2012 Malibu Wakesetter 22 MXZ

2012 Malibu Boats Wakesetter 22 MXZ, This was Jake Owens boat featured in his music video "Barefoot Blue Jean Night"
Length (excl. Platform) 21'11" / 6.68 m
Length (incl. Swim Platform) 24'9" / 7.56 m
Beam 102" / 2.59 m
Weight 4,850 lbs / 2,200 kgs
Draft 27" / 0.69 m
Standard Ballast 1,360 lbs / 617 kgs
Maximum Ballast 4,450 lbs / 2,018 kgs
Optional Bow Ballast 350 lbs / 158 kgs
Optional Plug'n'Play 1,100 lbs / 499 kgs
Optional Power Wedge II 1,500 lbs / 680 kgs
Hull Type Wake Plus
Fuel Capacity 182 ltrs
Maximum People 15
Malibu’s Integrated Surf Platform combines an array of our innovations to create the perfect wake and wave suitable whether you are a beginner, a Professional, or anywhere in between. The ISP starts with performance hulls and swim boards tailored to each boat model. From there it builds in several industry-firsts, including the unique and patented Surf Gate that transforms a perfect watersports wake into a surfable and customized wave.
The ISP’s Quad Hard-Tank Ballast system lets you add up to 2,270 kgs of wake-creating ballast (depending on the model) at the tap of your finger on one of the dual touch-screens forming our Command Center.
Also at your command, Malibu’s Power Wedge II, our second-generation patented hydrofoil, adds up to 680 kgs of additional wake-generating water displacement.
For the last word in wake and wave control, the Malibu ISP puts it right in the surfer’s hands with the patented Surf Band wrist remote. Easily transfer with the use of Surf Band, as well as audio and visual signaling.
Here is a small article from Wake World about when he first used/tested this boat during his tour.

"Not even a busy country-wide tour with Keith Urban could stop country music recording artist Jake Owen from riding behind the Malibu Wakesetter 22 MXZ.
We were fortunate enough to hang out with Jake and spend the day riding, eating and just getting to know Jake more! There wasn't much time for talking though, as Jake was on the water and enjoying his quick time off from the tour. He was stoked on the Wakesetter 22 MXZ and had great things to say about it! Jake loved the rampy wakes for wakeboarding and the big and tall wave he surfed behind
Jake got the opportunity to hit his first rail and nailed it (which is a good thing, no one would want to see him in concert with a cast on). He claimed to have gone so big behind the 22 MXZ that we could not keep him in the camera's frame! Always fun and a pleasure to hang out with Jake and his crew!"