Recommended 19’ wake setup

[ryanotown22]

What is the recommended setup I have 5 adult people with the driver. So 4 in the boat and 1 surfing. I have the 650lb transom sac and the two 200lb Yamaha cubes. I also have the slingshot coaster 5’3” board. Will just the transom be enough? What speed is normally good? Also people are regular and goofy foot so I am guessing transom bag in the center is the best

 

[Skierdad]

former AR195 owner. we ran the cubes in each corner on the back and then I put a 750 on the floor in the back corner away from the driver. That worked the best but the pocket was small. I could go ropeless but we never got good enough to do 360's or anything.

 

[anmut]

That's a tough boat to surf behind. Yes you can do it, but ast @Skierdad stated, your pocket will be pretty small. His setup recommendations are correct. The most important thing I've found when it comes to a good surf wave is a consistent speed and depth.

 

[kgower]

We had a 21 195S. We had the wake booster including the 2 two-hundred-pound cubes. We also had had a 365lb sac in the ski locker. My boys around 160lb could go ropeless but at 6'2" 200 the wave didn't have quite enough push for me.

 

[ryanotown22]

Is there a better board that would help get more push than my slingshot coaster 5’3”?

 

[Skierdad]

Hyperlight Landlock. Long board and worked great behind my AR195, but that was in 2019. There is probably a better board out there now that I am not aware of. I do know they still make that board.

 

[anmut]

Is there a better board that would help get more push than my slingshot coaster 5’3”?

Any long surf style board will be fantastic for heavy riders and/or low-push waves. They're not as nimble as a hybrid like your coaster for carving, but you can get people addicted to surfing!