MasterCraft Surf Boats For Sale

MasterCraft surf boats are sold across three tiers — the NXT, XT, and X Series — with the X Series serving as the flagship. The NXT comes in 21, 22, 23, and 24-foot lengths, the XT spans similar sizes, and the X Series is offered as a 22, 24, and 26-footer, so a shopper browsing MasterCraft surf boats for sale can match hull length to crew size and slip dimensions. Every model carries the Surf Star surf system, which builds waves from a mellow beginner setting up to an advanced face, making the line workable for a 10-year-old learning to ride ropeless and an experienced surfer in the same session.

The surf system scales with the trim. NXT boats use a rapid surf range of roughly one through three, while XT and X Series boats open up the full one-through-seven adjustment on the dash, with infinite steps in between. On the X Series you also gain fast-fill ballast components and side-to-side wave switching, plus larger powerplant choices: a 6.2-liter motor and, in the X Series, a new 6.2-liter supercharged engine. The X26 runs a standard pump-driven ballast system with high-volume pumps that fill in a few minutes rather than 20.

The 23T X-Star is a sixth-generation redesign offered in 23T and 25T lengths. The helm runs two large display screens, with the option to put up three views and choose each layout, and it integrates navigation showing channels and depth. A stern thruster controlled by twisting the throttle lets you park in wind or current without taking a hand off the controls, and a single knob switches the wave side, speed, ballast, and audio. Cameras cover the bow, tower, and transom, the driver's seat moves electronically fore-aft and up-down, and the quick-fill ballast tanks set up for surfing in under two minutes.

Storage and seating on the X-Star are worked into nearly every surface. There are eight phone holders, four of which charge, a removable insulated cooler, a hidden cooler, and a side-accessible trash can. A bow seat rises out of the floor in about four seconds, the tower and bimini add board-storage options up top and underneath, and an Observer display on the swim platform lets passengers control volume, song selection, lighting, seat heaters, and dryers while the driver keeps final say.

On the water, MasterCraft surf boats produce a long, forgiving ramp for wakeboarding and a wave with push that carries far back in the pocket. The 2026 X24 wakeboards well at roughly 19 to 20.5 mph with the rope at 60 to 75 feet and ballast adjusted to taste, and its center tab flattens the wake in stages at 30, 50, 70, and 100 percent for beginners learning to clear the wake. Surf settings run one through seven, with the boat automatically adjusting speed at the top end; on the X-Star, surfers found push at 24 to 25 feet off the platform around 11.3 mph on a five setting. The X26 carries a wide pickle-fork bow and the Surf Star plate with angled ridges that shape a J-style wave; buyers weighing one should note its rear bucket seats trade storage space for ballast, and MasterCraft does not publish deadrise figures.