Testing the 2024 Nautique GS20: Wakeboard, Surf, and Foil Performance Review!

Hey everyone! In today's video, we're out on the Nautique GS20, putting its versatility to the test. We're checking out the wakeboard wake, surf wake, and foil wake. Join us as Ryan gets ready to show off some wakeboarding skills!
Wakeboarding:
- We started with no ballast, a 65 ft rope, and a speed of 18 mph. Perfect for beginners with a soft, easy-to-jump wake.
- Next, we increased to 50% ballast while keeping the 65 ft rope. This setup offers a more advanced wave with a bit more pop off the wake.
- Finally, we went all out with 100% ballast and increased speed. Ryan had an epic time, though the 65 ft rope was a bit short for such a big wake. For advanced riders, a 70-75 ft rope length is recommended.
Surfing:
- The GS20's surf wake was a pleasant surprise! Compared to the older GS22, the GS20 provided a bigger, smoother wave with more push.
- Even with 50% ballast, the wave was impressive. Max ballast was perfect for heavier riders, and the surf experience was top-notch for a 20 ft boat.
Foiling:
- The foil wake setup was straightforward with Nautique's factory presets. With 50% ballast and the wake shaper on 3, we had a long, powerful wave.
- Ryan managed to ride all the way back to the fourth wave, and with 100% ballast, you could easily ride up to the seventh wave.
If you're looking for a boat that does it all-skiing, wakeboarding, surfing, and foiling-the Nautique GS20 is your answer. Visit Nautique Central on the Gold Coast if you're in the Brisbane area for a demo.
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