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Add it all up and what do you get?
The best investment in boating. Better Aesthetics Unmatched fit and finish, from carpet installation to vinyl wrapping Boating’s best hardware, with heavy-duty durability and features like recessed cleats Flush-mount hinges located on the inside of livewells and storage compartments Fully carpeted and finished compartment doors – you won’t see unsightly surfaces on a Lund High-performance, automotive-quality marine painting system for a durable finish, as well as resistance to chipping, peeling, and cracking
Better Engineering  Brilliant I-beam construction, with longitudinal and transverse beams tied together for the ultimate in strength and rigidity Double-riveted seams and single-row riveting for other connections, plus strategic welding for low-stress connections Optimal material performance, using marine-grade 5052 H34 aluminum Injected foam floatation exceeds Coast Guard requirements and quiets the ride The industry’s finest, most durable marine-grade decks and floors –reinforced for extra stability Many patented features reinforced for extra stability
 Better All-Around Quality
Aluminum corner castings Deck mounting pad Deep, full-width splash pan Durable wraparound windshield Easy-access service portals Heavy-duty consoles Heavy-duty transom and gunwales Lighted instrumentation, including engine temperature gauge, fuel gauge, trim gauge, speedometer, tachometer, and voltmeter Long-lasting oven-cured finish Molded interior surfaces and side panels Navigational lighting Recessed stainless steel cleats Reliable LED interior lighting Stainless steel bow rails Vinyl wrapped interior Wider beam for a smoother, more stable ride Features vary by model
Lund - The Aluminum Authority Howard Lund pioneered aluminum fishing boat design when he founded Lund Boat Company in 1948. Today’s most advanced testing affirms what Howard Lund knew: - Aluminum is lighter and more durable than other materials.
- Aluminum’s high strength-to-weight ratio offers more efficient towing and more capacity.
- Aluminum is more economical, and it requires less maintenance.
- Aluminum is also easier to drive, easier to tow, more fuel efficient, more durable, and it offers better handling than other materials.
 What sets Lund apart from other aluminum boat-builders is our ability to get more out of the material. We build our boats to a different standard, with I-beams and double-riveted seams and sophisticated twin-plating that doesn’t add excessive weight. As you compare boats, please do yourself a favor and make sure you’re comparing boats of the same class with same-class features. Do that, and you’ll know which boat to buy.
At Lund, we are so confident in our double-riveted seams and advanced aluminum boat building construction that we back our boats with a lifetime limited warranty. Please click here for warranty details. Legendary Lund quality everywhere you look - Aluminum corner castings
- Deck mounting pad
- Deep, full-width splash pan
- Durable wraparound windshield
- Easy-access service portals
- Flushmount horn
- Heavy-duty consoles
- Heavy-duty transom and gunwales
- Lighted instrumentation, including oil pressure gauge, trim gauge, speedometer, tachometer, and voltmeter
- Long-lasting oven-cured finish
- Molded interior surfaces and side panels
- No-pinch integrated seat hinges
- Recessed stainless steel cleats
- Reliable interior and navigational lighting
- Stainless steel bow rails
- Vinyl wrapped interior
- Wider beam for a smoother ride
Lund Boats – built to take stress.
Airplanes, semi-trucks, skyscrapers, and bridges share a common trait with boats – they’re all moving structures under enormous stress. That is also true of aluminum boats. That is why all Lund boats are double-riveted– just like airplanes and other moving structures under more stress than a weld can bear. | | 
This cross section of an airplane wing shows the similarity to Lund construction methods: Longitudinal I-beams and Z-beams form a strong, rigid structure, fastened with the highest-quality riveting. |
 Renowned Longitudinal Support
Strong and rigid, legendary Lund I-beam construction endures the kind of constant pounding that can break up boats lacking Lund's structural integrity.
Lund transoms are bolted directly to the longitudinal I-beams and knee-braced for unparalleled strength. There is no stronger way to handle today's biggest, most powerful engines.
 Exceptional Foam Floatation
Lund has long been famous for its high levels of floatation foam, exceeding United States Coast Guard requirements and giving your family that extra peace of mind.
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