Holy $%^!

Is this behind a boat?

http://www.globalsurfnews.com/news.asp?Id_news=28350

A wake like that could get wakesurfing banded in most states!

What kind of boat is that. Did I catch epic. damn. Can someone confirm that?

the video from that session is parker surf also the 1st grinch surfing sesh went down Cheyne ripped his 1st time out Mobgroup.tv

thats the enzo 24

I saw an Enzo 24 at the lake last weekend, they almost hit me at the dock, it's too bad they did not know how to drive it and had a tube instead of a surfboard?

I've got a 05' 23 foot enzo. How is that thing weighted?

Matt, do you have the Enzo fat sac from Fly High? If not, you should think about getting it......

Is that all that boat has is the enzo sac? How hard is it to put that Enzo Sac in? Do I have the dealer install it? Too bad they don't make it for the starboard side. I'm a goofy foot. All my buddies ride regular. My pal Johnie called me this afternoon and told me he ordered two 680 pound sacs off of Ebay. I can't wait to get home from Disney and go surfing. Man, we're all into this right now. We ocean surf during the winter. This boat was bought strictly for surfing when it's flat. I don't care about tubing. Don't care about wakeboarding. We only surf.

Enzo sac works fine on the starboard side. But from looking at that picture im thinking it had more then just the enzo sac (1500lbs). If Ed puts 2000lbs in a 21ft elite v, i figure that an enzo 240 could take 4000lbs. I've wanted to see an enzo with 500lbs of lead under the sac 750lbs on the passenger bench, and 750 in the bow.

I'd love to surf behind an Enzo some time and see how hard you have to work to make a good wake. I'm working really hard and adding scary amounts of weight. I've yet to surf a better wake than what I get on my sacked out Lightning. I just don't want to work so hard at it.

Oh, I just bought two more 400 pound sacks.

(Message edited by Bigshow on June 10, 2007)

Ed, pretty soon you're going to need an Enzo for all that weight!!

That sure looks like my 45.... ;-)

you really dont have to try that hard to make a good wave behind that boat. its the hull shape that makes the wave. i could ride that thing on stock ballast. but we do the enzo sac, a custom floor sac about 1500, and the stock ballast. usually when we have over 5 people in the boat we dont even fill the floor sac. you can overweight it. the switchblade helps adjust it too. we do it around 4 usually. i am computer retarded and i dont know how to post pics, but check out the last issue of wakesurf mag, and check out the 2 page spread. we got the wave to be easily shoulder high.

(Message edited by jstieg on June 11, 2007)

So you have the enzo sac on the port side, a custom sac in the floor, and the stock ballast on the left side?? Where is that sac located. I have an enzo 24 and have been experimenting with weighting options and am trying to find out which way to go.

the floor sack is along the port side, right along the seat there. try with only port stock ballast, and with all ballast. i dont know what we do with that. all i know is that boat throws a sick wave.