Ride behind a Sea-Doo Wake 215 PWC?

(jlatham13) · (jlatham13) **Join Date: Feb 2007** 09-29-2008, 10:10 AM

I was at a dealer the other day and saw a Sea-Doo Wake 215. I've never ridden behind a PWC, but for $13k and limited garage space, I'm curious. Has anyone ridden behind one of these?

(towboat_222) · (towboat_222) **Join Date: Feb 2007** 09-29-2008, 11:51 AM

They will get you up no wake though and hard to hold speed

(wakeboard19) · (wakeboard19) **Join Date: Apr 2005** 09-29-2008, 12:14 PM

they will definitely pull you up. I was shocked when i rode behind one in our rail jam how fast they jerk you up. There is no wake even with the ballast, but would be good if you wakeskated.

(towboat_222) · (towboat_222) **Join Date: Feb 2007** 09-29-2008, 1:41 PM

great for sliders to about it though

(downfortheride)

I'm one that are all for the waverunners, we use them not only to site see but the are perfect for wakeskating. We used mine to pull a slider event and everybody liked the pull, they have a digital speed view and is pretty easy to keep speed with good water. If you have been to Powell you would know how good one of these would be from throwing down a session over some rocks or just heading to the back of a cove to where a boat would never go. All in all it's not for wake but really fun for a session!

(freshtracks) · (freshtracks) **Join Date: Feb 2006** 09-29-2008, 5:28 PM

i agree with the wakeskate factor, total blast!!

(absoluteboarder)

if your really into boarding...there are a ton of boats ...any boat....that will throw a monster wake compared to a sea doo. When I first rode behind one my first 2 thoughts were.....wow this would be great to waterski behind.....and this is getting boring real quick. as recommended...great for bootin around sliders..save on some gas.