2027 Moomba Tykon new
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Our Price: $139,995
AT A GLANCE
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The 2027 Moomba Tykon is available now at SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh, a factory-fresh surf and wake boat priced at $139,995 and built for the serious on-water sessions that Jordan Lake, Falls Lake, and Kerr Lake reward throughout the season. With zero hours and zero compromise, this is a purpose-built machine that matches exactly what wake athletes and weekend crews are looking for heading into the new model year.
Power comes from the 2027 Indmar Raptor 6.2L 400, producing 365 horsepower through an inboard configuration that delivers the low-end torque wake surfers want and the clean, confident pull that wakeboarders demand. That output never feels strained when the hull is loaded with ballast and a full crew working through a long afternoon, because the engine and hull were developed together with wave shaping as the central priority rather than an afterthought.
At 24 feet in length with a beam of 102 inches, the Tykon carries its size with real intention. The wide platform gives riders a stable surface for entry and exit, and it gives the surf wave the width and push that separates a genuinely great boat from one that merely gets by. A 29-inch draft keeps the hull manageable in the shallower coves that North Carolina’s reservoirs occasionally present, while still providing enough running surface grip to throw a consistent wake at session speeds.
The 2027 model year means this Tykon reflects Moomba’s latest refinements in hull geometry, surf system technology, and interior finishing. Nothing on it is dated or in need of attention before the first splash, making it a straightforward choice for buyers in central North Carolina’s growing wake and surf community. Stop by SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh, step aboard, and let the team there walk you through everything this boat can do.
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The 2027 Moomba Tykon is sitting ready at SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh, a brand-new surf and wake machine priced at $139,995 and built for the kind of serious on-water sessions that Jordan Lake, Falls Lake, and Kerr Lake reward all season long. This is not a leftover model or a floor display worn thin by foot traffic; it is a factory-fresh 2027 vessel with zero hours, zero compromise, and a specification sheet that matches exactly what serious wake athletes and weekend crews are looking for right now.
Power and Performance
At the heart of this Tykon sits the 2027 Indmar Raptor 6.2L 400 producing 365 horsepower, a purpose-built inboard engine that delivers the low-end torque wake surfers want and the clean pull that wakeboarders demand. That power does not feel excessive on the broad stretches of Kerr Lake, and it does not feel strained when the Tykon is loaded with ballast and a full crew working through a long afternoon session. The engine is matched to a hull designed around wave shaping, meaning the relationship between thrust and displacement is intentional rather than incidental.
Stretching 24 feet in length with a beam of 102 inches, the Tykon carries its size with purpose. The wide beam creates a stable platform for riders climbing in and out of the water, and it gives the surf wave the width and push that separates a great boat from a merely adequate one. A 29-inch draft keeps the hull honest in the shallower coves that North Carolina’s reservoirs occasionally present, while still giving the running surface enough grip to throw a clean, consistent wake at session speeds.
The 2027 model year means this Tykon carries Moomba’s latest refinements in hull geometry, surf system technology, and interior finishing. Buyers shopping central North Carolina’s growing wake and surf community are increasingly familiar with what the Moomba name delivers at this price point, and this boat represents the newest expression of that engineering. Nothing on it is dated, worn, or in need of attention before the first splash.
Come out to SouthTown Watersports in Raleigh and step aboard the 2027 Moomba Tykon in person. The team there can walk you through every system, answer questions about rigging and customization, and put you on the water in a boat that is genuinely ready to go the moment you trailer it home.