They will do very well with another crowd that no one seems to think of much. Those who have plenty of disposable income but aren't interested in having that much money tied up in an extremely luxurious and unnecessary asset. Now hear me out. The average person who can afford to partake in wakeboarding has above average wealth. They either earned this by being smart, or by being lucky. If it was luck, congratulations. If it was smarts, they might realize that a new wakeboard boat is fairly tough to justify. Consider those who live someplace where the boat sits in storage for 6 or 8 months, and suddenly you have many households who simply won't touch a 70-100K wakeboard boat. They can pick the same boat up on the used market for 2/3 of the price. Those people likely will consider Axis, getting the new boat and quality with less expense. There's some on here that can afford new boats every year or so and they get them. Those won't probably look at Axis. But with the current financial situation, more and more families will be interested in saving some pennies before they are forced to.
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