2027 Moomba Max new

Pricing

MSRP: $131,420
Our Price: $128,399

Highlighted Features

Length (ft): 22
Width (in): 102
Draft (in): 28
Seating Capacity: 16
Condition: New

Our Price: $128,399

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SouthTown Watersports

SouthTown Watersports

AT A GLANCE

MODEL YEAR
2027
FUEL TYPE
Gas
ENGINE
Indmar Raptor 6.2L 400
ENGINE HP
365 HP
LOCATION
Charlotte

Description

The 2027 Moomba Max is sitting at SouthTown Watersports on Lake Norman, ready to run one of the most active wake sport lakes in the Carolinas. At 22 feet with a 102-inch beam, this purpose-built surf and wake machine carries the hull volume and platform space that serious riders and full-boat crews both demand, and Lake Norman’s long open stretches give it exactly the room it needs to perform at its best.

Powering the Max is an Indmar Raptor 6.2L producing 365 horsepower, an engine that delivers the low-end torque needed to shape a heavy, clean surf wave without hesitation. That 6.2-liter displacement pulls hard from idle speed, which is precisely where wake surfing lives, and the 28-inch draft keeps the boat confident in Lake Norman’s coves and shallower inlets while still carrying the ballast load the hull is built to hold.

The beam of over eight feet gives the Max a wide, stable cockpit that feels planted at surf speed and translates into genuinely usable seating and storage for a full day on the water. Charlotte’s boating season stretches well into fall, and this boat is sized and powered to be used hard across every weekend of it. At $128,399 new for 2027, the Moomba Max brings full factory coverage and zero hours to a price point that competes directly with towboats carrying far less standard equipment. Stop into SouthTown Watersports on Lake Norman and put it alongside anything else in its class before you decide.

Standard Equipment

Flow Surf 2.0 System
Autowake® & Moomba SmartPlate™
6.2L Raptor 400 Engine by Indmar
A3 Tower & Fixed Board Racks
GatorStep Non-Skid Flooring
Thermoskins Vinyl UpholsteryNew
Sliding Rear Seat & Walkthrough Transom
7" Touchscreen Display & Wireless Charging
6-Speaker Audio System (Powered by Fusion)
3-Year Telematics Subscription
Boatmate Tandem Axle Trailer
Transom Rail w/ Tow PointNew

Optional Equipment

Sundeck Flip-Up Backseats
Side Storage Bags (Set of 2
Engine Flush Option
OJ 15.5x13 4-Blade (Altitude/Wake)
DSP, 12" Sub, Amplified Cockpit Speakers
No Tower Speaker Option (Amp and Wiring already installed)
Full Boat Cover w/HT (Black) A3 Tower
Tower Bimini, Premium A3 with Arms and Surf Storage - Black
Swing-away Tonge Trailer
Trailer Gatorstep Nonskid - Greywood

Full Desctiption

The 2027 Moomba Max is sitting at SouthTown Watersports on Lake Norman, ready to go to work on one of the most active wake sport lakes in the Carolinas. This is a purpose-built surf and wake machine, and at 22 feet with a 102-inch beam, it carries the hull volume and platform space that serious riders and full-boat crews both demand. Everything about the Max is designed around the water it will actually run, and Lake Norman’s long stretches of open water give this boat exactly the room it needs to perform.

The Engine and Hull

Powering the 2027 Moomba Max is an Indmar Raptor 6.2L producing 365 horsepower, an engine pairing that delivers the low-end torque needed to shape a heavy, clean surf wave without hesitation. The 6.2-liter displacement means the Raptor pulls hard from idle speed, which is precisely where wake surfing lives. That power moves through a hull with a 28-inch draft, shallow enough to run Lake Norman’s coves and shallower inlets confidently while still carrying the ballast load the Max is built to hold.

New Condition and Value

This boat is new for 2027, which means the buyer receives full factory coverage, zero hours, and a hull that has never touched water. At $128,399, the Moomba Max positions itself as a genuine inboard surf boat at a price point that competes directly with towboats carrying far less standard equipment. Lake Norman boaters who spend weekends running from Blythe Landing to the Davidson coves will recognize exactly what this boat offers relative to what others in its class ask for the same capability.

The beam of over eight feet gives the Max a wide, stable cockpit that feels planted at surf speed, and the layout translates that stability into usable seating and storage for a full day on the water. Charlotte’s boating season stretches well into fall, and this boat is built to be used hard across every weekend of it.

Come see the 2027 Moomba Max in person at SouthTown Watersports on Lake Norman and put it alongside anything else in its class before you decide.