Boats

Best Wakesurf Boats for 2016

We find you the best boat for wakesurfing...

By Shawn P

Updated: June 7, 2016

What should you look for when picking a wakesurf boat? The obvious feature you’re in search of would be a large and fun wave to surf on, right? To create that perfect wave though, there’s a lot features like ballast, boat size, surf systems and trim tabs that go into it. There’s also other things to consider when purchasing a wakesurf boat like seating, storage, stereos and let’s be honest… aesthetics. For help with the daunting task, we’ve decided to make you a short list of our favorite wakesurf boats for 2016.

To be clear, we picked our personal favorite wakesurf boat from each manufacturer, and for more information on these (and a ton more) boat models be sure to check out our extensive 2016 BOAT BUYERS GUIDE with surf reviews on all the models. Happy Hunting!

Tigé RZX

Tige’s all-new RZX is a big, deep 23-foot flagship with plenty of first-class features, and it unquestionably bears the standard of the Tige surf-and-wakeboard line. Buyers looking for the best of the best in this worthy line should look no further than the tech and massive, clean wakes of the RZX… Full Review >>> WBM

Supreme S238

The budget-friendly Supreme S238 is a first for the company, and it brings a few standout performance and interior features that are really going to impress you. This boat is great for the recreational first- or second-time buyer who wants more space but doesn’t want to pay for a lot of luxury features… Full Review >>> WBM

Supra SA550

Supra’s wake titan made a big impact on the scene when it was first introduced, and for 2016, the company redesigned the SA. The SA is for crews that need pro-level wake potential and demand the latest and greatest in Supra’s technology. Full Review >>> WBM

Pavati AL-24

Pavati’s all-aluminum wakeboard boat, the AL-24, is something you won’t see from any other inboard manufacturer on the market today, and it’s quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with… Full Review >>> WBM

Super Air Nautique G23

The iconic Super Air Nautique G23 got a few surf refinements for 2016 that brought it to the pro level for surfing and didn’t hurt the wakeboard wakes. Perfect for the pro-level crew and amateurs alike looking for ultra reliable big surf and wakeboard wakes, only the G can churn… Full Review >>> WBM

Moomba Mojo

With a big redesign last year, you wouldn’t think there would be much new on the Mojo, but Moomba threw in some nuggets to keep buyers coming back for more. The Mojo is perfect for bigger crews who don’t want to pay a lot for a better wakeboard experience, recreational surfing and a finished interior… Full Review >>> WBM

MasterCraft X23

MasterCraft’s X23 is a purpose-built surfboat with tech features that will improve your time on the water. The X23 is for the crew that skews toward wakesurfing and recognizes how much a customizable wave can enhance the surf experience… Full Review >>> WBM

Malibu M235

Malibu’s ultraplush new M235 is the top of the company’s line and boasts more luxury features than anything previously available. The helm isn’t specific to the M235, but it fits this boat’s high-end look perfectly. The 12-inch center touchscreen is glareproof, extremely water resistant, and it houses all your major driving functions with big, intuitive menu buttons… Full Review >>> WBM

Gekko Revo 6.7

Gekko’s Revo 6.7 is a versatile 22-footer with some unique features that comes in at a low asking price. Most importantly, the Revo 6.7 handles great straight from the factory. The Gekko team put a lot of time into developing a hull that would drive great and throw a solid wake for a variety of watersports… Full Review >>> WBM

Centurion FS44

Centurion’s Enzo FS44 is the biggest boat in the line, and it offers some of the most customizable wakesurf waves on the water. The FS44 is for the discerning wakesurf-centric crew who wants a former flagship with luxury features and a customizable wave… Full Review >>> WBM

Axis A22

The boat that started it all for Axis, the A22 is back with some solid improvements for 2016. The A22 is the perfect size for the average family, and it throws pro-level wakeboard wakes with minimal set up… Full Review >>> WBM