wakeshapers

[nukemustang]

Check out our FAQ all the way at the end...
We are happy to offer a money back satisfaction guarantee. I know once you see the ease of use and performance you will not want to be without DELTA.
I have a member with a Nautique 09 SV 211 tentatively lined up for a demo post Memorial Day.
First production units shipping mid June and selling fast.
We're trying to get these on your boats ASAP.

Looking forward to that since I have an 07 211.

[beach]

Has anyone tried it on a 95-06 210 hull?

[kodiak]

If it improves the wake for the G21 I would buy it.

[Chexi]

I doubt a $500 solution would better a significantly more expensive solution, but even if it does, you would lose the ability to switch waves while riding. So if that is important to you, I would simply stick with the already killer surf wake you have.

[Team230]

I'm interested in a group buy too...assuming good results. If any of you that have one are in the Cincinnati Area, PM me. I'd love to see it. Actually, I might buy one anyways. If you are in the Cincy area, PM and I can let you borrow it to see the results. Hmmmm...maybe a group of us could buy one, test it on all our boats and then each write a review...that should be worth something to Mission At the end of the test period, would could pull a name out of the hat to see who gets it! That might be cool!

[hondaprlud]

I'm going to try making a suck gate, or 2 based on the thread over at teamtalk. using the suction cups in the link below. It was delivered today, and I'll make some different sized gates to see what's best. It's surprising how small these are.

http://www.amazon.com/FastCap-HOD-DO...ilpage_o00_s00

[dski]

I am ordering one of those off Amazon to try the same thing! If successful, I'll take pictures. If not, I'll be trying a misson gate.

[funkster]

First thing I thought when I saw the delta, this product was based off windshield installer suction cup tool. This is one of those why didn't I think of that products.

Question for mission, do you have any board shop shipments? If so any in Washington state? Would like to get my hands on one ASAP!

[BoardSkier]

My concern is that once underway, the Delta will actually be out of the water. Due to placement because of the stepped hull.

missionbg - Is there a chance to maybe send a Delta around to a few guys with different models of the boat to test it and see if it will actually work on our hulls? Even if "we" as PlanetNautique had 1 demo we could share with other boat owners. I'd be willing to pay the $500 to test it and get a refund once trials are over for each models particular hull.

I agree. Sent pics of my 226 with a stepped hull. Where I think is the flattest place to mount will probably be in the water at surf speeds, but will be at an angle. Want to see how it works.


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[BoardSkier]

Measuring my hull this weekend. Cups are 5" and about 13" apart. If can mount across steps, might work.


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[BoardSkier]

Emailed Mission with a few pics of my 226. The 226 has a more stepped hull than a 220. They responded within a day:

Thanks for the photo's. I think you should be able to find a spot that works. It is possible to place one cup on blue surface and one on the white if the step offset is not very large. We do have a 30 day return policy so you're welcome to give it try and send it back if you can't find a spot to stick it.

The "blue surface" is the blue strip below the rub rail. Well above the waterline at idle, but probably the waterline when weighted and underway for surfing. Have to give these a try!


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[hondaprlud]

Here is V1.0. Took a little over an hour to put together. About $35 in parts.

For now I just used some spare plywood I had. I made a smaller and large plate. When I get on the water I'll test both and then make a pretty version out of HDPE.


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[Chexi]

Ordered one and will test against the skate ramp solution (as I already have that). The slight curve of my hull (2000 Super Air) does not allow the skate ramp to connect securely at all points (although it has not been in danger of coming off). The skate ramp solution works well. However, the Mission solution is cleaner, smaller, and looks easier to switch sides. More importantly, you don't have to worry about the Velcro coming off the ramp or boat over time. If the Mission solution works just as well (or dare I hope better) as the skate ramp solution, the delta in price will be worth it to me (in which case I will have a pre-velcro'd skate ramp for sale). If not, I can return it or sell it to someone else who does not want to put Velcro on their boat. Stay tuned.

[SuperSquirt]

I'm down for a group buy. Waiting for some feedback on the 210 shape...

[pSchwade]

Here is V1.0. Took a little over an hour to put together. About $35 in parts.

For now I just used some spare plywood I had. I made a smaller and large plate. When I get on the water I'll test both and then make a pretty version out of HDPE.


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are the bolts sticking out just in case you miss one of the kids you are trying to run over? JK, seriously though - Im kind of interested to see how this works... just make sure you dont sell any of them or you'll probably be looking at a copyright infringement lawsuit.