Anyone know how the wake is on these boats? Also, what are they going for?

Depending on how they are equipped, the Falcon V is about 40-43k if you have a few options on them (perfect pass, 330 scorpion engine, etc.). <BR> <BR>The wake behind the Falcon is pretty good. It is a really rampy wake with a smooth lip at the top. Its a killer wake for beginners-intermediate riders and is actually pretty sweet on the upper end if you load it up with quite a bit of weight. The nice thing about the boat is that it is really deep and has a lot of storage, so if you really want to load it up you can. All together its an awesome boat for the money.

There was one at the St Louis boat show. I think it was $39,999 <BR> <BR>Tim

The boat we had at the STL boat show was actually the first one I've seen in person, and I was really impressed. There's a ton of room and despite the price, it doesn't (IMO) look like an intro boat. I think Centurion really has a winner with this model. Now if only they could get it approved for Lake St. Louis...

If I didn't just buy an Avalanche, I'd be haggling on a Falcon V. Sounds like a good wake and what made me go Avy over Elite V was the width of the boat. I wanted 100+" beam. <BR> <BR>Falcon might fit in the garage, but too late now.

Joe - If you got an Avy...I highly doubt you'll be missing anything by not getting the Falcon. The Falcon is a sweet boat for the money and like Don said, it doesn't look like an entry level boat.

Sounds like a great boat...I may have to look into it once I can afford one