I recently purchased a new Xpress H51 with a 70hp Yamaha. This past weekend we launched it at Degray Lake and I was quite surprised at the way the boat handeled rough water. The ride was controlled and relatively stable thanks to the hull design. No rattles or squeaks during the ride. I'd have to say Xpress has done their homework! I shopped the competition and am satisfied I made the right choice. The Yamaha 70hp gives plenty of power for planeout and there's plenty of power for cruising.

Forrest M.

Bought a new Xpress H22 Bay in February 2012 from Bill and Shane at Wild Bill's boats on Lake Texoma. This is the second Xpress boat that I have purchased from them. After the great experience I had the first time around, I didn't hesitate to head right back down there to pick up the H22 Bay from them! Heck, they even met me on a Sunday so I could look at boats. Bill also spent quite a bit of time tracking down accessories to make sure it was rigged just like I wanted it.

My family and I love the H22 Bay, having upgraded from an Xpress H17. Whether we're crappie fishing, jugging for cats, or just riding around the lake, it is the perfect boat for us. It's the driest boat I've ridden in and can handle 2-3 foot waves in the lake with no problem, while having a draft shallow enough to sneak back into the creeks. With the Xpress Hyperlift hull, you'd forget you're in an aluminum boat except for the fuel savings and extra speed you gain over fiberglass!! The Xtreme coating on the interior is great too, we can just hose it out when we get home and we are ready for another trip.

Every time I am at the ramp or stop at a gas station, someone comes over to take a look at the boat. With the alumuminum BackTrack trailer under the H22B, it is one sharp rig to pull down the road!

Scott P.

"Absolutely the best bass boat I've ever been in"

Rodney H.