In 1966, after extensive testing and trails, Lanness McKee discovered the secrets of construction by pressure foam filling. The process of foam fusing every square inch of the deck and hull enables us to build a boat without stringers and spars. This unsinkable one piece design offers virtually no flex, is quiet in the water and exceeds the strength of any boat built with conventional wood or fiberglass stringer systems. This extra floatation averages three times the amount required by the US. Coast Guard. Don’t take our word for it, just ask any one of our over 30,000 McKee Craft owners. Or better yet, listen to the experts. Over 1,500 McKee Craft boats are currently in service by local, state and federal agencies protecting our waters.