Where are all the Pocket Cruisers?

Historically, the term “pocket cruiser” referred to boats from 24’ to 32’ (7.3 to 9.7 m) which had sleeping accommodations for from 2 to 4 people, and which were light enough, and narrow enough, to be trailered.  The concept was to be able to go overnight cruising, and long-distance cruising because distant spots were only a few hours away by highway. But, over the last 20 years consumers have trended away from this activity, and most builders have dropped these models – but a few still exist! Covid-19 , the elimination of foreign travel, and social distancing have all focused buyers’ attention on an old concept that still makes sense today. See the video.