Any major differences besides what appears to be “creature comforts” and some options. Is the Select like a base model? Thinking real hard about upgrading from my 2190 but haven’t seen a 2200 in person or talked with any dealers yet on purpose. I may have to take a drive. 
Select models typically allow for a few different high end color schemes and upgraded wheel package. If I can make any recommendation it’s dont take a rest drive until you’re ready to pull the trigger. One ride in that boat and it will sell itself!
Select models typically allow for a few different high end color schemes and upgraded wheel package. If I can make any recommendation it’s dont take a rest drive until you’re ready to pull the trigger. One ride in that boat and it will sell itself!
Main reason I have avoided even going to look at one.
what year is ur 2190
2013
I have a 2200 select. The only thing select about it is that you can build it in whatever colors you “select” vs the 8 pre determined color layouts of the 2200 stock.
Boat isn’t even comparable to the other previous 21ft WX models. The thing is unreal ride quality. Made even my Ranger 621 buddy go “WOW!!”
Thanks for replies.
I ordered a catalog from Skeeter so it’s easier to compare then looking at different screens on phone or iPad. I am happy with my 2190 and it’s in immaculate shape with only about 130 hours on big motor. The wife and I don’t make very long runs generally and don’t go out when it’s real rough but occasionally it gets that way when we are far from ramp. Both of us have neck and back issues. I do have Wave Pro’s in my boat and they helped a lot. We like a big boat for when the winds do pick up. We fish Leech or Winnie a couple weeks every year and the Missouri River system almost weekly from April through the summer.
We will have one ready to take a test run for ya ! :]
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