers, and grab rails. Storage beneath the seats is plentiful, and an available filler cushion converts the bow into a sun pad. The billet-machined windshield gives a clean, modern look and an optional wake tower makes the 20SBX well-equipped for tow sports.
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Flush-mounted rod holders and oversize cupholders are found aft. An optional fishing package adds a fishing seat and trolling motor harness.
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Aft-facing seats on an oversized swim platform offer a good vantage point when relaxing at anchor. An available Fusion audio upgrade brings the speaker count to six.
| Length | 20´3˝ |
| Beam | 8’ 6” |
| Draft | 13.5” |
| Engine | Up to 150 hp |
| Fuel Capacity | 40 gallonss |
| Price | Starts at $49,995 |
Published: February 2026
Contributing Editor, BoatUS Magazine
Mike is a lifelong waterman who grew up surfing, diving, and fishing on Florida’s east coast. After graduating from the University of Florida, he and his brother bought and refit a 24-foot shoal draft cruising sailboat, which they sailed extensively throughout the Florida Keys. A passion for boat restoration ensued, with the latest being a 22-foot center-console he fishes out of Sebastian Inlet. With 15 years working in the marine industry, including mechanical, marketing, and communications positions at leading companies, Mike leverages his diverse background to distill complex topics into entertaining and encouraging stories that resonate with boaters of all experience levels.