Crest Conquest Line: The Classic Pontoon Collection for Families & Fun

Introduction

The Crest Conquest line represents the heart of Crest Pontoon’s Classic family—a perfect blend of value, quality, and versatility. Built for boaters who value durability, comfort, and smart design, the Conquest models are designed to suit everything from relaxed lake cruising to active family days on the water. With configurable layouts, strong construction, and thoughtful amenities, the Conquest series offers a pontoon experience that’s both accessible and refined.

Key Features & What Makes the Conquest Line Stand Out

Classic, Reliable Construction

All Conquest pontoons are built on Crest’s WEBB chassis, a welded, extruded boxed beam foundation that delivers a stable, rigid frame. This strong chassis minimizes flex and vibration, contributing to a smoother, quieter ride.

Crest applies its decades of craftsmanship to each boat: every weld, piece of aluminum, and fiberglass component is engineered for longevity and quality.

Rails are powder-coated for durability, offering resistance to corrosion while maintaining a premium finish.

Versatile Layouts

The Conquest line is available in multiple sizes—offering 21 ft, 23 ft, and 25 ft models.

Several floorplan configurations are offered, including SLC (rear loungers with captain’s chairs), SLS, SLRC, Fish layouts, and more. This flexibility means you can choose a layout optimized for entertaining, relaxing, or fishing.

In-floor ski and gear storage is standard in many layouts, helping keep the deck clean and organized for both water toys and everyday boating essentials.

Premium Comfort & Amenities

Premium “soft-touch” marine vinyl upholstery creates a refined, comfortable seating experience.

Built-in seat storage, integrated cooler drawers, and clever compartments maximize usable space while keeping things tidy.

Innovative details like the captain’s cooled cupholder, phone charging alcoves, and RGB (color-changing) speaker options show Crest’s focus on comfort and modern lifestyle aspects.

The helm features a fiberglass console, swivel captain’s chair, and ergonomic design for easy control and a relaxing driving experience.

Performance & Power Options

Conquest models support a wide range of engine sizes, from modest outboards up to 250 HP (depending on model), giving owners the flexibility to choose power suited to their use.

Two-tube and three-tube configurations are available, allowing for better stability and lift when more load capacity or performance is needed.

The solid WEBB chassis contributes to stability under power, helping the boat handle conditions smoothly and confidently.

Safety & Practical Design

Non-skid deck surfaces, sturdy rails, and well-placed grab handles ensure passenger safety throughout the boat.

Stainless-steel cleats and durable deck hardware make docking and mooring dependable.

Reliable in-floor storage helps stow life jackets, water toys, and ropes without crowding walkways.

Boarding and water access are made safe and easy, thanks to well-designed platform areas.

Craftsmanship & Legacy

Crest has been building pontoons since the late 1950s, and the Conquest line reflects decades of experience in constructing durable, well-made boats.

Upholstery, seating, and build details are handcrafted, with strong emphasis on both utility and passenger comfort.

With Crest’s reputation, Conquest owners get a pontoon that is both practical for day boating and built to last.

Ideal Use Cases & Buyer Profiles for the Conquest Line

The Crest Conquest series appeals to a wide range of boaters, including:

Family Cruisers: With its spacious layouts, stable platform, and smart storage, Conquest pontoons are perfect for family days, relaxing, or taking kids out on the water.

Social Entertainers: The layout flexibility, integrated coolers, and comfortable seating make the Conquest great for hosting friends, picnicking, or lounging on the lake.

Water Activity Enthusiasts: Options like in-floor ski storage and higher engine power make Conquest models suitable for waterskiing or tubing.

Budget-Conscious Buyers: While still offering premium build and design, the Conquest line is positioned as the “classic” Crest option—delivering real value for quality pontoon boating.

Trusted Long-Term Ownership: Because of Crest’s craftsmanship and strong chassis design, Conquest pontoons are also attractive to buyers who view their boat as a long-term investment.

Pros & Considerations of the Conquest Series

Pros:

• Strong, welded chassis delivers durability and stability

• Multiple layouts to match your boating style and needs

• High-quality construction and thoughtful design details

• Excellent storage options to maximize space and convenience

• Range of engine options to balance power and efficiency

• Legacy brand with more than six decades of pontoon building experience

Considerations:

• Larger Conquest models may require a more powerful tow vehicle or trailer setup

• Depending on the chosen layout, premium options can increase total cost

• As with any pontoon, very rough water may be less ideal than in a deep-V hull boat

• Regular maintenance required for upholstery, pontoons, and mechanical components

• Some layouts (like “Fish”) trade off lounge space for utility, so choose based on your priorities

Why the Crest Conquest Line Is a Smart Choice

The Crest Conquest series stands out for its balance of tradition, quality, and value. Crest doesn’t compromise on construction: the WEBB chassis, handcrafted seats, and premium materials all contribute to a pontoon built to last. At the same time, the thoughtful layout options make the Conquest modular, usable, and easy to personalize.

If you're looking for a pontoon boat that’s family-friendly, robust, and genuinely comfortable—and you want a proven brand with real craftsmanship—the Conquest line earns serious consideration. Whether you’re cruising, entertaining, fishing, or just relaxing, a Conquest model provides a refined, enjoyable experience on the water.