WakeMAKERS 2023+ Axis A225 Rear Ballast Upgrade Bag Size:Dual Axis CustomFIT 400lb Port AND Starboard Bags The electric pump will fill

Name: WakeMAKERS 2023+ Axis A225 Rear Ballast Upgrade Bag Size:Dual Axis CustomFIT 400lb Port AND Starboard Bags The electric pump will fill
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84055521716
Price: 240.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.729900000000001 (12 reviews)

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WakeMAKERS 2023+ Axis A225 Rear Ballast Upgrade Bag Size:Dual Axis CustomFIT 400lb Port AND Starboard Bags The electric pump will fill The electric pump will fill the Fiji while you are getting the rest of your gear ready for your day on the water Holds 1 kneeboard Each WakeMAKERS Factory Ballast Upgrade includes the best fitting ballast bag(s) for your year WakeMAKERS exclusive Factory Ballast Upgrade Kits are built and designed to unleash the full potential of your Malibu's wake

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