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| Is this watercraft only recommended for the use of wakeskates? Can it be used for regular wakeboarding? How big are the waves that this watercraft make?
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| I have seen people wakeboard behind this, mostly for hitting rails. The wake is worthless, think about the weight and the water displacement. If you want air go get your self a mastercraft.
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| | This is the official wakeskate tow boat. It is ideal for Wakeskating. Trust me, I own one. It is perfect for me. However, for large wake and air off a wake, get a Malibu boat. Don't waste your money on an overexpensive Mastercraft... A jet ski isn't supposed to produce large wakes. |
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| | I wake board behind it. Yes, the wake is rather limited, but its small enough to get outside easy and hit other boat wakes clean. I have heard that you can add balast to it and make a larger wake just like a boat. |
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