What is the maximum weight fully outfitted with 10 POB?

• A. 8,400 Lbs
• B. 11,800 Lbs
• C. 9,960 Lbs
• D. 12,000 Lbs

Answer: (B)

Weight capacity is about how much the boat can carry in total, including the hull itself, fuel, gear, and all people aboard, while still staying within safe stability and buoyancy limits. For the 29'RBS II, the maximum weight you can have when it’s fully outfitted with ten people on board is 11,800 pounds. This rating keeps the center of gravity and overall stability within tested safety margins. If you add the ten people (roughly 1,850 pounds if we use a typical average), you must still stay under that total limit, which is why this figure represents the maximum fully loaded condition. The other options either exceed this safety limit or don’t reflect the total allowable load with ten occupants, so 11,800 pounds is the correct maximum.