darinmontgomery

Congrats @NateSmith43 !!! Looked awesome

@NateSmith43 just tied his World Record 2.5 @43 today behind the new 2016 ZO/6.2 SN 200.... again, I encourage everyone to try it!

We are creatures of habit that do not like change. No one can argue the price of boats are crazy high and doesn't encourage growth of the sport. However, the boats are well made with promo and used boats providing price options to fit all budgets. To echo @bishop8950 no one has to buy a new boat, the new ZO puck works with the current ZO systems with a software update and possibly a new harness. I've heard, unconfirmed from ZO, the upgrade is around $800. As @NateSmith43 stated, he ran 41 and 5@41 behind the 6.2 and 5.3 last weekend so while different, not terrible. Ok, it's Nate, he can run 41 behind any boat on any lake some will say. @BRY has skied at his average, 12 sets, behind the new engine/ZO and likes the pull better. My daughter, who is 14, ran 38 her first set behind our 5.3 and I've consistently skied mid 41 since getting the boat on a new ski to boot. So, the World Record Holder, heavy loading M4 and M3 skiers, down to G3 skier are all skiing just fine behind the new engines/ZO. My point is, yes, the pull is different and some will initially like it better and others will take time to adjust. I encourage everyone to get a set behind the 2016 200's to decide for yourselves.

I've had my 5.3 for about 3 weeks, it's by far the best pull of any boat. It is smooth like the 6L but creates more whip at 55k. I highly recommend buying the 5.3 if you're in the market.

Miami Nautique International has them in stock. Quality is on another level.

I've not been able to get the Wakeye app working with the iOS 8.0.2. It worked perfectly on my 5s but hasn't recorded on my 6 running the new iOS. Hopefully they will update soon.

Ward,  Great skiing, what size Elite are you riding? What about Scot?