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We ski my sport nautique in our rotation at the slalom course, and I get no complaints. We rotate between an 05 response lxi, and a 00' mastercraft, and mine.
The sport is pretty sensative to weight, if your out for the morning slalom run, take out the rear seat, empty the trunk of anything heavy and dont fill up with fuel. Thats also our guidline for anything we are skiing behind.
What speed does she ski? We are normally 30-34 mph. You might also look at the brochures located on the site to check out the weight for that specific year. The newer models seemed to be heavier, but I dont remember exactly what year.
I dont have any factory ballast tanks, but do have a fct2 tower with bimini mount and usually have it up and the bow cover snapped on when we are on the course.
2005 Ski Nautique 206 SE, Acme 422, PP SG 8.0, ND Tower
2011 strada with strada bindings
Prior Boats:
1986 Sunbird skier with 150 Evinrude VRO
1992 Mastercraft prostar 190, with Powerslot
1999 Ski Nautique GT-40
1999 Sport Nautique, GT-40 FCT,
If you are looking just to ski, save some money and get a closed bow nautique built for it. However, if you plan to do some wakeboarding and surfing, the Sport should work well for you as a solid cross-over.
Now
2000 SAN
Previously
1999 Air Nautique
1996 Tige Pre-2000
1989 Lowe 24' Pontoon / Johnson 100HP outboard
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