2022 Heyday… Impressive!

[ripler]

Will do. Also I meant to say heater not heated seats. I think you have to go to the XT22 to get heated seats.

My dealer does not want me sharing pricing, but excluding the trailer I barely hit six figures. Generally with supply and demand where it is, there is not much room for negotiations either.

I was going to comment on the heated seats, I had to go check the MC website to see if that's an option on 22's.

 

[suke]

Will do. Also I meant to say heater not heated seats. I think you have to go to the XT22 to get heated seats.

My dealer does not want me sharing pricing, but excluding the trailer I barely hit six figures. Generally with supply and demand where it is, there is not much room for negotiations either.

Awesome! I need to convince my wife 100k is not expensive for a tow boat, AND that we won't boat in salt. She thinks wake boats are ugly. We're going to do a light remodel on our house next year, but she says until we move we aren't getting a more expensive boat. Sooooooo guess my 212x is here to stay for the next 4-5 years.

 

[Tayhadasuperjet]

I promised I would upload pictures for you all. Here they are - 2022 Mastercraft NXT22. My dealer just sent them to me.

 

[suke]

I promised I would upload pictures for you all. Here they are - 2022 Mastercraft NXT22. My dealer just sent them to me.

Looks awesome!

 

[Tyguy]

Of all the wake/surf boats out there I have to say the H22 layout with the usable back seats is now my favorite. The videos on YouTube show a pretty decent wave and wake without the need for tabs and such. Rigid ballast tanks is another plus for me. I won't be in the market for another boat until the Cybertruck arrives, but I think the H22 will be on the short list depending on how these initial units hold up.

I also like the flat glass, which is a throwback to a different age and soooo much easier to replace when parts go out of production. No surprise to see the Mercury 6.2L as a standard engine given the parent corp owns both Mercury and Heyday. Speaking of which, I don't understand the criticism around the Bayliner connection. Yep, Brunswick owns them both, plus a whole lot of other brands like Sea Ray and Boston Whaler. It's not like a Bentley and Skoda have much in common just because they're both owned by VW.

 

[suke]

Of all the wake/surf boats out there I have to say the H22 layout with the usable back seats is now my favorite. The videos on YouTube show a pretty decent wave and wake without the need for tabs and such. Rigid ballast tanks is another plus for me. I won't be in the market for another boat until the Cybertruck arrives, but I think the H22 will be on the short list depending on how these initial units hold up.

I also like the flat glass, which is a throwback to a different age and soooo much easier to replace when parts go out of production. No surprise to see the Mercury 6.2L as a standard engine given the parent corp owns both Mercury and Heyday. Speaking of which, I don't understand the criticism around the Bayliner connection. Yep, Brunswick owns them both, plus a whole lot of other brands like Sea Ray and Boston Whaler. It's not like a Bentley and Skoda have much in common just because they're both owned by VW.

if you don't like the wave you could always add GSA for $4k. It has piqued my interest as well as the NXT22, but my wife doesn't like the "no swim platform" seats like the yammi has. The H22 solves that.

 

[InmyElement]

if you don't like the wave you could always add GSA for $4k. It has piqued my interest as well as the NXT22, but my wife doesn't like the "no swim platform" seats like the yammi has. The H22 solves that.

Same here, that's why we went for the Yamaha...the stern. Those seats on the Heyday are the bomb..

 

[Crob83]

You just can't beat how many people you can fit in these things