MINNEAPOLIS — Cobalt Boats, a manufacturer of luxury powerboats in the United States, has renewed its Partner Membership in the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas.
“We take great pride in the level of detail and professionalism that we present to our customers through a team effort with our dealers,” says Paxson St. Clair, President & CEO of Cobalt Boats. “We believe our partnership with the MRAA helps to provide a great resource for our dealers in a way that expands talent, knowledge, skill, and commitment in the service of creating an unmistakable experience for the boating public.”
Cobalt Boats, out of Neodesha, Kansas, designs and crafts luxury power boats with models from 20 to 37 feet in length. Its product line ranges from bowriders to cuddies and cruisers, and everything in between. The company is dedicated to reliability, innovation, design, quality and all the little details.
“We’re proud to call Cobalt Boats a Partner Member,” says Matt Gruhn, President of MRAA. “Cobalt has consistently demonstrated that they are an industry leader when it comes to taking care of their dealers, which makes this partnership all the more valuable.”
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At the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas, we believe that for the marine industry to thrive, the companies that interact with the boater in their community must thrive. Those businesses determine the boater’s experience and are the leading factor in the industry’s success. The MRAA works to create a strong and healthy boating industry by uniting those businesses, providing them with opportunities for improvement and growth, and representing them with a powerful voice. For more information, visit
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