Seakeeper Advances Industry-Leading Stabilization with New Seakeeper 7.5
New gyrostabilizer delivers 25% more stabilizing power in 20% less volume alongside enhanced Seakeeper 5 and Seakeeper 10.5 models
LEESPORT, Pa. – Seakeeper, the global leader in marine stabilization, announces the launch of the all-new Seakeeper 7.5 and enhanced versions of the Seakeeper 5 and Seakeeper 10.5. The new and updated models reinforce the company's commitment to delivering maximum stabilization and efficiency across a broad range of vessels.
NEW: SEAKEEPER 7.5
Launching with an all-new mechanical design, the Seakeeper 7.5 is a completely re-engineered system designed for boats 45 to 54 feet. The Seakeeper 7.5 delivers 25% more stabilization in 20% less volume compared to the Seakeeper 6, while maintaining a similar installation footprint. The result is a gyrostabilizer that is not only more powerful, but also easy to integrate into modern boats designed around the Seakeeper 6 — an important feature for current Seakeeper 6 owners, who will have the option to upgrade to the Seakeeper 7.5 through Seakeeper's Trade-In Program.
"The Seakeeper 7.5 is the result of more than 20 years with a singular focus on one thing: stabilization," said Seakeeper President and CEO Andrew Semprevivo. "Our culture has never been about accepting the status quo. We're relentlessly pushing the limits of what's possible, challenging ourselves to deliver more stabilization in the smallest and lightest package with every new product introduction."
The Seakeeper 7.5 reaches stabilization in as little as 10 minutes, more than 50% faster than the Seakeeper 6, which will retire mid-2027. Additionally, the new model integrates with Seakeeper Ride for boats that have both stabilization solutions, creating one unified intelligent stabilization system for maximum underway pitch, roll, and yaw elimination. The Seakeeper 7.5 incorporates several upgrades featured in recent model introductions, including a single-cylinder brake design that saves space and weight, enhances reliability by eliminating hoses and connections, and requires no annual service. The new model will be available to ship in Q4 2026 and will retail for $78,700.
"In a market where price increases are hindering new boat purchases for new and seasoned boaters alike, Seakeeper is working hard to drive down cost and size while adding performance," explained Will Cimino, Seakeeper's Chief Commercial Officer. "Compared to the M7000, the Seakeeper 7.5's first predecessor launched in 2008, the Seakeeper 7.5 offers 97% more performance per cubic inch while delivering 12% decrease in retail cost. That's the kind of innovation that keeps moving the industry forward."
MORE PERFORMANCE: SEAKEEPER 5 AND SEAKEEPER 10.5
In addition to the Seakeeper 7.5, Seakeeper is introducing updated versions of two existing models, extending engineering advancements across the product line to increase performance without increasing size. The Seakeeper 5 will offer 11% more performance than its predecessor, the Seakeeper 4.5, and will retail for $60,500. The Seakeeper 10.5 will offer 5% more performance than its predecessor, the Seakeeper 10, and will retail for $133,900. The Seakeeper 5 will be available in September 2026 and the Seakeeper 10.5 will follow in Q4 2026.
Across all of these products, the focus on performance remains consistent: deliver more stabilization in a smaller envelope, pushing the boundaries of what onboard stabilization can achieve.
About Seakeeper
Seakeeper, Inc., founded in 2023, is the leader in marine motion control, changing the boating experience by eliminating unwanted motions and increasing comfort and safety onboard. Seakeeper, a gyrostabilizer for boats 23-200+ ft., eliminates up to 95% of boat roll, the rocking motion that causes seasickness, fatigue, and anxiety. The product launched in 2008 and is based in Leesport, Pennsylvania. Seakeeper Ride, a transom-mounted Vessel Attitude Control System (VACS), eliminates up to 70% of underway pitch and roll for boats 19-55 ft. It launched in 2022 and is based in Fort Myers, Florida. For more information, visit seakeeper.com.