Surfing behind the 07 211 crossover

[Will89]

Thanks that will help a lot in my decisions.

[Will89]

How much ballast does each tank hold in the boat?

[Justin1933]

You can fit the Fly High Nautique Wedge sacs inside the walk through. I have POP bags, some Flat 1" thick steel plates, and the wedge sac that I put in there. I then put a sac on top of the walk through. I have an 05 and I get a nice wake on the port side (I am regular foot).

Just remember to cover those side vents.

[akron211]

JUST GOT MY 2008 TE211 AND HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING THE POCKET FOR WAKE SURFING. I DON'T HAVE A FATSAC IN THE BOAT RIGHT NOW, DO I HAVE TO HAVE ONE IN ORDER TO SURF BEHIND A 211? I'D RATHER AVOID SPENDING MORE MONEY AND TAKING UP VALUABLE SPACE ON THE BOAT. THANK YOU FOR ANY INPUT!!

[Fast351]

IMO, you either need 400# worth of crew you can plant in the appropriate part of the boat (in addition to the driver) or you need a fat sac. I can surf behind mine with just the appropriate stock tanks filled and a driver but the wake is too small to do anything but ride in a very narrowly defined pocket.

Make sure you're in deep enough water. 8 feet minimum.

[bgator04]

I have an '06 211, surf starbord with stock belly full, starboard full and a 400lb sac in the starboard trunk...been running into trouble with water getting into the blower vent - has anyone run into this issue? The wave is sick with this weight, just do want to run into trouble with water getting into the blower.

[RLS]

That's pretty common. I put a clear plastic on the bottom third. It helps.

[TylerO]

Will,

I have an 07 SV211 Team and I uses a standard 500lb ballast bag. It doesn't matter if the bag is too big, only fill it to the capacity of the locker. Oh, and make sure you leave access to both the drain holes for your pump.