



Compact footprint, big-water attitude; easy to own, impossible to ignore

Lounge-forward performance; mid-cabin convenience—longer runs, better days

Our Flagship Model With Triple-outboard authority and re-engineered ergonomics for confidence at real speed
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The patent is ours. The edge is yours.
From poker runs to sandbars
GSX delivers top speeds of 97 mph with refined control
and a one-of-a-kind experience
The Women Behind Glasstream
About Kruis Retherford
Kruis Retherford is a self-made owner, operator, and visionary boatbuilder whose idea of freedom has always lived at the helm. Raised on Panama City Beach—splitting weekends between river runs and riding horses—she learned early that discipline, patience, and control translate from the saddle to the wheel. After a successful run in real estate funded her move into boating, she acquired the Glasstream name in the late ’90s and began building performance-minded center consoles that blended speed with practicality.
When Glasstream outgrew its early footprint, Retherford stripped an old GE facility to the studs and rebuilt it into a purpose-built factory in Dothan, Alabama—where every step happens in-house: design, tooling, lamination, rigging, upholstery, and water test. That under-one-roof approach lets her team move fast, hold tight tolerances, and keep quality decisions close to the people who make them. It’s a crew of doers—many of the finest are women—who take pride in clean rigging, quiet lockers, and hulls that stay planted when the water turns real.
Glasstream’s formula has always been simple: build boats that make the day feel longer—bone-dry, composed, and easy to run. As dealers and owners asked for even more pace and presence, Retherford launched sister brand GSX to serve the poker-run segment, while Glasstream remained the angler-first performance line. Across both badges, the mission is constant: own the process, listen to the people who run the boats, and keep improving until the ride feels unmistakably ours.
ABOUT OUR PROCESS
Built Under One Roof
What you feel at the helm—freedom, control, power—starts here. Our Dothan, Alabama facility (a fully reimagined former GE plant) was stripped to the bones and rebuilt into a performance boat factory where every step happens in-house: design, plug & mold tooling, lamination, rigging, wiring, upholstery, and final QC. Because we own the process, we move faster, iterate smarter, and keep standards exactly where they belong—high.


The Crew That Makes It Happen
Glasstream isn’t a name on a transom; it’s a crew on the floor. Craftsmen and craftswomen—many of our very best builders are women—who turn raw composite, wire, and hardware into boats that run calm at speed and dry in real water. They’re disciplined, detail-obsessed, and allergic to “good enough.” The culture here is simple: show up, build right, improve daily.
Designed Around the Way You Fish
From lakes and rivers to salt-water, Glasstream layouts are engineered for flow. Rod holders integrated into the hull and console frame keep spreads ready without stealing cockpit space; live wells and stow are placed where muscle memory expects them. The result: faster resets, fewer tangles, longer days—and a boat that’s as ready for the sandbar as it is for first light.


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Hull geometry and ergonomics are refined for planted speed, bone-dry spray control, and real-water comfort.
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Plugs and molds are cut, finished, and maintained on-site for tight tolerances and rapid iteration.

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Composite layups, stringers, and cores are built to spec for stiffness, strength, and weight control.

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Clean wiring looms, plumbing, and hardware installs—done by the same hands who test them.
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Upholstery, lighting, helm integration, and hardware alignment checked to millimeter-level detail.
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Multi-point QC then sea trial: if it doesn’t feel calm at speed and quiet at idle, it doesn’t ship.