2027 Centurion Ri245 Wake Surf Boat
This Ri245 is configured with the full package: a tan and black metal flake exterior with the Slice graphic, mocha and black interior, quad REV-12 stereo, RGBW lighting, and the Icebreaker package built in from the factory.
Key Specifications
- 2027 Centurion Ri245
- 24.5 ft
- PCM 6.2L ZZ6 with PowerPull Transmission
- 5,650 lbs total ballast
- Seats 16 people at max ballast
- 89-gallon fuel capacity
- Tri-axle Boatmate trailer with electric over hydraulic brakes and front boarding ladder
Features & Technology
The foundation of the Ri245 is the Opti-V 2.0 hull, which runs 20 degrees of deadrise at the transom. That shape displaces water before you ever add ballast weight, which means you get a cleaner, more powerful surf wave without having to overload the boat. It also makes for a genuinely comfortable ride in chop, which matters when you are spending a full day on the water with the family.
The RAMFILL Boosted ballast system fills nearly 5,650 lbs of ballast in under 90 seconds. That is not a small detail. Transitions between riders are fast, reconfiguring for different wave preferences takes almost no time, and you spend more of your day actually surfing. The Quicksurf Pro System handles wave shaping, and the Silent Stinger wake plate manages exhaust diversion without touching the wave. The result is a wave that is big, long, and tunable for everyone from a beginner learning to drop the rope to an advanced rider pushing progressive tricks.
The Predator Power Articulating Tower is standard on every Ri245. The bimini raises and lowers at the press of a button, staying parallel to the floor as it moves so shade coverage stays consistent regardless of where the sun is sitting. The tower also carries Skylon Spring Lock board racks, integrated hangers for wet gear, and downlighting for evening sessions. The Revo SxS HD dash runs the show at the helm, with Navionics GPS mapping, Live Fuel Economy Monitoring, and the Centurion Range of View camera system giving the driver a clear look at what is happening behind the boat.
Interior & Comfort
The interior on this build is sharp. Mocha and black vinyl with a cool touch base and hex accents gives it a clean, modern look that holds up well in the sun. The 2-color Centurion Cut flooring in black ties the whole cabin together. Flip-up stadium seats on both port and starboard sides give riders at the back of the boat a comfortable place to sit while they wait for their turn, and the HD sliding bench seat adds flexibility for how you arrange the cockpit throughout the day.
What I really appreciate about this configuration is the Icebreaker package. A cabin heater, heated driver's seat, and wind dam come standard on this unit, which means early morning starts in April or late September evenings on the water are actually comfortable rather than something you have to endure. The integrated walkway trash can, wireless charging phone holders throughout the boat, magnetic lit valuables locker at the helm, and the in-floor cooler are the kinds of details that make a long day on the water feel effortless. The Quad REV-12 stereo with RGBW accent lighting throughout the cabin rounds things out for anyone who wants the music to match the session.
Why This Boat?
The Ri245 sits in a sweet spot in the Centurion lineup: enough boat and enough ballast to throw a serious wave for advanced riders, but sized and laid out in a way that works for a full family day without feeling like you are driving a barge. This specific unit comes loaded with the options that actually get used, from the stadium seating and Icebreaker package to the Quad REV-12 stereo and full RGBW lighting. It is backed by a lifetime limited warranty on the hull, deck, and stringer system, plus five years on the engine and trailer.
Perfect For
- Families who want a serious surf wave without sacrificing an all-day comfortable ride
- Riders of all skill levels, from someone learning to surf to someone chasing progressive wake surf tricks
- Anyone who wants a fully loaded, factory-fresh boat ready to go from the first weekend of the season
Come see this one in person and we can walk you through everything it does. A demo on the water tells you more than any description can.
