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Supra SA Surf Question

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Jalosulav

Oct 4, 2019
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Hello

I am getting ready to pull the trigger on my dream boat - a 2014 SA 350, and was hoping someone could give me some surf insight.
Background - I have been wake boarding for 20+ years but primarily behind my I/O. Kids are just just getting into boarding. I am really excited about getting into wake surfing.

Question - the boat does not have the Supra Swell system. Do I need it? Is it going to make a huge difference in my wake surfing experience? I'm not looking to get into competition or even hard-core tricks - probably mostly just cruising.

Also, I see that Supra already has come out with Swell 2.0 for 2016. Is there a big difference between this and the original Swell System? Would I even be able to install the Swell 2.0 System on a 2014 SA?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Cheers
 
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