The videos are great however I think many would find it helpful to know what is different between each year. For those of us that watch the videos each year it’s difficult to know what has changed from 2021 to 2022
I’m the same way man. I used to get so excited when I was younger. I thought well hey, in ten years these boats will be 100grand cheaper (that was when high end boats would cost 150-190 max. But every damn year the price of these boats gos up another 10-20grand. Annoying
It would be nice so nice if you guys had a better solution to filling the ballast more effectively and quickly. Unless making the boat heavier and less Ballast is your solution which is less than ideal
@@annoyboyPictures what makes you say that? These boats aren't produced in as high volumes as Hondas but they are very well made. Similar to a modern supercar where the risk of issues may be higher, but overall quite reliable.
@@seabass2337 *** Similar to a modern supercar *** Supercars are not exposed to the types of corrosion you get from the Water and in the Air around Water. This boat no matter how well its built would not last 5 years in the ocean or lagoon water without experiencing salt corrosion, not just on the exterior but inside every electronic part.
@@annoyboyPictures That's fair. I live in the middle of a continent and have owned many boats but they only ever see fresh water. That's where my head was at. I'm sure salt water brings its own challenges that I've never had to deal with.
But Seriously... Does anyone see a real potential ROI on buying a boat like this for a Watersports Business? I mean we're talking about 350-400 GRAND to get this operational, and how many years before you make the money back, and how many more years before you see a PROFIT?
I think you'd have to have a hybrid setup, someone who uses the boat in off-season for their personal stuff and then makes that money back via a watersports business during on season. That way the goal isn't to make profit necessarily. Highly doubt with a price like this that there'll be much profits
@@wadesolomon2484 I seriously have my doubts... I think they may sell a handful of these boats to private Multi-Millionaires/Billionaires who buy it for their personal use, or to get their children into a productive sport, rather than them ending up doing drugs... but for the majority of sales it will have to be for Watersports businesses in the US and around the world... but at that price point, I don't see a commercially viable vessel for these sorts of business. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
Wake boarding is dead. 100% knee injuries killed it. If you haven't had a knee injury yet, you're either not doing it or not any good at it. Sooner or later 100% will have knee injuries, many of which lead to surgery... These are just expense boats with an oversized engine taking up usable space and an elaborate speaker trellis....
The only thing killing wakeboarding is wakesurfing because it's more "family friendly" and easier to do with less injury risk. Even at that wakeboarding is far from dead, if anything it has become more popular recently. Also, there are injuries and every sport so at the end of the day you're just soft if that's what turns you away.
The videos are great however I think many would find it helpful to know what is different between each year. For those of us that watch the videos each year it’s difficult to know what has changed from 2021 to 2022
He says new for 2022 if something changed
That boat is fricking massive
Beautiful Boat 🌊
Great presentation - You sold me.
Amazing boat and amazing handling.
Good luck affording one of these, starting out at $275,000
yeah imma just go ahead and buy a roles royce instea😂
More like $325k
Wonder how much the S23 is gonna start at? Has a lot of similar features minus weight and some stuff
The crazy thing is that Nautique can't keep up with production🥴
Think of all the well paid skilled employees required to build these.
Why do I watch boat reviews as a kid who can not afford it anytime soon
I’m the same way man. I used to get so excited when I was younger. I thought well hey, in ten years these boats will be 100grand cheaper (that was when high end boats would cost 150-190 max. But every damn year the price of these boats gos up another 10-20grand. Annoying
Because one day you will have this boat or whatever boat you want. Work towards it.
Just take out a 30 year mortgage
It would be nice so nice if you guys had a better solution to filling the ballast more effectively and quickly. Unless making the boat heavier and less Ballast is your solution which is less than ideal
Buy now Pay later. Great boat for the 1%ers.
Better than Pavati?
Pavati is bad
So basically nothing has changed from last year to this year ?
Only thing that changed was the price went up
The two best days of Paragon ownership; the day you buy it and the day you sell it! zing!
Because they appreciate =)
Who would BUY a Second Hand version of this Boat??? It would have HEAPS of Electronic issues with it...
@@annoyboyPictures what makes you say that? These boats aren't produced in as high volumes as Hondas but they are very well made. Similar to a modern supercar where the risk of issues may be higher, but overall quite reliable.
@@seabass2337 *** Similar to a modern supercar ***
Supercars are not exposed to the types of corrosion you get from the Water and in the Air around Water. This boat no matter how well its built would not last 5 years in the ocean or lagoon water without experiencing salt corrosion, not just on the exterior but inside every electronic part.
@@annoyboyPictures That's fair. I live in the middle of a continent and have owned many boats but they only ever see fresh water. That's where my head was at. I'm sure salt water brings its own challenges that I've never had to deal with.
🙌🏽🙌🏽
But Seriously... Does anyone see a real potential ROI on buying a boat like this for a Watersports Business? I mean we're talking about 350-400 GRAND to get this operational, and how many years before you make the money back, and how many more years before you see a PROFIT?
I think you'd have to have a hybrid setup, someone who uses the boat in off-season for their personal stuff and then makes that money back via a watersports business during on season. That way the goal isn't to make profit necessarily. Highly doubt with a price like this that there'll be much profits
@@wadesolomon2484 I seriously have my doubts... I think they may sell a handful of these boats to private Multi-Millionaires/Billionaires who buy it for their personal use, or to get their children into a productive sport, rather than them ending up doing drugs... but for the majority of sales it will have to be for Watersports businesses in the US and around the world... but at that price point, I don't see a commercially viable vessel for these sorts of business. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
can it operate at open water. rough seas?
That’s the price of a house in some states… ridiculous
Where???
Yeah...but if it doesn't have CUP HOLDERS... I ain't buying it.
Big
How much does this bad-boy cost?
Asking for a friend.
too much
More than your house
What happens in 10 years when, sorry that electronic control is no longer available. Only hedge fund employees can afford these.
$540,000 in Australia what a joke you can buy a house or a house boat for that price.... at the end of the day its only a ski boat over priced
The problem is things like this don’t go up in price they go down and very fast
They go wayyyy up in price. $50k up now.
Bald
can i just have 1 please? I'm an avid boater but could never afford this..........so, that said, can i PLEASE just have 1?
Mastercraft is the best.
Best looking but not best boat
Second ugliest boat on the water-right behind the Heyday!
As a nautique owner, agreed, but at least they are good boats unlike heyday
Wake boarding is dead. 100% knee injuries killed it. If you haven't had a knee injury yet, you're either not doing it or not any good at it. Sooner or later 100% will have knee injuries, many of which lead to surgery... These are just expense boats with an oversized engine taking up usable space and an elaborate speaker trellis....
It’s about wake surfing now
The only thing killing wakeboarding is wakesurfing because it's more "family friendly" and easier to do with less injury risk. Even at that wakeboarding is far from dead, if anything it has become more popular recently. Also, there are injuries and every sport so at the end of the day you're just soft if that's what turns you away.