2013 SAN 210 ballast setup questions.

[jdada14@aol.com]

I have a 2013 SAN 210 with NSS. I have a 425 bow sac, 400’s in the rear ( they take 2 cycles to fill so it assuming the are 400’s. I can wake surf fine it’s just steep and doesn’t have much push at all. I know I need more weight just not sure where to place it or how to go about it. Really don’t want to remove the hard tanks. Majority of the people that surf are goofy footed. Thanks for the help

[NautiqueJeff]

If the wave is steep and short, you need more weight in the front of the boat.

[jdada14@aol.com]

Thanks. My bow sack is integrated into my belly tank. I called wakemakers about the tube sac in the ski locker and they said I couldn’t plumb that in since my bow sac was already integrated. They recommended the arrow sac but I know on the 210 it doesn’t fill all the way up to 600 so is it that much better than the 425? Probably gonna order 740’a for the rear just have to figure out the bow

[MN Ryan]

Could just buy a few lead shot bags to stick up front while surfing.

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[jdada14@aol.com]

I figured weights or maybe the tube sac with a manual. Didn’t know if the weight was better in the bow or the belly

[MN Ryan]

The nice part about the lead shot bags is that you can move them around as needed.

The bad part is you can't just empty them to lighten up the boat.

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