Eight questions buyers ask about the Pathfinder 2200 TRS, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Pathfinder 2200 TRS cost?
Right now US Marine Connection has three approved, priced 2200 TRS listings asking between $69,500 and $75,353, with a median asking price of $71,109. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. The $69,500 boat is the one pre-owned unit, a 2021 with a Yamaha F200XB; the other two are listed as new units. All three have photos.
What years of the 2200 TRS are for sale?
The three 2200 TRS listings span model years 2021 through 2026. The 2021 is the used one, described as a pre-owned center console bay boat with a Yamaha F200XB outboard in Port Charlotte, Florida. The newer units are listed as new by a Houston, Texas dealer with Yamaha VF200XB power. That is the full year range shown on the site at the moment.
How many hours is typical on a used 2200 TRS?
There is not enough data here to call anything typical. Only one of the three 2200 TRS descriptions states engine hours, and it lists 400 hours on the motor for the 2021 pre-owned boat. The other two are listed as new units, so no hours are given. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly and confirm with an engine readout rather than relying on the listing text.
What should I check before buying a used 2200 TRS?
With the used one being a 2021 with a stated 400 hours on a Yamaha F200XB, start with a Yamaha diagnostic hours and fault-code pull, plus compression and lower unit oil. Check the hull and deck for soft spots and stress cracks, test the bilge pump and livewell plumbing, and verify the listed extras actually work: the Garmin 8610XSV and transducer, trim tabs, and the Minn Kota Terrova. Inspect the included Ameritrail trailer bunks, tires, lights and bearings too.
What features come on the 2200 TRS?
Going only by what these listings say, the 2021 pre-owned boat includes a Yamaha F200XB outboard, an Ameritrail trailer with guides and a spare, a helm seat with rod holders, a Garmin 8610XSV GPS and fishfinder with transducer, a removable Pathfinder cooler, trim tabs, and a Minn Kota Terrova 112lb 36v 60-inch trolling motor. The two Houston units are described more briefly: center console, roughly 22 feet 6 inches LOA, Yamaha VF200XB power.
Is the 2200 TRS good for fishing?
The listings point that way. The 2021 is described as a center console bay boat and comes rigged for fishing with a Garmin 8610XSV GPS and fishfinder with transducer, a helm seat with rod holders, a removable Pathfinder cooler, trim tabs and a Minn Kota Terrova 112lb 36v trolling motor. The Houston boats are also listed as center consoles. Nothing in these descriptions speaks to offshore capability, so judge that on your own water and conditions.
Where can I find a 2200 TRS for sale near me?
All three current 2200 TRS listings on US Marine Connection are in two places: Houston, Texas has two of them, both listed as new units, and Port Charlotte, Florida has one, the 2021 pre-owned boat. All three include photos. If you are not near Houston or Port Charlotte, those are still the only locations showing for this model at the moment.
How does the 2200 TRS compare to the 2500 Tournament or the 2400 Hybrid?
On price the gap is large. The 2200 TRS listings ask $69,500 to $75,353, median $71,109, across model years 2021 to 2026. The 2500 Tournament shows six listings from $166,692 to $168,081, median $168,081, all 2027 model years. The 2400 Hybrid shows three from $174,706 to $176,359, median $174,706, also 2027. The site does not give feature-by-feature detail on the siblings, so compare specifics directly with each seller.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.