Boat Review | Test Drive - Sea Ray SDX 270 Surf

There is a growing trend in the watersports market leaning towards offering more diverse capabilities, comforts and less use specific designs. Long way to say people want to be able to go to dinner and hang out on their boats as much as they want an epic performance wake. Cheers to that! Sea Ray is right on this trend with the SDX 270 Surf … and in this case, SURF is not simply tagged on to be current. Our team was really impressed with the size and push of the wave while wakesurfing and we didn’t come close to maxing it out with ballast and people in the boat.
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[@joelkurtz4131]

When surfing on this, do you have trim tabs up or down? Do you keep it in auto trim? My bow does not seem to raise enough to make a really awesome wave and the dealer can't really help much.

[@AllianceWakeMagazine]

@@joelkurtz4131 Filled all the ballast and then just clicked the surf profile and activated it. From there we set the speed to where it looked best and adjusted wave height on the same screen

[@wesleyferguson6932]

For the price should have a bigger. berth and a way to cook and be able to be used as a weekend boat.