T22 Wakeboard wake

Raimie · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2014 6:26 am

nastya20 wrote:

^^^Exactly! That water looks awesome, but I'll take Dirty T butter all day. T22 looks legit from the pic and Chattwake gave his take on WW. Have to give SMG Jason a call for a demo.

Water is clean and cold. Never really gets above 70, but I will take the clean water anyday. Its on a river, about 40 feet deep.

nastya20 · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:24 pm

Raimie wrote:

nastya20 wrote:

^^^Exactly! That water looks awesome, but I'll take Dirty T butter all day. T22 looks legit from the pic and Chattwake gave his take on WW. Have to give SMG Jason a call for a demo.

Water is clean and cold. Never really gets above 70, but I will take the clean water anyday. Its on a river, about 40 feet deep.

Raimie - The A series boats aren't weight sensitive compared to traditional bows (don't have to move people around to get the wake clean on both sides). how would you describe the t22 in that area? Have you ridden on both?

mcmiller · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:46 pm

Nastya, I have still have to move people in my a24. You must have skinny people if the wake doesn't change if all to one side.... I think if they weigh 180lbs I have have that person slide.

nastya20 · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2014 6:32 pm

If I have two guys on one side and one girl on the port side, yes- you will have to shift positions. Should have said 'not as' weight sensitive. Moomba LSV for example you have to shift people all the time. Totally different wake (thin ramp vs thick) that makes it much more finicky

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