Outboard side of the 35-foot family. The product page is titled R35 Coastal. Same 35′ 4″ length and 10′ 10″ beam as the sterndrive R35, but the tank jumps to 250 gallons. Yacht Certified, head yes. Not the August 2026 arrival. That was the R26. This is the open Coastal 35.
Cobalt markets these as Outboard Class / Coastal Edition. The saltwater package they print is stainless, sealed electrics, water management, coastal GPS, carpet-free storage, redundant bilge, and a self-bailing cockpit. That is the list I have. I am not adding zincs, paint, or other gear they did not print. Siblings: R35 is the sterndrive. R35 Coupe is the covered sterndrive. R35 Surf is the wake boat. R35 Coastal Coupe is the outboard coupe. This page is the open outboard.
Factory specs
- LOA: 35′ 4″
- Beam: 10′ 10″
- Fuel: 250 gal
- Capacity: Yacht Certified
- Head: yes
Two hundred fifty gallons is the number that matters if you actually leave the inlet. The sterndrive R35 carries 165. I do not have dry weight, draft, or an engine chart on the Coastal card I copied, so those are omitted. Factory page if you need the outboard list. Ten-foot-ten is still a wide-load conversation next to the 8′ 6″ boats.
If you keep one in salt, I want to hear how the Coastal Edition package actually lives after a season, not after a boat-show wipe-down. I live in the Seattle area. Salt is not my daily water, which is why I want your photos.
Owner pictures to editor@mycobalt.net. If the R35 Coastal bumped something out of the slip, list it here for $25 (or $50 premium). This post is not a boat for sale.
Photo: Cobalt Boats. Specs from cobaltboats.com, August 2026.
