This sky blue Ri245 is a fully loaded, wave-throwing machine with 549 hours on it and a lot of great summers left to give.
The Ri245 is built around Centurion's Opti-V 2.0 hull, which does something most people don't expect: it displaces serious water before you've even added a pound of ballast. That translates to a bigger, more consistent surf wave right out of the gate, and a noticeably smoother ride when the lake gets choppy. This isn't a hull design that just looks good on paper. You feel the difference the moment you're on the water.
The PCM ZZ6 is the engine of choice for the Ri series, and for good reason. It's a 6.2L motor with 465 ft/lbs of torque paired with the PowerPull transmission. It pulls hard, runs smooth, and handles elevation without complaint. For families surfing and boarding in Utah, that last part matters more than most people realize. The Ramfill ballast system on this boat fills nearly 6,000 lbs of ballast in under 90 seconds, which means less waiting around and more time on the wave. The wave this boat throws is long, powerful, and highly customizable. Whether you've got a beginner learning to pop up or a teenager who wants to throw airs, you can dial the shape to match.
The power tower on this unit is a real asset. It gives you a solid rope anchor point up high, integrated board racks, and the structure to hang wet gear without draping it over the seats. The underwater transom lights add a great look at dusk and make late evening sessions on the lake feel like an event.
Inside, the grey and black vinyl with Triple Layer Gatorstep flooring gives this boat a clean, premium feel that holds up. Triple Layer Gatorstep is noticeably thicker and more comfortable underfoot than standard marine flooring, and it's significantly easier to keep clean after a full day on the water. The grey and black color scheme throughout the cockpit is sharp without being loud, and it pairs well with the sky blue exterior.
The heater is one of those features that sounds like a nice-to-have until you're out on the water at 8am in early June or squeezing out one more weekend in September. It's a genuine quality-of-life upgrade for anyone who wants to extend their season on either end. The premium audio system fills the cockpit and the swim platform with real sound, not background noise. This is a boat you can spend a full day on comfortably, from the first run of the morning to the last one before the sun goes down.
At 549 hours, this Ri245 is well into its stride but has plenty of life ahead of it. It's priced at $154,900 and comes loaded with the features that actually matter on the water: the heater, the power tower, premium audio, underwater lights, and Triple Layer Gatorstep. You're getting a capable, well-equipped wake surf boat without paying new-boat money for it.
Come take a look at this one in person. It shows well and it surfs even better. Reach out to schedule a time to walk through it with us.
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