Eight questions buyers ask about the Skeeter SX241, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Skeeter SX241 cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows 11 approved priced SX241 listings, asking from $90,555 to $129,311 with a median asking price of $90,555. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. Worth knowing: every one of these is described as a new unit, so there are no used examples in the current group to compare against. The spread mostly tracks engine choice, since the descriptions list either a Yamaha F350XSA2 or an F300XA.
What years of the SX241 are for sale?
Every SX241 currently listed is a 2027 model. There are 11 of them, all with photos, and all described as new units rather than pre-owned. So there is no range of model years to sort through and no older-year pricing to reference on the site at the moment. If you want a comparison across two model years, the Skeeter ZXE21 and ZXR21SE listings do span 2026 and 2027.
How many hours is typical on a used SX241?
No SX241 listing on US Marine Connection states an hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote. That lines up with what the descriptions say: all 11 are 2027 models listed as new units, so meaningful engine hours would not be expected. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading off the Yamaha gauge before you commit, since the listings themselves do not cover it.
What should I check before buying a used SX241?
The listings here are all 2027 new units, so the usual used-boat worries are limited, but still verify basics in person. Confirm the engine matches what is listed, either the Yamaha F350XSA2 or the F300XA, and that the rigging and controls match that engine. Check the hull and gelcoat on a center console this size for handling or transport marks, confirm the stock number matches the boat, and ask for the hour meter reading since no listing provides one.
What features come on the SX241?
The dealer descriptions are short and stick to the essentials. Each says Center Console boat, LOA 24 feet 1 inch, and names the engine: some carry a Yamaha Outboards F350XSA2 and others a Yamaha Outboards F300XA. Each also carries its own stock number and is noted as a new unit in Houston, Texas. Nothing else, including electronics, seating layout or livewell details, appears in the text, so ask the seller rather than assuming.
Is the SX241 good for fishing?
The facts support that use best. Every SX241 listed is a center console at 24 feet 1 inch with a single Yamaha outboard, either the F350XSA2 or the F300XA, which is a layout built around walk-around deck space and casting room. The descriptions do not list livewells, rod storage, electronics or any offshore-specific gear, so confirm what fishing equipment is actually fitted before you decide it suits your water.
Where can I find a SX241 for sale near me?
All 11 SX241 listings on US Marine Connection are in Houston, Texas, and all 11 include photos. There are no other cities represented for this model right now, so if you are outside the Houston area you would be looking at a trip or arranging your own transport. Each listing carries its own stock number, which makes it easy to keep the individual boats straight when you contact a seller about a specific one.
How does the SX241 compare to the FXE21 Apex or the SX221?
By asking price, the SX241 sits between them. The SX241 runs $90,555 to $129,311 with a $90,555 median across 11 listings. The FXE21 Apex shows 16 listings from $114,225 to $116,452, median $114,225, also 2027. The SX221 has 11 listings from $63,534 to $75,075, median $75,075. The site does not give hull or layout details for the siblings, so treat this as a price comparison only.
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.