Hobie Wave on a boat lift?

I'm considering upgrading from a Bravo to a Wave to go faster in stronger winds and also accommodate passengers better. If I get the Wave, I would need to keep it on a sling-style boat lift. Since I have a bulkhead rather than a beach, raising and lowering the mast would be difficult, so I would need to keep the mast up while on the boat lift. I'm concerned about wind movement of the boat on a sling and the impact on the mast and lines. Is it a no-go to expect a Wave to survive on a boat lift like this?

I'm not sure about a sling type lift, but my Wave is happy on this style lift. I do secure the mast to limit movement.

I have had my wave on a boat lift for 6 years ( only in summer ). Not sure what a sling lift is but my lift is an old steel lift. I like it because it is heavier than a aluminum type

Well I did upgrade to the Wave and figured out a way to store it.
A sling lift is a big nylon strap that holds up a boat and allows the boat to come off the lift even in shallow water. It wouldn't work for a Hobie Wave because the boat is so light, it didn't stay centered in the sling.
So...I ordered parts for a pontoon boat lift from BH-USA.com, drilled, and cut and assembled, and the Wave sits on it perfectly. I've included pictures below. Note that the hulls sit in the lift v-shaped bunks, PVC stanchions guide the boat in and I have ropes holding the boat down between the stanchions. The PVC stanchions are bolted onto metal stanchions below them. I plan to keep the boat on the lift all the time except for winter. This has so far held up to 28 knot winds! Notice I also tie rope around the sidestays/forestay and mast to hold it still. I welcome any construction comments and suggestions on securing and stopping movement.

Hobie Wave in a pontoon boat lift: https://photos.app.goo.gl/RzVJHs8KM1nLkySV2
Hobie Wave tied down to the lift: https://photos.app.goo.gl/q9rvDqRAzIvkVgXi1

Cheers,
Fin

P.S.: For the sake of anyone else who wants to do this, here is the parts list from BH-USA.com:
Qty Item Description
1 15245 Aluminum Guide Post Stanchions for 6" Beams - Box of 4
2 70373 6" Aluminum Cradle Beam (12.5' long) with Sheave Brackets
1 93136 Aluminum Pontoon V Bunk Brackets 6" I-Beam - Set of 4 w/ Hardware
4 82085FA 5/8" Stainless Steel Hex Head Bolt - 5/8" x 3"
4 82086FA Stainless Steel Nuts - 5/8"
4 82102FA Stainless Steel Lock Washers - 5/8"
4 82087FA Stainless Steel Flat Washers - 5/8"

Total cost was $1,300. That sounds high, but still OK for me since I got by Wave used at a good deal.

Wow! Looks great. I like the bunks.

I anchor or tie my wave onto the lift using tie down straps, around the cross bars and down to the lift. I found it to be more secure. I found it was hard to keep lines or ropes tight, they seem to stretch. four ratchet tie downs one for each "corner". I have an older wave, a 97 ,which the tramp has openings in the corners to put straps. clark

Is that the complete list of parts?

It is the list of parts from the BHUSA order.
You also need 4 treated 2x6 boards

Also note that I cut the cradle beams to fit the width of my lift. The sheave brackets slide on to the beam and get locked down by bolts.

Fin