Correct Craft Models
Correct Craft has three models of Nautique boats.
The Ski Nautique is aimed at water skiers. The Ski Nautique 200 is the official tow boat of many water ski competitions and many world records have been set behind this boat.
The Sport Nautique is for skiing, wakeboarding, cruising and tubing and includes the Sports shift lever that gives the boat the ability to change the wake size and shape to accommodate different rider's needs and skills.
The Super Air Nautique includes the Flight Control Tower and the ability to fill the boat with water through 3 onboard ballasts to allow the boat to create large, rampy wakes.
The Byerly Icon Edition 210 is Scott Byerly's signature boat branded and customized by him.
| Model | Length | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Ski Nautique 200 Closed Bow | 20' 0" / 6.10m | 7 people |
| Ski Nautique 200 Open Bow | 20' 0" / 6.10m | 9 people |
| Sport Nautique 200 | 20' 9" / 6.1m | 10 people |
| Sport Nautique 216 | 20' 11" / 6.38m | 12 people |
| Sport Nautique 226 | 22' 7" / 6.88m | 15 people |
| Super Air Nautique 210 | 21' / 6.4m | 12 people |
| Super Air Nautique 230 | 23' 1.5" / 7.05m | 16 people |
| Byerly Icon Edition 210 | 21' / 6.4m | 12 people |
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