Brunswick Corporation

Kristin M McGinnis

Carrie A Fodor

Kevin T Farrell

Daniel S Freer

J Andrew Campbell

Blake M Messick

Noah S Esham

David Courtemanche

Spencer DeWitt Traynom

Jeffery Joseph Lee King

Danielle N Page

A marine vessel includes a bow, a stern, a port side, and a starboard side laterally spaced apart from the port side. A light system is coupled to the bow or the stern and operable to emit light in a starboard direction and in a port direction from the bow or the stern. An operator interface device configured to receive an input, and a control system is in communication with the operator interface device and configured to control the light system based on the input such that the light system selectively emits light in the starboard direction and/or the port direction.

Marine vessels with light systems and methods thereof with user input device for selectively emitting light in the starboard and/or port direction

A convertible seat for a marine vessel includes a seat base having a seat bottom and a seat back which extends transversely upwardly relative to the seat bottom, a back supporting cushion for an occupant seated on the seat bottom, a table coupled to the back supporting cushion, and a pivot mechanism which couples the table to the seat back, the pivot mechanism being configured such that the back supporting cushion and the table are movable into a storage position in which the table is sandwiched between the seat back and the back supporting cushion and a deployed position in which the table provides a supporting surface over the seat bottom.

Convertible seating for marine vessels

A marine vessel is for operating in a body of water. The marine vessel has a hull having a deck and a sidewall extending vertically upwardly relative to the deck, wherein together the sidewall and deck define an interior of the marine vessel. A dive door is pivotable about a vertical pivot axis into and between an open position opening a doorway through which a swimmer can exit the interior of the marine vessel and a closed position closing the doorway. A storage pocket is formed in an inside surface of the dive door facing the interior of the marine vessel. A retaining mechanism facilitates storage in and removal of a ladder from the storage pocket, the ladder being for enabling a swimmer to climb into or out of the body of water via the doorway when the dive door is in the open position.

Dive doors for marine vessels having ladder storage

A convertible bimini top for a marine vessel has a cover frame, a support arm for supporting the cover frame above the marine vessel, the support arm having a lower end configured to be pivotably coupled to the marine vessel and an upper end pivotably coupled to the cover frame, a lower actuator coupled to the lower end of the support arm, the lower actuator being configured to pivot the support arm relative to the marine vessel to move the cover frame up and down relative to the marine vessel, and an upper actuator coupled to the upper end of the support arm and to the cover frame, the upper actuator being configured to pivot the cover frame relative to the support arm.

Convertible bimini tops for marine vessels

A modular swim platform assembly is for a boat. The assembly has a deck that is movable relative to the boat into and between a retracted position and an extended position, wherein the deck is located closer to the boat in the retracted position than the extended position. The deck has a base platform and a submersible platform, the submersible platform being movable out of the extended position while the base platform remains in the extended position, and particularly wherein the submersible platform is movable out of the extended position to a deployed position that is below the base platform.

Swim platform assemblies for boats

A configurable seating system for a marine vehicle includes a pivot arm and a base support coupled to the pivot arm. A first position of the pivot arm and the base support faces forwardly, a second position of the pivot arm and the base support faces backwardly, and movement of the pivot arm causes the base support to slide between the first position and the second position.

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Cocoa Beach, FL, United States of America

Kristin M McGinnis