I wasn't messing it up. I was simply enhancing it. :)Quote:
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I wasn't messing it up. I was simply enhancing it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jester
All this hype and teaser pics are driving me nuts. I have been showing my wife every pic thats been released and may have her on the line to get a mondo. I love my outback but the dd is not cutting it anymore. want the open style of the v drive. The way I see it, why not get a new boat now rather than sell and upgrade to another used boat and so on. as long as I can be ok with the pmts, f it lol
The earlier pic of the orange Mondo has a different rear step and center sundeck pad than the latest white one. Which one is correct?
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If you're comparing the rear steps on the grey boat to the white boat, then you're looking at the Mondo & Mojo, respectively.
Any new ballast innovations? It doesn't even seem to be listing that much in Drew's latest pic.
No, the white and green one that you were diving, and the orange and gray one that was on instagram.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfeman131
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Just Saw this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shFQfFLeA9M
That's one sharp boat! Home Run for Skiers Choice.
Anyone find any pricing yet??
Really nice. Looks like it would fit better in my garage than my LS does.
Seark
How ya been?
Long time no.
I'm down in Baton Rouge now.
How's chicot?
Sorry Drew.Quote:
Originally Posted by jstenger
I looked at the pics on my phone. I just looked at them on my computer and saw the Mojo name on the white and green boat that you were in. I just figured that they were both Mondo's.
So there won't be a walkthrough on the mojo? I want a mojo but I also want a walkthrough sunpad.
Any word on pricing for the Mondo?
Is this a LSV in the foreground of this picture. It looks like it has the walkthrough sundeck. Can anyone confirm this?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/moombab...57634667452471
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/d...14/mondo-1.jpg
The new 2014 Moomba Boats Mondo is just that, MONDO! This 20-foot 6-inch water sports tow boat is not big in price or stature, but it offers huge performance and monster comfort. The wakes behind this little behemoth benefit from 1300 lbs of ballast perfect for rocking a curl or launching off both sides. The rough water ride and handling of the Mondo dwarf all other 20-footers. And the "MONDO" vibe continues on the inside with room for 13 people and convenient storage for all of their stuff. The only areas the Moomba Mondo doesn't measure-up is its price and physical size. The Moomba Mondo is gigantic when you want it and tiny when you need it. The new Mondo is big on "no worries".
Value
The Moomba Mondo is not a value performance boat simply because the price is lower than the next water sports boat builder's. Moomba maximizes the value to you by providing increased benefits without necessarily increasing the cost of the boats. Moomba Boats takes great pride in providing reliable functional features designed to foster the "No Worries" lifestyle for you and your family no matter what your budget. There is no better example of that commitment than the new 2014 Moomba Mondo.
Size
At 20 feet 6 inches you would expect the Moomba Mondo to be all about its convenient size, but "20-footer" just begins to describe this wake boat. Don't get us wrong, this Moomba is easy on your tow vehicle weighing in at at 3800 lbs and fits nicely into a standard garage thanks to the new OZ HD tower, but its real value comes in the form of performance and comfort.
Performance
Wether you're into wake surfing, wakeboarding, knee boarding, slalom skiing or just cruising the lake the Moomba Mondo will come through big for you. You can fine tune the multi-discipline hull design for water conditions or wakes across the wake spectrum with the Multisport Wakeplate. Pull-up the new Swivle-head Pylon and the Mondo can accommodate a slalom set too. Set the perfect speed for your session with the new graphical Digital Cruise Pro II display. Fill the Gravity III-D Ballast to 1300 lbs or beyond as an upgradable quick-connect plumbed-in system. If you slide towards surfing take advantage of a Mondo curl unaffected by the swim platform with Surf+. If cruising is more your style, throttle the Indmar Assault 330feel the control of the rack and pinion steering commanding perfectly tuned under water gear. The Moomba Mondo will do it all and without leaving anyone at the dock.
Comfort
The sacrifice for a price-point 20-foot boat can be interior comfort, but the Mondo goes big in this area too. The Mondo will accommodate 13 people, but this Moomba is not just a people mover. You can relax "no worries" style in the Mondo. Deep seating throughout the boat makes the ride safe and supportive while allowing tons of room for gear in the non-skid lined storage areas. The fiberglass floor with snap-out carpet adds even more convenience. The wide hybrid bow gives you the seating space without the "me too" pickle fork design. The driver will enjoy a swivel seat with the Rise-R flip-up bolster for all sized captains. The Mondo interior design has a fresh sporty look that combines multiple textures and colors of high quality Spradling vinyl. The new 3-pice rear seat reveals a center step into the lounge covering conveniently located wet storage. Opt for the new Sundeck Walk Across with Nonskid and make the trip from the swim deck to the interior truly no worries.
Style
And since we all know having fun on the lake gets even better when we look good doing it, the Moomba Mondo was designed with a customizable fresh style inside and out. The Moomba Mondo sports a sleek profile that can be accentuated by new available gel coat and graphics. The new Torqued gel coat scheme with Rally graphics gives the Mondo a rally sport atitude. The classic gel coat with the new Distortion graphic gives the Mondo a distinct look of orderly chaos. Finish either of these configurations with the Chrome or new Black Chrome Moomba and you won't be able to take your eyes off of your Mondo. The Moomba Mondo interior follows the exterior with a sporty design that can be as unique as the owners themselves.
The next big thing in "no worries" wake boating is small. Visit your local Moomba Boats dealer and test drive the 2014 Mondo.
Overall Length w/o Platform: 20' 6"
Overall Length w/ Platform: 22' 6"
Width (Beam): 99"
Overall Width w/ Trailer: 102"
Draft: 25"
Weight - Boat only: 3,800 lbs
Weight - Boat and Trailer: 4,650 lbs
Capacity - Passenger: 13
Capacity - Weight: 2,000 lbs
Capacity - Fuel: 39 gals
Capacity - Ballast (Standard): 1,300 lbs
Engine - Electronic Fuel Injection: 330 HP, V-8
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Originally Posted by mgswake
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/d...14/Moomba3.jpg
Yes, that is the LSV. I believe a sun pad with a walkover will be an option on all 2014 Moomba models.
Home run for Skiers Choice!!
Really like what I see. I hope to see one at the Texas Jam........
i think i might order the mondo..
I think SC has hit a home run with the Mondo!
The new Mondo looks great! I like the new cockpit design and lay out of the switches and really liked the DC Pro II features and functions.
I'm curious, were the surfing pics with the 1300 lb stock ballast system or were there a few extra bags tucked away? How is the overall capacity greater than the LSV even though it's a foot shorter?
Both the LSV and Mondo are 13 (recommended) passenger boats. Technically this number is meaningless. It is based on how many people it can safely seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boatdrinks797
Boats over 20ft aren't even required to be rated this way. I think the stickers are to keep the NMMA happy.
I am guessing they were able to keep the passenger rating the same by having a wider bow.
Do all the boats in the Moomba line up get a retractable pylon for 2014 or just the mondo???
Basically to me it looks like a 2 ft shorter mojo
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When will the supra info get released?
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Originally Posted by Boatdrinks797
stock ballastQuote:
Originally Posted by NateHaskovec
I believe capacity is a NMMA formula based on gross weight of vessel, less factory ballast divided by some arbitrary avg weight per person. Has nothing to do with # of seats, configuration, etc.
I think Mondo, LSV and Mojo will get retractable pylon and a pylon will remain an option on the OBV as it was last yr.Quote:
Originally Posted by rdlangston13
later :)Quote:
Originally Posted by freshturk
looks like a very nice boat and pricing should make it a solid value.
the only challenge I see are changing people's perceptions on owning a boat under 21ft for boarding and surfing. will be interested to see some unbiased and non-vendor produced pics and feedback.
glad to see moomba keeping the brand technology moving forward and pricing inline :)
Still nothing on the price for the Mondo?? Everything say "affordable" but they can say anything until we get actual numbers. Even local dealers don't have the numbers yet. Its a beautiful machine and I really want to know if its affordable. I hear they will have one at the Worlds in August.
Not just affordable...but on "any budget" according to the press release...thought that sounded hilarious..
go back to post #142Quote:
Originally Posted by drewdwn
to me, "actual numbers" posted on a forum are meaningless and are only valid once you're sitting at the desk at the boat show or dealership.
So any word on Mojo changes? That green boat you were behind the wheel of looked very sharp - and maybe a little different?
The changes to the Mojo are subtle, but very enticing. Included are the items that I've mentioned that I think will be on all/most 2014's - retractable pylon, new gel/decals, larger Oz tower (white option, too) w/ extra racks, new rear seat configuration, new dash/DCP display, new vinyl options, new bimini design and probably more that I'm forgetting.
that green/white mojo is hands down the best graphics package I've seen out of skiers yet..
can't wait to see it on boats in both orange and blue..
It would be nice to know the MSRP. Are we talking 40, 50,60 grand?
below lsv as drew listed the hierarchy should put a basic boat under 50 as I read the msrp on the base lsv at 49,999.
I would think it would be 2-3k below lsv to start.
Drew, did SC put the new dash in the LSV too?
Also how was the surf wake. What kind of weight did you guys have, the video surf wave in the video looks a little flat. I'm wondering what you found when playing around with it.
yes, that dash with bezels was in 2013 LSV and I'm sure the new DCP LCD will be in Mondo, LSV and Mojo.
I wasn't there for the video shoot, so I'm sure that surf wave can be improved :)
Wow. Looks fantastic. Love the interior upgrades. I liked the Mojo but was disappointed with the interior and I felt like the new LSV got a downgraded interior last year. This has snap out carpet, sharper vinyl, new dash, nonskid in the storage, walk through, pop up pylon, just a ton of killer upgrades. It now looks like a killer premium boat from the photos, not something that was kept plain on purpose to distinguish it from the premium Supra brand. As someone that had thought the Moomba brand was still great but had begun to get a little stale, I think this is fresh, aggressive and just what most will be looking for. If the Mojo had been Mondo-ized when I bought last year it would have been a tough package to resist. This looks like a home run and a great direction for Moomba. Great job Skiers, this is the kind of boat that would bring me back to Moomba.
What is Surf+? Saw it mentioned in the write-up. Is that just the name for the shaped surf platform? Or is it more?
I think there are some surf enhancing features in the works at SC.Quote:
Originally Posted by volfo
I think it's only in reference to the platform at this point