The Bean Stock 2.0 is designed to be lighter and more affordable than the company’s other models. To do that, the company has cut features (in a sensible way) instead of moving away from the high levels of build quality the company is known for.
Starting from $15,999, the Stock 2.0 is around half the price of the rest of the company’s next-up models. But at around 14 feet long, it’s not any smaller than the pricier beans.
No Galley Hatch Means Lighter, Cheaper


Extra-Long Options List

Bean Stock 2.0 Has One-Piece Body
