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Outdoor Leisure Usa recalls

Outdoor Leisure Usa boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 79 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected79reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Outdoor Leisure Usa has one federal safety recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard. In May 1996, the company recalled 79 units of the 130SP model for level flotation defects. This single campaign from nearly three decades ago suggests a relatively clean safety record, but buyers of the 130SP should confirm the remedy was completed.

All Outdoor Leisure Usa recalls

What to check before you buy a used Outdoor Leisure Usa

  1. Verify whether your target boat is a 130SP model manufactured around 1996.
  2. Request documentation proving the flotation remedy (recall 961436S) was completed by a dealer or the manufacturer.
  3. Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation integrity regardless of remedy records, as foam can degrade over time.
  4. Cross reference the hull identification number (HIN) against the recall campaign to confirm whether your specific unit was affected.

Frequently asked questions

How many boat recalls does Outdoor Leisure Usa have?

Outdoor Leisure Usa has one federal recall on record, issued in May 1996 for flotation defects on 79 units of the 130SP model.

What was wrong with the Outdoor Leisure Usa 130SP flotation?

The 1996 recall cited level flotation issues, meaning the foam flotation did not meet Coast Guard standards for keeping the boat afloat and level if swamped.

Should I avoid buying a used Outdoor Leisure Usa 130SP?

Not necessarily, but confirm the flotation recall remedy was completed and have a surveyor verify the foam is still intact and effective.

Are newer Outdoor Leisure Usa boats safe from recalls?

The only recall on record is from 1996 for a single model. No other Outdoor Leisure Usa models or years appear in the federal recall database.