The Coaster 515BR is being presented in Interboot 2026's My First Boat area as a compact bowrider aimed at straightforward recreational use. The official show listing gives a length of 5.10m, beam of 1.95m and weight of 600kg.
Interboot also labels the model a trade-fair novelty and lists a maximum draft of 0.35m. Those figures make the boat relevant to owners who need manageable dimensions for launching, trailering and shallow-water access.
A simple bowrider layout
The 515BR uses a conventional open bowrider arrangement with seating ahead of the windscreen and a cockpit behind the consoles. That keeps the layout familiar for families moving into powered boating for the first time.
Power comes from a single petrol outboard, with the Interboot entry listing 58.8kW total output for the displayed specification. Buyers should confirm the actual engine fitted to any individual boat because dealer packages can vary.
Low draft supports inland use
A published maximum draft of 0.35m can be useful on lakes, rivers and shallow launch areas where deeper boats become restrictive. It does not remove the need to watch local depth, underwater hazards and the additional draft created by a lowered outboard.
The 600kg quoted weight is also a bare-boat figure rather than a complete towing weight. Fuel, engine, batteries, equipment and the trailer itself all need to be included when matching the boat to a tow vehicle.
Interboot puts first ownership in focus
The My First Boat area is designed to help newcomers compare practical ownership choices rather than only high-end equipment. A 5.10m boat such as the Coaster gives visitors a useful reference point for storage, towing and routine maintenance.
The show designation confirms the 515BR as a current Interboot novelty, but buyers should still compare dealer specifications and local compliance details before ordering. Leisure Boat Guide treats the show listing as the verified source for the current presentation.