| Say hello to the big boys from our 2010 Boat Buyers Guide. These six wakeboard boats are the biggest, baddest rides in their respective line-ups. They have the biggest interiors, biggest ballast systems and the biggest lists of rider-friendly features. If you’re the type of rider who doesn’t settle for anything but the biggest and best, there’s a good chance you’ll find your new wakeboarding boat on this page. Take a Virtual Test Drive of the Centurion Enzo SV 240, Malibu Wakesetter 247 LSV, MB Sports F23 Tomcat, Super Air Nautique 230, Supra Launch 24 V, and Tige 24 Ve. |
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Centurion Enzo SV 240 |
| The official wakeboard boat of the World Wakesurfing Championships, the Centurion SV 240 seats 16 and has an unmatched six ballast tanks. Full 2010 Centurion Enzo SV 240 Review |
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Malibu Wakesetter 247 LSV |
| The Malibu Wakesetter 247 LSV is a more-than-24-foot wakeboard boat with a 1,450-pound ballast system and seating for 16. Full Malibu Wakesetter 247 LSV Review |
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MB Sports F23 Tomcat |
| At more than 23 feet, the F23 Tomcat is the largest wakeboard boat MB Sports offers. It’s 2,400-pound ballast system is the biggest in our 2010 Boat Buyers Guide. Full MB Sports F23 Tomcat Review |
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Super Air Nautique 230 |
| A more than 23-foot-long wakeboard boat, the Super Air Nautique 230 is the official towboat of the Wake Games and Wakeboard National Championships. Full Super Air Nautique 230 Review |
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Supra Launch 24 V |
| The wakeboard boat of the Wakeboard World Championships, the 24-foot-long Supra Launch 24 V boast almost 2,000 pounds of ballast. Full Supra Launch 24 V Review |
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Tige 24 Ve |
| Tige’s flagship wakeboard boat, the Tige 24 Ve is 24 feet long and features 2,000 pounds of factory ballast. Full Tige 24 Ve Review |






