I was wondering if anyone knew where the best place, price wise, to purchase a enzo surf sac. Or does anyone have one, an extra one, etc. that they dont need/want. Let me know. Thanks

I bought a new factory second off ebay and they just cut of the bad part and I have 2 seams more than a new one. I picked it up for about $127 and looks great and performs great. Very heavy material. I would do a factory second again.

do you remember who or where on ebay you got it???

Jax,
Im still looking on where I saw the want offer on enzo sack. My brain is dead. I told the guy to email me and he never did. Im still looking though
Towboat

just wondering if any one had purchased an enzo sac. where is the best place to buy one etc.... let me know if you know of anything...
thanks

I know a guy, Brandon, who is a dealer for them and can get you a couple. Nice guy, but most of all he is honest and not trying to rip you off. He has two right now that I am going to get, but he can get more. Just let me know.

Hey Columbian Surfer, are you planning on putting the two Enzo Sacks on port and starboard of your boat?
Thanks
Packrat

Yes I am. Also putting the bow sac in too. Going to plumb it in where the hard tanks are. Still working on how to do the bow sac. Either plumb it in or use the ballast puppy. Putting them in will give a good wake for surfing and boarding. I think it will be a cheaper way than the blade.

I plan to try the Enzo sacks on both sides of my new 2008 SV230 Enzo too.

I am hoping that the wave will be acceptable otherwise I will be buying the switchblade.

Has anyone else added the Enzo sacs on there ride and if so, do you have any pics of the wave and/or wake??

In the pictures below the 2008 Centurion Enzo SV240 was loaded with the factory bow sac full, the front center ballast full and a Enzo sac on the regular side as full as it gets with the wake (trim) tab all the way up at approximately 11 mph. On this day we had 7 adults total, 1 riding, 6 in the boat. The 7 adults consisted of 4 males and 3 females.

(IMG:http://www.wakeoutlaws.com/media/wakedoc/halloween_surf_2008/halloween_surf_2008_16.jpg)

(IMG:http://www.wakeoutlaws.com/media/wakedoc/halloween_surf_2008/halloween_surf_2008_07.jpg)

In the pictures below the 2008 Centurion Enzo SV240 was loaded with the factory bow sac full, the front center ballast full and a Enzo sac on the goofy side as full as it gets with the wake (trim) tab all the way down at approximately 11 mph. On this day we had 7 adults total, 1 riding, 6 in the boat. The 7 adults consisted of 4 males and 3 females.

(IMG:http://www.wakeoutlaws.com/media/wakedoc/halloween_surf_2008/halloween_surf_2008_20.jpg)

(IMG:http://www.wakeoutlaws.com/media/wakedoc/halloween_surf_2008/halloween_surf_2008_11.jpg)

(IMG:http://www.wakeoutlaws.com/media/wakedoc/halloween_surf_2008/halloween_surf_2008_08.jpg)

(IMG:http://www.wakeoutlaws.com/media/wakedoc/halloween_surf_2008/halloween_surf_2008_19.jpg)

Hope this helps?

That wake is awsome!.. Where did you get the enzo sac from and how much were they? I need to get one and install it, then work with setting the boat up. Let me know where the best place to find one is or if you can get them. Let me know. Thanks, Chris

chris, my friend is a dealer and can get them for you if you like. Just let me know. Nice pics of the Enzo wake and I think I will be good. Would love to see some pics of the wake from and Avy.

Colombian Surfer, I had sent you a PM ( I think I did) Let me know how much they are.

Thanks