H2X info???? any help would be great!!!
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The boats are just different not one ist better or worse. It has to fit your needs.
As the picture shows it is just a matter of trim and tabs to fly fast, high and levelled. This one here is 70+.
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SWEET pic......... looks GREAT.... the dealer has a 2008 H2X with a 496/bravo 1 and a 2003 Outlaw with a 496HO/x drive. we are working on trade valve this week. i'm sure i will buy one of the 2 for sure. we will see how the trade goes 1st....??????.....
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we stay at the same lake each weekend, we have dry storage there and a 2nd living also. we try to take a v-kay once a year away from our lake but that's it. soRRy...
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bmergner do yourself a favor and just skip the h2x. Wish I'd done that to start with. That's just a fact of the accident and opinion on both boats. After owning both, I know what I won't own again, and it's not the Outlaw. Take that as you will, but it's whatever makes you happy and fits your needs, just as H2X has said.
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Wow, that sounds like a life changing experience. Every boat reaches its limit at some point, and we all needed quite a few hours to find out where those limits are, going past them a few times and thanking our guardian angel for another good job done.
There are stories just like yours of much bigger boats than either the H2x or the 25OL. Seats getting ripped out of Cigs and Fountains, and Sunsations tearing in half.
Akex runs his 650 HP H2x every bit as hard and fast as I dare to run my Outlaw in confused and difficult water. He is, in my opinion, an extremely good driver and can keep things level because alot of experience in a variety of fast boats.
No boat will let you just hold onto the wheel and bounce gently across a series of wakes with the same drive and tab setting that you used to do 70 mph a few seconds before.
Bottom line - I love my 25, but I apprerciate the advantages of the H2x.
For a comparable model year you will pay less for a boat that still has a cabin and five good seats, a sunpad and a swim platform. it runs about 3 mph faster than the 25 with the same power, uses less fuel and comes up on plane quicker. it still looks sexy as hell, and you sit nice and low in that cockpit and look real cool.
Climb aboard both boats at the dealership, and if possible get a ride in both, look at yourself in the mirror, and decide whether you are a H2x or an Outlaw guy
There are stories just like yours of much bigger boats than either the H2x or the 25OL. Seats getting ripped out of Cigs and Fountains, and Sunsations tearing in half.
Akex runs his 650 HP H2x every bit as hard and fast as I dare to run my Outlaw in confused and difficult water. He is, in my opinion, an extremely good driver and can keep things level because alot of experience in a variety of fast boats.
No boat will let you just hold onto the wheel and bounce gently across a series of wakes with the same drive and tab setting that you used to do 70 mph a few seconds before.
Bottom line - I love my 25, but I apprerciate the advantages of the H2x.
For a comparable model year you will pay less for a boat that still has a cabin and five good seats, a sunpad and a swim platform. it runs about 3 mph faster than the 25 with the same power, uses less fuel and comes up on plane quicker. it still looks sexy as hell, and you sit nice and low in that cockpit and look real cool.
Climb aboard both boats at the dealership, and if possible get a ride in both, look at yourself in the mirror, and decide whether you are a H2x or an Outlaw guy
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Hey ! Thank you for that ! Sorry that the fuse stopped us from
flying high last Sunday. I had the feeling that you liked it
I have had critical situations in my boat life, too. No real bad ones with the H2X till now. Hope they stay away.
You brought it to a point. It is the best to test both boats and find out what kind of guy you are.
flying high last Sunday. I had the feeling that you liked it
I have had critical situations in my boat life, too. No real bad ones with the H2X till now. Hope they stay away.
You brought it to a point. It is the best to test both boats and find out what kind of guy you are.
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I had a'99 H2x before my 33 Outlaw and I loved it. Only reason I moved up is because all my boating is in rough water. For a lake, the H2X will be a blast. Had a 454 with just minor upgrades and could get 68 on a smooth day. After I got stainless exhaust, I could hit 70. Good luck with your purchase.
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In my own opinion the H2X has geat lines and a great design it has some nice features like the hidden cooler. But when it comes to ride I like the OL better especially with the drop out bolsters and the cabin head room. I loved my H2X its just the lake I boat on gets pretty rough at times and the OL suits me better. Good luck on your choice and let us know what you end up with...
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thanks for the input everyone, still working things out. i did drive a 25 outlaw over the weekend. it's going to be a hard to pick between the two if we can get the $$$ and the trade worked out. thanks again......



