Supreme Boats has introduced the 2027 S220 with a substantial equipment update aimed at making wake and surf setup easier for family users. The 22ft model remains compact by towboat standards while carrying up to 14 people.
The headline change is QuickSurf with Lenco Smart Rams becoming standard equipment for 2027. Supreme says the system is intended to make wave adjustment faster and more repeatable for riders of different ability levels.
New Vert Dash centralises control
The S220 also gains Supreme's new Vert Dash interface, which brings boat functions into an updated central display. A redesigned steering wheel, wireless clamping phone charger and Wet Sounds stereo controls accompany the new helm.
These changes are intended to reduce the amount of separate hardware around the driver's position. Buyers should still spend time with the interface because touchscreen layout and physical-control preferences vary considerably between owners.
Up to 4,400lb of ballast
Supreme publishes 2,650lb of standard ballast with a further 1,750lb available as an option, bringing total capacity to 4,400lb. That ballast works with the hull and surf-control system to shape wakes for surfing and wakeboarding.
The boat itself has a published dry weight of 5,400lb, so towing requires more than simply matching a vehicle to the bare figure. Trailer, fuel, gear, batteries and options all need to be included when checking legal and manufacturer tow limits.
Power tower joins the 2027 package
A new Bolt Auto Tower by Protomet is available for the 2027 S220 and can raise or lower at the touch of a button. Supreme pairs it with the Leverage Bimini to add shade without requiring a separate manual tower arrangement.
The S220 remains aimed at owners who want one boat for surfing, wakeboarding, skiing, tubing and general day use. Its 22ft length keeps it comfortably inside Leisure Boat Guide's under-12m scope.