Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

I'll get pics if wake with no rider this weekend.

Look at Shane! lol.

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I can't remember the weight combo. I think it was wedge down, 700-800lbs in both rear sacs and a little nose weight. I needed more nose weight.

surf wave on out new axis T22

^^^that looks amazing!

yeah! amazing! weight setup? prop?

Everything is standard on this boat 330 engine, high torque prop, wedge down and factory set up tanks and plug and play bags full , but the kicker is the boat was being demoed by Malibu factory guys to several dealers in the area. I think there is at least 9 to 10 adult males in there so that's another 2000 pounds. I had to watch from the shore, but I have duplicated several times with lots of people in the boat all it takes is weight. Just wanted to show what a T22 can do at half the cost of most wave makers it this class. This boat is well done, you guys all know how great the wake board wake is but put a little weight in the front sack and everything else empty and its wake is as flat as any mid engine tournament boat out there. My wife and I still like to ski when the water is calm.

I tested out the ski wake on mine and thought it was not much differenct than my 98 sportster. I didn't actually ski it, but had a little weight in the front and went about 32mph and it was a very impressive ski wake.

A22 w/poorman gate, hi-alt prop, 1100 rear sacs, everything full, 3 adults in the boat

Agree the rider messes up the wave face, but I feel like a wake with no rider has nothing to gauge the scale of it. The pictures seems to flatten it out visually. Videos seem to capture it better.

That's some clean water!