Nautique Introduces The All-New Super Air Nautique G23

Nautique is excited to introduce their next generation wake boat that will forever change what the industry thought possible. The all-new Super Air Nautique G23 redefines what a wake boat can be. The Super Air Nautique G23 will kick off the wake season at the 2012 Nautique Wake Games in Orlando, FL, April 11-14.

Nautique’s designers, engineers and team of professional riders started with a clean slate and created a wake that gives every rider the opportunity to do things they only dreamed possible. The G23 features the all-new Nautique Configurable Running Surface (NCRS) which fine-tunes the hull surface under any condition using the latest technology in their Nautique LINC system. Every inch of the boat’s hull was designed to create a wake that will work for every level of riding, at any speed and line length without sacrificing a clean lip, long transitions and solid pop. Additionally, with over 2,800 lbs. of sub-floor internal ballast, the G23 offers you maximum ballast with maximum storage and a world class wake without the need for additional weight.

“The revolutionary new Super Air Nautique G23 is a result of years of hard work by our elite team of athletes and Product Development team. The G23 will advance the wake industry in ways far beyond what anyone thought possible,” stated Nautique CEO Bill Yeargin. “Only Nautique, the company who brought the industry the first inboard towboat, the boat tower, internal ballast, GPS speed control and many other firsts could build a boat this innovative,” Yeargin added.

To see the complete line of Nautique boats, visit www.nautique.com. Pride Marine Group is the #1 Nautique dealer worldwide and the exclusive dealer in Ontario.

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