Couple of negatives in comparison the 600 series rangers and these are minimal maybe Ranger has changed this since.

Ranger bass boat in rough water. Every part of the boat is an integration not an afterthought. The fit and finish is outstanding. An option that may convince more bass anglers to consider the 621 you can have a raised back deck dropped in for great bass-ability in a wide deep big water.

Solid well thought out and smooth is the best way to describe the ride. If you are in rough water the bass cats will have you pissing blood by the time you reach the other end of the lake. Also by being able to adjust the length and depth youre able to keep moving through cleaner water which is going to help as well.

It starts easily every time is quiet while operating and it is easy on oil and fuel. If you want a bass boat that handles rough water get you an Allison. The Eyra is easy to keep dry in rough water and does handle some waves better than the larger hull though some waves the 205 hulls of the FTD series handle better also.

Ranger Boats expands its acclaimed lineup of bay boats with the introduction of the all-new 2660 Bay and 2600 Bay boats. One of my bass club members in his 20 Ranger Comanche had his front seat lifted off and thrown back at him like a spear. That creates the ride and a durability that lasts.

If the gunwales are smaller they could bury in water when making a hard turn. If theres any knock at all on Ranger hulls its that they tend to be slightly heavier and a touch slower than some of the faster boats out there. The fx skeeters have the absolute best ride IMO but I like the look of the other two.

Exclusive to bass boats the performance hull design does what it means. As we past most every other boat in our slot I noticed Rangers Bumble Bees and some other brands of boats coming completly out of the water it was so rough. Ranger talks about a one piece feel and I get it after riding in the 521L.