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Gantlin Wake Wedge

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If you are not going to add 1500 lbs of ballast minimum do not buy the wedge. It will do nothing for you. There is not a boat out there that can surf with no ballast. The true surf boats carry 4000+ pounds of ballast and they also out weight our jet boats by a couple of thousand pounds.
Maybe a dumb question - Is it common to exceed the manufacturer's capacity in order to surf? My 2015 212X has a capacity of 1740 pounds without ballast. If I add 1500 lbs of ballast, that means that the two people left in the boat can only weigh a combined amount of 240 lbs.
 
Maybe a dumb question - Is it common to exceed the manufacturer's capacity in order to surf? My 2015 212X has a capacity of 1740 pounds without ballast. If I add 1500 lbs of ballast, that means that the two people left in the boat can only weigh a combined amount of 240 lbs.
Very common. Most everyone out there surfing our boats are over weight capacity.
 
Maybe a dumb question - Is it common to exceed the manufacturer's capacity in order to surf? My 2015 212X has a capacity of 1740 pounds without ballast. If I add 1500 lbs of ballast, that means that the two people left in the boat can only weigh a combined amount of 240 lbs.
I think your ok as long as the ballast is not all in the bow ?
 
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