WASHINGTON, Mo., Dec 20, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Xtreme Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: XTME) announced today the introduction of the new 29 and 34 foot center console Fire-Rescue and Patrol boats. The newer models will complement Xtreme's existing 12 and 15 foot lines. The larger boats will be built using the patented D-DC hulls with outboard engines offered by Challenger Offshore.
Xtreme CEO Kevin Ryan stated, "In response to recommendations from existing customers such as the New York Port Authority and the Marine Unit of the Philadelphia Police Department, we have added the 29 and 34 foot center console Fire-Rescue and Patrol boats to our line. Until now, when first responder agencies and departments have inquired about larger vessels, we could not fulfill the requests. By utilizing the exceptional sea keeping performance of the D-DC hull technology, we now have the capability to offer larger vessels, with better fuel efficiency, greater range and top end performance than our competitors offering similar sized boats." He added, "We believe that with the depth now of our product line, we should be able to spur additional growth within this expanding market segment."
About Xtreme Companies, Inc.
Xtreme Companies, Inc. is engaged in manufacturing and marketing of mission-specific Fire-Rescue and Patrol boats used in emergency, surveillance and defense deployments. The boats have been marketed and sold directly to fire and police departments, the U.S. Military and coastal port authorities throughout the United States.
Additionally, Xtreme is the exclusive marketer and distributor for Marine Holdings, Inc. (MHI) d/b/a Challenger Offshore which manufactures semi-custom fiberglass boats of 19' to 97' in length, which include leisure, performance, fishing and motor yachts. MHI is best known for their products that compete directly with the industry's largest boat producers. Internationally known race driver and designer Don Aronow, credited as being the architect of the performance boat industry, along with Harry Schoell, world-renowned marine engineer, designed and created some of the hull technologies today used by Challenger Offshore. Mr. Aronow has also been credited with creating companies such as Cigarette, Donzi, Formula, Apache and Magnum.
Xtreme holds an option to purchase 100% of the outstanding shares of MHI by March 2006. For more information you may visit please visit www.xtremecos.com and www.challengeroffshore.com. Xtreme's public financial information and filings can be viewed at www.sec.gov.
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