2026 Bennington Q Series 25 QFBX1

Dressed in ****, the 2026 Bennington Q Series 25 QFBX1 makes it easy to spot the difference between “nice day on the water” and “why don’t we do this every weekend?” This is a **pontoon** built with the **Pinnacle of Luxury** mindset—sleek, confident, and ready to turn an ordinary shoreline into your personal backdrop.
At **28.2 feet (8.6 m)** long with a **10-foot (3 m) beam**, it has the kind of presence that feels substantial the moment you step aboard. The **aluminum hull** rides on **three 32-inch-diameter pontoons**, giving you the stable, roomy platform you want when the plan includes everything from laid-back cruising to a full-on social float. With capacity for **up to 17 passengers**, it’s basically a VIP lounge that happens to travel.
The layout keeps the good times flowing. You’ve got **four cockpit sofas**, **five open-bow seats**, and a dedicated **helm chair** that makes the captain’s spot feel like a true command center. A **cockpit table** is ready for snacks, cards, or dockside takeout—whatever your crew calls “lunch.” Underfoot, **vinyl flooring** keeps things practical without killing the vibe, and a **Bimini top** brings quick shade when the sun decides it’s the main character.
Power comes from an **outboard** setup with **fuel injection** (yes, it’s **fuel injected**, with a **fuel level gauge** keeping tabs), spinning a **propeller** through a **2.15:1 gear ratio**. The **power trim** and **steering assist** help make cruising smooth and confident, with **remote outboard steering control** keeping everything right where you want it. And with a recommended range from **90 to 450 horsepower**, you can tailor the personality—from easygoing glide to serious get-up-and-go.
Add in **Rockford Fosgate® audio with Bluetooth®**, and the soundtrack is always exactly what the moment needs. In ****, this Bennington isn’t just a new boat—it’s a new habit.

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Drive Line

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Exterior

Steering

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Glass

Dressed in ****, the 2026 Bennington Q Series 25 QFBX1 makes it easy to spot the difference between “nice day on the water” and “why don’t we do this every weekend?” This is a **pontoon** built with the **Pinnacle of Luxury** mindset—sleek, confident, and ready to turn an ordinary shoreline into your personal backdrop.
At **28.2 feet (8.6 m)** long with a **10-foot (3 m) beam**, it has the kind of presence that feels substantial the moment you step aboard. The **aluminum hull** rides on **three 32-inch-diameter pontoons**, giving you the stable, roomy platform you want when the plan includes everything from laid-back cruising to a full-on social float. With capacity for **up to 17 passengers**, it’s basically a VIP lounge that happens to travel.
The layout keeps the good times flowing. You’ve got **four cockpit sofas**, **five open-bow seats**, and a dedicated **helm chair** that makes the captain’s spot feel like a true command center. A **cockpit table** is ready for snacks, cards, or dockside takeout—whatever your crew calls “lunch.” Underfoot, **vinyl flooring** keeps things practical without killing the vibe, and a **Bimini top** brings quick shade when the sun decides it’s the main character.
Power comes from an **outboard** setup with **fuel injection** (yes, it’s **fuel injected**, with a **fuel level gauge** keeping tabs), spinning a **propeller** through a **2.15:1 gear ratio**. The **power trim** and **steering assist** help make cruising smooth and confident, with **remote outboard steering control** keeping everything right where you want it. And with a recommended range from **90 to 450 horsepower**, you can tailor the personality—from easygoing glide to serious get-up-and-go.
Add in **Rockford Fosgate® audio with Bluetooth®**, and the soundtrack is always exactly what the moment needs. In ****, this Bennington isn’t just a new boat—it’s a new habit.

Color Options

Pricing

Engine

Drive Line

Technical Specifications

Exterior

Steering

Instrumentation

Glass

Dressed in ****, the 2026 Bennington Q Series 25 QFBX1 makes it easy to spot the difference between “nice day on the water” and “why don’t we do this every weekend?” This is a **pontoon** built with the **Pinnacle of Luxury** mindset—sleek, confident, and ready to turn an ordinary shoreline into your personal backdrop.
At **28.2 feet (8.6 m)** long with a **10-foot (3 m) beam**, it has the kind of presence that feels substantial the moment you step aboard. The **aluminum hull** rides on **three 32-inch-diameter pontoons**, giving you the stable, roomy platform you want when the plan includes everything from laid-back cruising to a full-on social float. With capacity for **up to 17 passengers**, it’s basically a VIP lounge that happens to travel.
The layout keeps the good times flowing. You’ve got **four cockpit sofas**, **five open-bow seats**, and a dedicated **helm chair** that makes the captain’s spot feel like a true command center. A **cockpit table** is ready for snacks, cards, or dockside takeout—whatever your crew calls “lunch.” Underfoot, **vinyl flooring** keeps things practical without killing the vibe, and a **Bimini top** brings quick shade when the sun decides it’s the main character.
Power comes from an **outboard** setup with **fuel injection** (yes, it’s **fuel injected**, with a **fuel level gauge** keeping tabs), spinning a **propeller** through a **2.15:1 gear ratio**. The **power trim** and **steering assist** help make cruising smooth and confident, with **remote outboard steering control** keeping everything right where you want it. And with a recommended range from **90 to 450 horsepower**, you can tailor the personality—from easygoing glide to serious get-up-and-go.
Add in **Rockford Fosgate® audio with Bluetooth®**, and the soundtrack is always exactly what the moment needs. In ****, this Bennington isn’t just a new boat—it’s a new habit.

Color Options

Pricing

Engine

Drive Line

Technical Specifications

Exterior

Steering

Instrumentation

Glass