MasterCraft Wake Boats For Sale

MasterCraft wake boats are inboard towboats built around dialed-in presets for wakeboarding, wake surfing and foiling, with the current lineup spanning the X24, the redesigned X-Star (offered in 23T and 25T lengths) and the larger X26. A MasterCraft wakeboard boat for sale today typically runs on a 6.2-liter engine, with a 6.2 Supercharged option available on models like the X24 for buyers who want more grunt. These boats use preset programs — a wake beginner setting for new riders, and a wake intermediate program that fills the ballast and sets the boat to 21 mph automatically — so the same hull serves a ten-year-old learning to ride and an advanced rider sending wake-to-wake.

The 2026 X24 measures 24 feet 3 inches long, 102 inches wide, weighs approximately 7,200 pounds and carries 85 gallons of fuel. It runs 4,300 pounds of ballast that top off in roughly 7 to 8 minutes on the fast-fill pumps, and seats up to 17 people. The X-Star's Quick Fill tanks are quicker still, filling in just under 2 minutes. As a MasterCraft wakeboard boat, the wake shapes through an adjustable center tab — riders run it flat at 19 mph with zero ballast for low-risk jumps, or push the rope to 65 feet at 20.5 mph with 50% ballast for a taller wake with more snap. Dropping the center tab to 30, 50 or 70 percent progressively flattens the wake for beginners learning to clear the knuckle.

The helm has been simplified across the range. The X-Star uses two large display screens with customizable layouts, electronic seat adjustment that slides fore and aft and up and down, and a stern thruster controlled by twisting the throttle, so a driver can hold a docking line of position in wind or current without taking a hand off the controls. The X24 carries four cameras — tower, bow for trailering, and port and starboard surf cams — feeding sharp resolution to the screens, plus navigation, ballast levels, fuel, depth, engine hours and rudder position. A frameless windshield opens up the forward sightline from the driver's seat, which spins, slides and powers up for height.

As a wake surfing boat, MasterCraft's surf wave adjusts on a scale from 1 to 7. Setting 1 produces a flat, clean, mellow face suited to foiling and skim-style riding, while setting 7 stands the wave up into a tall barrel that wraps closer to the transom; moving to the higher numbers also adjusts boat speed automatically. The wave holds push remarkably far back — surfers have stayed in the pocket past 24 feet of rope at around 11.4 mph on a 5 setting. The X26 generates its J-shaped wave with the Surf Star system, which uses angled plates and ridges off the transom to deflect water, paired with high-volume pump-driven ballast.

On deck, the X24 adds a Z9 power tower whose bimini folds parallel above the boat and contributes four board-storage slots plus an overhead cargo net, with optional Sound Pods that cast audio toward the rider and down into the cockpit. Board storage runs along the transom with slide-in surf bags, and the standard Sound Stage audio is tuned in partnership with Meridian for each model. Interior touches include cool-touch vinyl that resists heat in direct sun, eight phone holders on the X-Star (four of which charge), reversible and pop-up seating, hidden coolers, and a removable trash can accessible from the side. Every MasterCraft wake boat for sale can be configured at the factory across exterior gel zones and interior colors, so a wakesurf boat can be specified to match how it will actually be used.