SŌLACE Unveils 41CT as Its First Centre-Console Catamaran
SŌLACE Boats has introduced the 41CT, the Florida builder’s first centre-console catamaran, ahead of a public showcase at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show from October 28 through November 1.
The new model moves SŌLACE into a twin-hull category while retaining the fishing, cruising and premium-finish focus of its existing offshore range.
Official specifications list the 41CT at 41 feet 3 inches overall with a 12-foot beam. Draft is listed at 15 inches with the engines up and 15 inches with them down.
SŌLACE lists an approximate dry weight of 20,000 pounds with engines, a 950-gallon fuel capacity, 40 gallons of freshwater and 15 gallons of waste capacity.
The boat is built around the space advantages of a catamaran platform. The company highlights dual-row seating, an opening aft cockpit bulkhead and a mezzanine seat with storage below it.
The official floor plans also show a broad bow area, substantial cockpit space and multiple helm and upper-station configurations.
For anglers, SŌLACE lists two 60-gallon livewells and two 187-gallon fish boxes. Those capacities reinforce the company’s positioning of the 41CT as a serious offshore fishing platform rather than a purely luxury day boat.
The 12-foot beam and twin-hull layout also make ownership logistics important. Marina slips, haul-out equipment, winter storage and transport arrangements need to suit the actual dimensions and loaded weight of the boat.
That point is especially relevant in Canada, where seasonal haul-out and winterization are central parts of ownership in many regions.
The launch is not yet a Canadian retail announcement. SŌLACE has not published a Canadian MSRP, local delivery schedule or Canada-specific standard engine and electronics package in the material reviewed.
A buyer comparing the 41CT with other premium offshore boats therefore needs a complete delivered quotation rather than a currency conversion from any U.S. pricing that may emerge.
Dealer support will be equally important. A boat of this size can combine multiple outboards, electronics, pumps, plumbing, refrigeration, lighting and other onboard systems that may involve more than one service provider.
Before delivery, owners need clarity on commissioning, warranty administration, parts supply and which service network will support the boat on their home water.
A sea trial will provide information that specifications cannot. Low-speed handling, visibility, wind response, turning behaviour, acceleration and ride quality all depend on loading, engines, sea state and setup.
SŌLACE will use the Fort Lauderdale show to put the 41CT in front of owners, dealers and marine media. The official product page already provides the core dimensions and layout, while the show should give buyers their first opportunity to inspect the new platform in person.
The 41CT is a meaningful lineup expansion because it is not simply another length in the existing SŌLACE range. It is the company’s first centre-console catamaran and a new hull architecture for the brand.
