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Weeres Pontoons was formed in 1952 from a farmer's simple idea. In the rural town of Richmond, Minn., Ambrose Weeres had theorized that if you put a wooden platform on top of two columns of steel barrels, welded together end to end, you would have a sturdy deck that would be more stable on a lake than a conventional boat. With this first prototype, the pontoon boat was born.

Living in the land of 10,000 lakes, Weeres thought his idea might have some marketing potential. He started out building a small number boats, calling them “The Empress," and selling them locally with the help of a few dealers. Little did he realize just how popular these boats would become.

Quality, attention to detail and continuous innovation are what make Weeres, the Original Pontoon, still the best in boating today. Solid and well crafted, your Weeres pontoon is built for safety and long life.

Each .080 gauge aluminum pontoon tube is internally bulkheaded, safety vented and pressure tested, providing three or more waterproof chambers. The canoe-shaped nose with splash guards and internally welded nosebar provide added safety and performance. Heavy-duty anodized aluminum railing, electrostatically painted aluminum side paneling, premium marine graphics and stainless steel fasteners ensure beauty and long life. Railing spacers are installed for water drainage and cleaning. Wheelchairwidth gates open to the inside for safety and ease of access.

Top-quality marine grade vinyl resists fading and a 33 oz. stain-resistant coated base vinyl provides comfort and the feel of leather. Sure-Life© full-height rotationally molded plastic seat frames are designed with water channels and raised inside compartments for excellent on-board storage. UVinhibited, 22 oz. marine designer carpeting resists fading and is durable in a wide range of climates. And all Weeres pontoons are quality constructed for safety and certified by the NMMA (National Marine Manufacturers Association).Please read the owner 's manual and all labels and safety checklists before operating your pontoon and motor.

To ensure safe boating, always wear personal flotation devices, and never operate your pontoon while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.Always maintain proper load balance when operating any marine craft. A bow-heavy load can severely affect performance and could pose a safety hazard.