Tige v. Supreme for big lakes
I only have experience with the Supreme V226 in rough water on a big lake - and have always been comfortable due to the deep V and high gunnels. My wife is always looking for more comfort in this regard, however. I have also read that Tige surfboats do very well in rough water and was wondering whether anyone had experience with both makes under rough conditions?
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Are you looking at a Z1 or a Z3? Possibly a ASR? All would do well on rough water in this order ASR - best,Z3 - good Z1 - adequate.
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Pretty simple, just stay with looking at the hull below the water Line. The Supreme or a Centurion are deep V hulls and excel in this area. Plus with the trim tab you can press that bow down to break the water even more!
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Tige Z3 does well.
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My RZ2 seems to do well in the rough water as well...just have to keep the nose up if there are big swells or the waves will come over the picklefork.
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the rz2 is a great boat, not as friendly in rough water as the z3, all the centurion supreme boats are uber deep v so its hard to compare. you will love the rz2 and the z3 our group have all 3 plus 2 enzo's and we all agree that the the z3 and the enzo's and the supreme are the better of the group.
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Yeah, Z3/Z1 have a lot of freeboard too so you will feel more comfortable in the rough water as well.
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So the consensus seems to be supreme/centurion and the z3? We are currently in a 2011 supreme v226....so I guess I would lean towards the Centurion Enzo when it comes time to upgrade since they are built by the same company a supreme? Unless the z3 was distinctly better? The deep V hull is very reassuring and we have never taken water over the bow even on rough days on a large lake.
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I had the same requirement and went with a MB. Way better build quality than the supreme or even Tige and Centurion IMO.
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