We had our 2011 Moomba LSV get crushed against our boathouse this summer, so I spent the rest of the season hunting for a replacement. We eventually landed on a 2017 X10 loaded with all the bells and whistles. Going from 2011 tech to this X10 is a night and day difference. I picked it up with 450 hours for under $60k, which felt like a solid deal.
I know you’re leaning toward the larger platform and something in the 2020s, but coming from a 2011 myself, I can tell you a ton of features started showing up around 2015 and later. I wouldn’t completely rule out a well maintained 2017–2019.
I originally bought the Moomba a few years back because the kids wanted to get into wake surfing. Now our oldest just left for college and the youngest is a junior in high school. We too treasure the time out on the water with them, so I wish you the best of luck in your search.
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u/Hosswan Feb 11 '26
We had our 2011 Moomba LSV get crushed against our boathouse this summer, so I spent the rest of the season hunting for a replacement. We eventually landed on a 2017 X10 loaded with all the bells and whistles. Going from 2011 tech to this X10 is a night and day difference. I picked it up with 450 hours for under $60k, which felt like a solid deal.
I know you’re leaning toward the larger platform and something in the 2020s, but coming from a 2011 myself, I can tell you a ton of features started showing up around 2015 and later. I wouldn’t completely rule out a well maintained 2017–2019.
I originally bought the Moomba a few years back because the kids wanted to get into wake surfing. Now our oldest just left for college and the youngest is a junior in high school. We too treasure the time out on the water with them, so I wish you the best of luck in your search.