Our 2017 SAN 210

[MI_surfer]

Our first wake boat. Ordered the boat in March, delivered in May. Already have 91 hours on it. All the hours spent surfing and occasionally we take to sandbar when we want to look cool (pontoon hasn't got much use this year).

Lots of good information on this forum, I've learned a lot searching this site on how to dial in surf wave. I did replace pro ballast bags with 750 fatsacs which really improved the wave.

[NautiqueJeff]

That is a great looking boat, and I am not usually a big fan of blue. Really like that one though!

[GMLIII]

Our first wake boat. Ordered the boat in March, delivered in May. Already have 91 hours on it. All the hours spent surfing and occasionally we take to sandbar when we want to look cool (pontoon hasn't got much use this year).

Lots of good information on this forum, I've learned a lot searching this site on how to dial in surf wave. I did replace pro ballast bags with 750 fatsacs which really improved the wave.

Great looking boat. Your hours are tracking my hours. I receive G23 in March and started using it in April and we now have 132 hours on it thus far this season

[SANonTellico]

Good looking Nautique! Is that a Craflander lift? Your canopy looks the same as mine.

[MI_surfer]

Good looking Nautique! Is that a Craflander lift? Your canopy looks the same as mine.

My lift is a Max lift.

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[R0CKETMAN]

Sweet first "wake boat". Blue/black looks good.

[BIGAIRCPA]

What color blue is that exterior?

[MI_surfer]

What color blue is that exterior?

Masters blue

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[lucky7t]

Welcome to the family . I've owned many 210's . They are great boats all around .


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[charlesml3]

Very nice. Classic look with the blue/white/black. What's your surf setup? Any extra ballast beyond factory?

-Charles

[MI_surfer]

Charles, Here is my surf setup which is based on searching this site for 210 & 230 setups.

Mods:

I replaced the pro ballast bags with 750 flyhigh fatsacs.

Added wavemakers engine divider panel saver kit, added a pin to rear of each panel, removed pro ballast trays.

Added (4) 50 lb. leadwake bags to bow (100 lbs under each bow seat)

Doing the modifications above lengthened the surfable wave considerably on all NSS settings

Settings:

Fill all ballast up until water running out the vents (have to do this manually thru ballast screen because port/starboard pumps will shut off before full). I'm goofy rider and everyone else is regular so I have the following user setups that I select when full. I find that I need to dump ballast opposite side of surf side to clean up wave or move people around depending on how many on boat.

Goofy Side:

Port 7/8
Starboard Full
Belly Full
Hydrogate full vert
Speed 10.5 to 10.7
NSS 3 or 4

Regular Side:

Port Full
Starboard 3/4
Belly Full
Hydrogate full vert
Speed 10.5 to 10.7
NSS 3 or 4

[XBIGPUN66]

for 210 with pro ballast and bow sac. Port full. Stbd just a bit under full. Belly 3/4. NSS 2. Surf gate forward. Speed 10.6-11.0 depending on number of passengers and rider preference. For regular side surfing.

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[deelan]

Sweet 210. I'm in love with mine. Btw my surf settings are hard tanks + ronix 550's and 150lbs of lead on regular side and 100 on goofy side, then I have 100lb I love around. I'll never out grow that wave.
I fill everything and NSS 0.


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[charlesml3]

Charles, Here is my surf setup which is based on searching this site for 210 & 230 setups.

Mods:

I replaced the pro ballast bags with 750 flyhigh fatsacs.

Added wavemakers engine divider panel saver kit, added a pin to rear of each panel, removed pro ballast trays.

Added (4) 50 lb. leadwake bags to bow (100 lbs under each bow seat)

Doing the modifications above lengthened the surfable wave considerably on all NSS settings

Settings:

Fill all ballast up until water running out the vents (have to do this manually thru ballast screen because port/starboard pumps will shut off before full). I'm goofy rider and everyone else is regular so I have the following user setups that I select when full. I find that I need to dump ballast opposite side of surf side to clean up wave or move people around depending on how many on boat.

Goofy Side:

Port 7/8
Starboard Full
Belly Full
Hydrogate full vert
Speed 10.5 to 10.7
NSS 3 or 4

Regular Side:

Port Full
Starboard 3/4
Belly Full
Hydrogate full vert
Speed 10.5 to 10.7
NSS 3 or 4

That's very consistent with what we do on my 230. We keep the NSS at 0 or 1 but that's just because we like a longer wake. On the Port side surf, I do have to put a little Hydrogate into it to clean up the lip. Usually around a 2. I'm not planning to pull out the Pro Ballast bags and replace them with bigger ones. I need the storage.

[TGoss]

Very cool boat. I considered the same color combo when we got ours. Glad you are using a ton. We did the same with our 16 SAN 230. I live 4 hours from where the boat is stored on our lake and I just turned 265 hours last weekend. Not bad for two seasons and its not over yet!