CRIMP Resin Infusion:
The Core of Every Crevalle Boat
CRIMP stands for Crevalle Resin Infusion Manufacturing Process — a cutting-edge method used to produce stronger, lighter, and more consistent fiberglass parts. Unlike traditional fiberglass construction, CRIMP uses vacuum infusion to ensure a near-perfect resin-to-glass ratio across key structural components.
By infusing the hull and stringer system as one unified structure, Crevalle boats deliver a noticeably smoother, quieter ride. You’ll also experience increased hull stiffness, reduced vibration, and long-term durability that holds up to demanding use—whether you’re fishing offshore or cruising with the family.
Few builders go to these lengths. But at Crevalle, it’s our standard—because the ride matters!
Purpose-Built Design for Fishing, Family & Comfort
At Crevalle, design always comes first. Before a single part is molded, we engineer every model to deliver maximum versatility—balancing the needs of serious anglers with the comfort families expect. The result is a boat that’s as capable offshore as it is cruising the back bays with a cooler full of drinks.
- Smart use of space – layouts that maximize movement and storage without sacrificing comfort
- Performance hulls – more deadrise for a smoother ride, plus a transom notch and jack plate setup for shallow water takeoff
- Thoughtful features – dual standard coolers (one for fish, one for food and drinks), plus available marine misting system for hot days
- Durability where it counts – gelcoat scribe lines behind the rub rail help prevent visible stress cracks over time
Some might say it’s the little things that matter. At Crevalle, we know every detail plays a part—from ride quality and layout to construction techniques that stand the test of time.
Behind the Build
Want to see CRIMP in action? Watch our team bring a Crevalle hull to life through our resin infusion process.
