Choosing a Nautique for Colorado Lakes

Start with the boat Elevated has published, then the lake, then the crew. A brochure model is not inventory. If a P27, G23, or Ski Nautique is not listed on this site, it is not in stock.

Paragon (P23, P25, P27) is Nautique’s current surf and wake line. The number is the length in feet. The P27 is the largest. The P23 is the shorter Paragon. G-Series (G21, G23, G25) is the boat many Elevated owners ask about first, and the G23 is the usual starting point. S-Series (S23, S25) is the other current Super Air family. GS (GS20, GS22, GS24) is the mixed ski, surf, and wake hull. The shorter boats are often the easier Colorado trailer and storage conversation. Ski Nautique is the dedicated slalom boat, not a crossover surf hull.

Crew size and the tow matter as much as the wave. A longer boat carries more people and asks more of the truck and the ramp. Chatfield and Horsetooth are the Front Range lakes we hear about most. Mountain water is a separate trip. Tell us the lake and how you load the boat.

Elevation is real. Naturally aspirated engines make less power as you climb, especially with a full crew and full ballast. We will not print a made-up percentage. High-altitude equipment is mentioned only when that boat has it.

Use the model pages for the Colorado notes and the listings for what is actually for sale. If the model you want is not published, use Find My Boat and a salesperson will follow up. The shop is at 5889 Lamar St, Arvada. Call or text (303) 390-1390.