When you see a special edition wakeboard boat on the water, you know that person has done their research and wanted a custom package. Here we have this year’s special edition boats that are chock-full of features and bells and whistles to make any boat owner and their friends and family proud, entertained, and boosting.

When clicking through the 2013 Boat Buyers Guide we all dream of ordering up one of the hottest new flagship boats, but sometimes we need to scale it down a bit. Still wanting to enjoy all that a wakeboard board can give you, but making a commitment to the top of the line boats will have to wait a year or two?

In the April issue we made a mistake on the photo chosen for the Centurion Micro Touch Dash System on page 78. The Micro Touch is a small touch screen that displays all of your boat diagnostics, ballast and speed control...

It has been said before that great things can come in small packages and our 2013 Boat Buyers Guide supports this to be true. Some of the most nimble and crossover-ready wakeboard boats in the market are members of the 20-footer club.

In case you have been living under a rock, wakesurfing has planted itself firmly in the world of wake-tivities. In the last few years there has been an explosion of participants clamoring to catch that eternal ride...

2013 is the year of the flagship boat. This year’s Boat Buyers Guide displays huge innovations in boat hull design and performance features that have been made in the recent past to give you the list of boats in front of you...

Whether you call them pickle forks, snub noses or hammerheads, wide-open bow designs are more popular than ever in wakeboard boats. In fact, virtually every wakeboard boat builder in our 2013 Boat Buyers Guide has at least one boat with some variation of the wide-bow design...

Find the best wakeboard boat for you with TransWorld WAKEBOARDING's 2013 Wakeboard Boat Buyers Guide. Watch TransWorld WAKEBOARDING editors guide you through three dozen of this year's best wakeboard boats from Axis Boats...

Centurion’s Enzo SV 244 is the company’s flagship wakesurf boat and one of the premier swell-throwing inboards on the market today. The boat towed Centurion’s World Wake Surfing Championship since its inception, and wakesurfing legend Drew Danielo calls it his tow boat of choice...

Centurion’s Enzo SV 233 is the sister ship to the popular SV 230 Plus, with the major differences being a larger lounge area and a unique, sun pad walk-over. The sun pad slopes down toward the transom for a smaller step down to the swim platform to allow kids easier access to the water...

The personal choice of West Coast legend Ricky Gonzalez, the Enzo SV 211 fits a ton of wakeboard performance in a small package. For a 20-foot boat, this wake can jack up to pro levels quickly with the quick-fill ballast, which adds water by flooding compartments in the bottom of the boat, and the pro ballast, which has plumbed-in bags that fill with the touch of a button.

One of Centurion’s mainstays, the Enzo SV 230 Plus is and has been a wakesurfing powerhouse for more than a decade, and it’s no slouch when it comes to wakeboarding performance as well...

It’s hard to list all the features on Centurion’s new Enzo FX-22. To start, it has a familiar bottom similar to the proven wakeboard and wakesurf hull of the Enzo SV 233, but it incorporates new characteristics like Centurion’s loading ramp on either side of the hull...

The Centurion Avalanche C4 mixes a flagship legacy with first-time-buyer value. Once the flagship wakeboard boat of the Centurion Boats line, the Avalanche owns a long track record of proven performance...

The Elite V C4 is Centurion’s best multisport performer. With its versatile 21-foot 5-inch length and 93-inch beam, the Elite V C4 can pull the full range of water sports, from wakeboarding and surf sessions to wakeskating and even recreational skiing.