The new G25!!??!

[schaabj]

Nautiques_NZ

I have heard this boat is not going to be the premier wake boat as that title is held by the G23, can you confirm that? Is the G25 basically a larger version of the G23?

[AllianceBJJ]

Have seen the G25 in the flesh, very very big boat. Massive inside.

Apparently massive outside too....Phil was saying they had to measure their door to make sure it would fit through....

[AllianceBJJ]

Nautiques_NZ

I have heard this boat is not going to be the premier wake boat as that title is held by the G23, can you confirm that? Is the G25 basically a larger version of the G23?

Not intended to be the premier wake boat....

[ironj32]

Nautiques_NZ

I have heard this boat is not going to be the premier wake boat as that title is held by the G23, can you confirm that?

I was told the same thing.

[Erik]

Not intended to be the premier wake boat....

Either was the 230/236 though. If given the option, I would personally opt for the G25 in a heartbeat.
Impossible to tell what tack they'll take with that 25' boat. It could be astonishingly popular. I could be wrong but I attribute the notion that the 25 is NOT the better of the two boats... to its cost. Who wouldn't want the bigger one (assuming they had room to store it) if they're looking at a boat that big anyway. I think the bigger G is very appealing, much more so than the smaller one everyone on WakeWorld is clamoring for.

[thedude]

I agree with what was said earlier...the large cruisers throw out larger rollers than any wake boat on my river. Anyone living on a public waterway should build their seawalls/docks to withstand the punishment. Ironically, many of the people who do complain out here have the large cabin cruisers. Them: "Hey mind your wake!"...me: "funny, I saw you swamp my dock 30 minutes ago, when you all mind yours, then and only then I'll mind mine." That generally shuts them up.

As I type this, there is a huge coal rolling barge swamping the river right now...guess they'd have to outlaw commercial traffic too.

Obviously, on a small community lake, all bets are off.