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One test drive and you'll know - it's IPS™ or bust. Faster, higher, smoother, drier - and that's just a start. Lund IPS™ has become the most copied hull design in boat building – and for good reason. But, building a genuine IPS™ hull requires costly technology and unique insights into the interplay of aluminum and hull dynamics. A flat spot on the bottom of the hull isn’t IPS™ technology and doesn’t deliver IPS™ advantages. Lund IPS is the perfect integration and optimization of the power strake, the reverse chine, and the footprint. How these three components work together creates incredible IPS™ performance that is greater than the sum of its parts: - More MPH
- Faster hole shots
- Better planing at slow, slow speeds
- Better overall boat control
- Exceptional stability, especially in turns
- Minimal motor strain for increased efficiency and lower fuel consumption
- Easier handling of big, high-HP motors
- A drier, smoother ride with less spray
- Easier backtrolling – In fact, you’ll be able to position your boat with more precision and present your bait with more accuracy, so you can get on fish and stay on fish
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The ride and performance of my 2025 IFS/LE is second to none. The IPS2 Hull creates a boating experience that is simply amazing. When you combine the IPS2 feature with the set-back console design, it creates the driest, smoothest ride of any boat on the market.
- Tom Backer |
| Baron™ • Tyee™ • Pro-V
Predator • Pro Guide • Explorer • Sport Angler IPS™ 2 also features the central power strake, but also has a deeper V and additional strakes to help drive down spray and create a smoother, drier ride with a flatter wake. | | | 
| Pro Sport • Classic • Alaskan • SSV Original IPS™ – built with a wider, longer central power strake – feeds the propeller solid, non-turbulent water for unmatched performance. |
Superior Fuel Efficiency The Lund IPS™ hull delivers a solid flow of water directly to the propeller, which allows the prop - and entire motor - to work with less effort. Minimal strain means greater efficiency, which significantly reduces fuel consumption. Because aluminum is lighter and easier to handle than other materials, fuel consumption is reduced further. |  |
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