Model Authority Guide
Regal LX9
A 29 foot twin outboard bowrider with a Garmin glass helm, an optional Seakeeper and seating for a big crew.
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- Length
- 29 ft
- Beam
- 9 ft
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Quick answer
The Regal LX9 is a 29 ft twin outboard bowrider with a 9 ft beam, a 19 degree deadrise and a 150 gallon fuel tank. Regal lists a 7,600 lb dry weight, dual 12 inch Garmin displays, dual UltraLounges and an enclosed head. In Regal testing with twin Yamaha F250s it reached 61.1 mph, and with twin F200s it cruised at 32.0 mph at 2.24 mpg.
Quick specs
- LOA
- 29 ft
- Beam
- 9 ft
- Fuel
- 150 gal
- Capacity
- Yacht Certified
- Deadrise
- 19°
- Hull type
- Outboard bowrider, FasTrac hull
- Dry weight
- 7,600 lb
- Freshwater
- 15 gal
- Source note
- Regal LX9 model page (regalboats.com, read November 1, 2026) and Regal performance reports dated 2023 and 2024.
- Power tested
- Twin Yamaha F200 or F250
- Waste/holding
- 11 gal
- Draft (drive up)
- 1 ft 9 in
- Draft (drive down)
- 2 ft 6 in
Current inventory
Regal LX9 boats for sale now
Current asking range: $220,000 to $228,500
Sold market data
Recent Regal LX9 sales
- Sales recorded (12 months)
- 3
- Model years represented
- 1
- Latest recorded month
- 2026-08
- Avg days on market
- 85
| Model year | Sales |
|---|---|
| 2024 | 3 |
Individual closing prices and dates are never published. Request the private sold report for transaction-level details.
Expert assessment
Broker's take on the Regal LX9
The LX9 is a big bowrider built for a full crew. The layout gives you dual UltraLounges, a social seat, a wetbar, a center walkthrough to the bow and a low swim platform that wraps around the outboards.
Twin outboards give it real speed: Regal recorded 61.1 mph with F250s and 0 to 30 mph in about 9 seconds with either engine package. The twin F200 package is the efficient choice at 2.24 mpg at a 32 mph cruise.
Options separate boats more than year does. Look for the Seakeeper 1, Helm Master EX joystick, the PowerHardtop or PowerTower and the companion screen.
Who this boat fits
- Large families and groups who day boat, swim and tube
- Owners who want twin engine redundancy on a bowrider
- Buyers moving up from a 25 to 27 foot bowrider
Who should look elsewhere
- Buyers who want to surf, see the LS9 Surf
- Owners who want to stay aboard overnight, see the Regal 33 XO
Strengths
- Seating for a large crew with dual UltraLounges and a social seat
- Strong speed from twin outboards, up to 61.1 mph in Regal testing
- Low wraparound swim platform
- Glass helm with joystick and autopilot options
- Optional Seakeeper 1
Tradeoffs
- Open bowrider with limited weather protection
- 9 ft beam and 7,600 lb dry weight make trailering a bigger job
- Twin outboards double engine maintenance
- Few used boats on the market so far
Overview
What the LX9 is
The LX9 is the largest outboard bowrider in Regal's LX range. Regal builds the same platform as the sterndrive LS9 and the LS9 Surf.
Size and capacity
Regal lists 29 ft overall, a 9 ft beam and a 7,600 lb dry weight. Fuel capacity is 150 gallons, with a 15 gallon freshwater tank and an 11 gallon waste tank. Draft is 21 in with the drive up and 30 in with it down. Capacity is listed as Yacht Certified.
Power
Regal publishes performance reports for twin Yamaha F200 and twin Yamaha F250 outboards, and offers Helm Master EX with joystick and autopilot.
Features & layout
Helm
- Dual 12 inch Garmin glass displays with digital switching
- Companion screen option
- Yamaha Helm Master EX with joystick and autopilot option
Cockpit and seating
- Dual UltraLounges
- Social seat and wetbar
- Center walkthrough to the bow
- SandbarSubs audio option
- Storage for a Yeti 45 cooler
Shade
- PowerHardtop or PowerTower options
Swim platform
- Low swim platform that wraps around the outboards
Comfort
- Enclosed head
- Seakeeper 1 option, which Regal says removes up to 95% of roll
Hull
Regal's FasTrac hull, which Regal credits with up to 26% faster speeds and up to 30% better efficiency.
Propulsion & performance
| Engine config | Cruise | Fuel burn | Top speed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2× Yamaha F250 (500 hp total) | 32.8 mph @ 3500 rpm · 1.82 mpg | 18 gph | 61.1 mph | Regal Marine performance report for the LX9, test date April 26, 2023. Top speed 61.1 mph at 6050 rpm. 0 to 30 mph in 9.0 seconds. |
| 2× Yamaha F200 (400 hp total) | 32 mph @ 4000 rpm · 2.24 mpg | 14.3 gph | 52 mph | Regal Marine performance report for the LX9, test date February 1, 2024. Top speed 52.0 mph at 6050 rpm. 0 to 30 mph in 8.9 seconds. |
Production history
Regal's LX9 performance reports date from April 2023 with twin Yamaha F250s and February 2024 with twin F200s. The LX9 is on Regal's current model lineup alongside its sterndrive sister models, the LS9 and LS9 Surf.
Model-year guidance
- 2023 onward: twin Yamaha outboards, with F200 and F250 packages tested by Regal.
Engine package, Seakeeper, Helm Master EX joystick and shade choice separate boats of the same year. PYM has no recorded LX9 sales yet, so compare options carefully when pricing.
Market
Public market guidance
Live inventory on PYM (November 1, 2026): no Regal LX9 listings are live right now.
Recorded sales: PYM has no recorded Regal LX9 sales in its data yet, so asking prices are the only market signal and should be treated with care.
Prices reflect PYM listing and sales records only. Equipment, engine hours, location and condition move individual boats well above or below these ranges. See current Regal inventory and the latest market reports.
Value factors
- Model year and engine hours
- Engine package: twin F200 or twin F250
- Seakeeper 1
- Helm Master EX joystick and autopilot
- PowerHardtop or PowerTower
- Trailer included or not
Ownership
Ownership costs & practices
Plan for routine service on two Yamaha outboards. In Regal testing the twin F250s burned 18.0 gallons per hour at 3500 rpm and 49.5 gallons per hour at wide open throttle. Fresh water rinse and anode checks matter in salt water. A Seakeeper, if fitted, has its own service schedule.
Buying a used Regal LX9? Protect the engines and onboard systems after factory coverage ends.
Get a used boat warranty quoteAreas buyers should inspect carefully
- Hours and service records on both outboards
- Seakeeper service history, if fitted
- Hardtop or tower mechanism, UltraLounge hardware and upholstery
- Engine and drive survey with oil analysis, compression checks and full service records
- Hull, deck and transom by a qualified marine surveyor, including moisture readings
- Electronics, joystick, autopilot and steering function
- Generator hours and service history, if fitted
- Air conditioning, refrigeration, heads and freshwater systems
- Hardtop, windshield, canvas and hatch seals
- Sea trial at cruise and top speed, compared with Regal's published numbers where they exist
Buying practices
- Compare several boats of similar year and engine package before making an offer
- Use PYM recorded sales, not asking prices alone, to set a fair offer
- Make any offer subject to survey and sea trial
- Check any remaining manufacturer and engine warranty and whether it transfers
- Review service records for engines and onboard systems
Alternatives to consider
- Regal LS9: sterndrive version of the same layout
- Regal LS9 Surf: same layout with the Regal Surf System
- Regal LX6: smaller Regal outboard bowrider
- Regal 33 OBX: larger Regal outboard bowrider
Browse every Regal on the Regal brand page or explore more model guides.
Regal
Other Regal models
Choosing inside the range? These are the Regal models buyers weigh against the LX9.
Regal 29 OBX
A 29 foot twin outboard bowrider with a FasTrac stepped hull, side swim platforms and a power extending aft bench.
No Florida inventory · Read the guide
Regal 33 OBX
Regal's 34 foot outboard bowrider: a big open cockpit, a cuddy with a head, and twin Yamaha power.
No Florida inventory · Read the guide
Regal 33 SAV
The boat that started Regal's SAV line: a twin outboard, cabin equipped sport activity vessel sized for a couple.
No Florida inventory · Read the guide
Regal 33 XO
Outboard powered express cruiser on a C. Raymond Hunt hull with a big boat ride in 34 feet.
No Florida inventory · Read the guide
FAQ
Common questions
How big is the Regal LX9?
Regal lists the LX9 at 29 ft overall with a 9 ft beam, a 19 degree deadrise and a 7,600 lb dry weight.
How fast is the Regal LX9?
In Regal testing with twin Yamaha F250s the LX9 reached 61.1 mph at 6050 rpm and went from 0 to 30 mph in 9.0 seconds.
What fuel economy does the LX9 get?
With twin Yamaha F200s Regal measured 32.0 mph at 4000 rpm burning 14.3 gallons per hour, about 2.24 mpg. With twin F250s it ran 32.8 mph at 3500 rpm at about 1.82 mpg.
How much fuel does the LX9 hold?
Regal lists a 150 gallon fuel tank, a 15 gallon freshwater tank and an 11 gallon waste tank.
What engines are available on the LX9?
Regal publishes LX9 performance reports for twin Yamaha F200 and twin Yamaha F250 outboards.
Does the LX9 have a head?
Yes. The LX9 has an enclosed head in the console.
Can the LX9 have a Seakeeper?
Yes. Regal offers a Seakeeper 1, which it says removes up to 95% of boat roll.
What is the difference between the LX9 and LS9?
They share a layout. The LX9 uses twin outboards with a wraparound swim platform, and the LS9 uses sterndrive power.
What is the draft of the LX9?
Regal lists 21 in with the drive up and 30 in with the drive down.
Where can I find a used Regal LX9 for sale?
PYM had no Regal LX9 listings live on November 1, 2026. Check the Regal brand page for current Regal inventory, or ask PYM to alert you when one is listed.
Should I get a survey on a used Regal LX9?
Yes. Make any offer subject to a marine survey, an engine survey and a sea trial, and compare the results with Regal published numbers.
Best suited to: Day entertaining · Family cruising · Performance & watersports
Sourced specifications
- Length overall
- 29'Current Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- Beam
- 9'Current Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- draft up in
- 1' 9"Current Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- draft down in
- 2' 6"Current Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- Weight
- 7,600 lbsCurrent Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- Fuel capacity
- 150 galCurrent Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- Fresh water capacity
- 15 galCurrent Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- waste gal
- 11 galCurrent Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- deadrise deg
- 19 degCurrent Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
- capacity certification
- Yacht CertifiedCurrent Regal model page, read November 1, 2026Source, as of 2026-11-01
Loaded-weight planning estimate: ~9,850 lbs
Our estimate, not a manufacturer figure. Use it to sanity-check lift and trailer capacity, then confirm against the actual boat.
- Base figure: manufacturer-published weight
- Fuel full at 7.5 lbs per gallon (150 gal)
- Fresh water full at 8.34 lbs per gallon (15 gal)
- Gear, canvas, electronics and crew allowance: 1,000 lbs
Source: manufacturer specification page
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