There have been hundreds of attempts at building the world’s best wakeboard boats. But it is only with firm, evenly-sloped wakes so familiar they’ve become the stuff of lake lore. It is easy to see why. The Mastercraft X1 is the boat that pulled world-, pro tour- and X Games champion Parks Bonifay to his first double half cab roll, his first 1080 and has been the lead towboat of the X Games and Pro Wakeboard Tour -- not to mention being the launch pad for more first-time inverts from legions of groms around the globe.

Even though you’ll spend more time behind it than in it, the Mastercraft X1 envelopes riders-in-waiting in comfort, thanks to a full wrapraround seat set, complete with board and gear storage underneath – nearly 40 cubic feet in all. The optional Clarion 4-speaker and 10-inch subwoofer stereo system has been rated the best in the industry, and adding two billet aluminum speaker cans only adds to the fun inside and behind the boat.

Clearly, your buddies will be begging to get out back, as the wakes behind the Mastercraft X1 are thick and clean with a crisp lip. Formed by the X1’s narrow, clean underside, they are perfect at line lengths from 50 to 80 feet. So, whether you’re going for your first wake jump or 10th attempt at a 1080, you can’t help but get better behind a boat that’s been helping riders do that right from the start.   Specs on this Mastercraft Boat below.
Length
20'7"
     
Length Of Boat With Platform
22'6"
     
Width Amidship
90"
     
Overall Length with Trailer
22'4"
     
Overall Length with Swing-Away Tongue Folded
20'6"
     
Overall Width with Trailer (Single Axle)
95"
     
Overall Width with Trailer (Tandem Axle)
96"
     
Single Axle Trailer Weight
860 Lbs.
     
Tandem Axle Trailer Weight
1,040 Lbs.
Fuel Capacity
33 Gallons
     
Depth at Transom
23.5"
     
Depth Amidship
25"
     
Draft
22"
     
Tow Bar Height to Waterline
29"
     
Capacity
11 Persons or 1,705 Lbs.
     
Model Name Length
20'