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MasterCraft ProStar 214
The MasterCraft ProStar 214 is a performance-oriented inboard that combines tournament-level ski capability with family-friendly comfort and space. Designed as the successor to the ProStar 197, the 214 delivers the same precision handling and soft wakes that define the ProStar name while offering a larger cockpit, open bow, and improved versatility. Built with MasterCraft’s renowned quality and engineering, the ProStar 214 is a true crossover for skiers who also want room to cruise with family and friends.
The MasterCraft ProStar 214 was introduced in the mid-2000s as an evolution of the acclaimed ProStar 197. Measuring approximately 21 feet 4 inches in length with a beam of 91 inches, the 214 provided additional space and comfort while maintaining the precision and performance expected from the ProStar line. It was designed for boaters who wanted tournament-quality slalom performance but needed more room for passengers and recreational use.
The hull of the ProStar 214 was developed to deliver exceptional tracking, soft wakes, and predictable handling. It produced small, flat wakes at slalom speeds and clean tables ideal for trick skiing. At lower speeds, the hull generated slightly larger, ramp-style wakes that made the boat suitable for wakeboarding and general recreation. This versatility positioned the 214 as one of the best crossover ski boats in the MasterCraft lineup.
The ProStar 214 was powered by Ilmor or Indmar inboard engines, most commonly the 310-horsepower EFI V8 or the optional 350-horsepower upgrade. These engines provided smooth acceleration and dependable performance, while MasterCraft’s precision driveline and balanced hull design ensured true tracking through tight slalom turns.
Inside, the ProStar 214 reflected MasterCraft’s premium fit and finish. The interior was configured to seat up to 10 passengers, featuring a spacious open bow, wraparound lounge seating, and multiple storage compartments. The deeper cockpit provided a secure, comfortable feel for passengers, while the driver enjoyed an ergonomic helm with excellent visibility and easy-to-reach controls.
One of the 214’s key distinctions was its dual appeal as both a performance ski boat and a family cruiser. It came equipped with a tournament pylon for skiing and a removable rear seat that could double as a sunpad or access step. Its versatile hull design and interior space made it a favorite among owners who wanted a single boat that could perform equally well on calm mornings and relaxed afternoon cruises.
The ProStar 214 remained in production until the early 2010s, when MasterCraft introduced the redesigned ProStar models that focused exclusively on tournament skiing. Even so, the 214 holds a special place in the brand’s history for combining MasterCraft’s competitive DNA with practical family usability. Today, it remains a highly desirable used boat known for its solid construction, smooth performance, and versatility on the water.