The Fe22 comes with as many as seven precisely placed ballast locations that, when you combine all 7 ballast locations that it equals 5150. But large ballast capacity isn’t the complete story. We do ballast a little differently by distributing it evenly throughout the boat. This even distribution displaces weight the entire running surface of this 22-foot performance machine, resulting in a longer wave and a balanced running attitude, front to back, with virtually no bow rise to distract the driver. This is the kind of thing we believe makes a huge difference in your experience.

We have a nickname for the available RAMFILL² ballast system. We call it the “Baller.” It’s a nearly maintenance free system that offers 2600 pounds, and a bow-ballast tank at 450 pounds – plus of ballast capacity that fills in 90 seconds. With its four stainless steel two-inch valves (two in two out) bolted through to the flanges, anything plastic is eliminated. The large sub-floor tanks extend from the helm to the transom on each side of the lounge. This just adds to the well-distributed ballast placement and helps create a longer waves with consistent push from the face to the curl crash. Baller, indeed.

The aggressive Battle Advance Tower by Roswell, matches perfectly with the Fe Series. This tower can easily be folded by an individual in less than a minute. That’s efficient design in action. When it’s repositioned to the upright position you can hear the strength of the Battle Advance. No rattle, no shimmy, no shake. The silent movement indicates the precision with which this tower was made. The Roswell Patented CAM Latch design locks the hoop of the tower securely on to its base.