This is a low-hour XStar with a serious pedigree, a boat that has defined competitive wakeboarding for decades and still throws one of the most respected wakes on the water.
The XStar has been the benchmark for wakeboard boats for a long time, and the 2019 model is no exception. The hull is purpose-built to throw a steep, clean wake that works for everyone from intermediate riders to serious competitors. At 354 hours, this boat is well broken in but has a lot of great days left in it.
The Ilmor 6.2L is a proven powerplant that delivers strong, predictable pull. Riders get consistent speed and response whether you're setting up a beginner on a shorter line or pulling an experienced boarder at full extension. The platform ladder makes getting in and out of the water easy, which matters more than people realize when you're running a full day with multiple riders rotating through.
The Custom Resistol Edition graphics are a standout detail on this boat. The blue and white exterior with that package gives it a look that's genuinely distinctive on the water, not just a stock color combination.
Inside, the saddle brown and gray vinyl with tan flooring gives the cabin a warm, upscale feel. The CoolFeel upholstery is one of those features you really appreciate on a hot Texas summer day. It stays noticeably cooler to the touch than standard vinyl, which makes a real difference when you're sitting on it for hours at a stretch. There is some minor wear to the upholstery and SeaDek, as you'd expect on a boat that's been used and enjoyed, but the overall condition is clean for the hours and the price reflects that.
At $109,995, this XStar represents genuine value for a boat with this reputation and this few hours. The Resistol Edition graphics make it a one-of-a-kind unit, and the Ilmor-powered XStar is a combination that serious wakeboarders know and respect. If you want a proven competition-grade wake boat without buying new, this is a smart place to start.
Come take a look at this one in person. A boat like this moves quickly, and it's worth seeing up close before it's gone.
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