2027 Moomba Craz new
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Our Price: $118,499
AT A GLANCE
Description
The 2027 Moomba Craz is sitting new on the lot at SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh, carrying full factory warranty coverage and zero hours of wear on any component. Powering this boat is the 2027 Indmar Raptor 6.2L, rated at 400 horsepower, a powerplant that pulls riders out of the water with genuine authority and always works comfortably within its range rather than being pushed to its limits. At 22 feet in length with a 102-inch beam, the Craz is wide enough to carry a full crew without sacrificing the precision that wake sports demand. That generous beam contributes directly to wave shaping, giving surfers a clean, powerful curl that holds its form behind the boat, exactly the kind of performance that suits the long, calm coves and open flats found across Jordan Lake and Falls Lake. Moomba engineered the Craz specifically around wake performance, and the hull geometry reflects that priority from every angle. The new condition of this particular boat means the gelcoat is flawless, the upholstery has never absorbed a drop of lake water, and every mechanical system is exactly as the factory intended. Buyers comparing this against used wake boats in the Triangle market avoid inheriting someone else’s maintenance history entirely. Priced at $118,499, this 2027 Craz represents a competitive entry point for a fully powered, performance-focused wake boat. Stop by SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh to walk through it in person and talk through what it can do before the best of the season is already behind you.
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Full Desctiption
The 2027 Moomba Craz is sitting new on the lot at SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh, ready to hit the water before summer crowds claim the best stretches of Jordan Lake and Falls Lake. This is a brand-new boat, not a demo, not a leftover, and it carries all the confidence that comes with that status, including full factory warranty coverage and zero hours of wear on every component.
Power and Performance
At the heart of this Craz sits the 2027 Indmar Raptor 6.2L 400-horsepower engine, a powerplant that pulls wakeboarders and surfers out of the water with authority and keeps them there. That 400 horses give this boat a performance ceiling that most families and serious riders will never actually reach, which means the engine is always working comfortably within its range rather than being pushed. At 22 feet in length with a 102-inch beam, the Craz is built wide enough to carry a full crew comfortably while still carving through the water with the precision that wake sports demand.
Moomba engineered the Craz specifically around wake performance, and the hull geometry reflects that priority at every angle. North Carolina’s inland lakes offer long, relatively calm coves and open flats that let a surf wave develop and hold, and this boat’s hull is designed to take full advantage of those conditions. The wide beam contributes directly to wave shaping, giving surfers a clean, powerful curl that holds its form rather than collapsing prematurely behind the boat.
The new condition of this particular Craz means the gelcoat is flawless, the upholstery has never absorbed a drop of lake water, and every mechanical system is fresh from the factory. Buyers considering a used wake boat on the Triangle market are accepting someone else’s maintenance history; this one arrives with none of those unknowns attached. At $118,499, the 2027 Craz represents a competitive entry point for a new, fully powered wake boat at this performance level.
Come out to SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh to walk through this boat in person, sit in it, and talk through everything it can do before the best of the season gets away from you.