Top-of-the-line in everything from performance to luxury describes the Supra SL. The fact that Supra leverages technology is evident in the hull design, in the wave- and wake-shaping systems, and even in the seat upholstery, which is crafted from Chill Tech—a vinyl that remains cool in dark sun—meaning the SL’s killer interiors not only look great, but they are also easy to enjoy. Scroll down and discover more about this category-topping towboat.

Specs

The Supra SL—measuring 23 feet, 5 inches in length overall and carrying a trailerable 8-foot-6-inch beam—weighs 5,950 pounds, and is rated for and ready to carry a crew of 17. Sporting 4,000 pounds of subfloor ballast, it can be powered by a Raptor engine rated as high as 575 hp and delivering 580 foot-pounds of torque. (Uh…wow!) Fuel capacity is 73 gallons.

Electronics

Intuitive touchscreen control allows for easy control of wave and wake shaping and management of rider profiles. Daylight-viewable, the Vision Control Center is unequaled.

Engine

Each Supra SL packs a potent Raptor by Indmar 6.2L 16-valve V-8 engine. This provides maximum low-rpm torque with class-leading fuel efficiency and low emissions. Available models come in 400, 450 and 575 versions and you should know that Indmar deconstructed and reformatted these beasts to deliver world-class towboat performance.

Details

Supra’s FxOne power folding tower boasts clamping board racks and a Bimini that incorporates board storage. Time to go? This tower folds lower than the windshield with just a touch of a switch.

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Moomba’s Mojo performs for those seeking a boat from which to wake and surf, whether they’re just learning the sport or for experienced riders expanding their abilities with every tow. Powered by a selection of Raptor engines, this 23-footer also offers seating for 17, a hybrid-bow configuration, and great standards including a tower and a host of wave-and wake-shaping systems. It’s priced to excite as well.

Specs

Moomba’s Mojo seats up to 17 of your family and friends, offers 4,000 pounds of ballast, and can be powered by engines delivering up to 452 foot-pounds of torque and 450 hp. It’s 23 feet long, a trailerable 8 feet, 6 inches wide, weighs 4,800 pounds, and carries 70 gallons of fuel.

Electronics

If this is your first wake and surf boat, you’ll easily control the action thanks to the included intuitive innovations such as AutoWake, SmartPlate and Flow 2.0 surf systems. If you’re a seasoned enthusiast, all this technology will help your game explode.

Engine

Performance to spare. Choose a 2022 Moomba Mojo, and you can select between two top watersports engines. There’s the Indmar 6.2L Raptor 400 Catalyst, or for more power and torque, choose the 6.2L Ford Raptor 450 Catalyst. Either engine delivers excitement to the water using a 1.76-to-1 ratio trans V-drive.

Details

The standard A3 tower looks great and helps launch the excitement. It includes board racks and fold-assist surf storage, and a Bimini for shade can be added.

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Centurion’s Ri230 delivers world-class wakes while endowing prestige, stunning style and class-leading luxury. One key to Centurion’s success is the Ri230’s Opti-V Hull Design, with its deep-V, 20-degree transom deadrise. The deepest in the industry, it helps boost wave and wake size while smoothing rough water. The optimized rear corner lifting pads and increased hook help the boat run level and efficiently through the water. Feature-laden, the Ri230 deserves your attention. Scroll down for more.

Specs

The Ri230 carries a hefty 5,400 pounds of ballast and posts a dry weight of 5,500 pounds. It’s trailerable at 8 feet, 6 inches wide and measures an even 23 feet in length. Rated for 14 people, it carries 81 gallons of fuel and can be powered by GM Marine engines up to 500 hp and 500 foot-pounds of torque.

Electronics

Control of the technological tour de force that is the Centurion Ri230 is made easy by the Touch Revo side-by-side 12-by-12-inch HD dash system. Exclusive to the Ri Series, this system provides control of it all.

Performance Data

At wakesurfing speed, Centurion Ri230 is a fuel miser burning just 6.7 gph. It’s also quiet, posting a hushed 74 decibels, and furthermore delivers surf waves while running at only 4 degrees of bowrise.

Details

It’s common for top-line boats to feature a standard tower, but there’s nothing common about the DropZone Auto Tower by Roswell that comes with the Centurion Ri230. Crafted by Roswell, it rises at your touch courtesy of floating linear actuators. Surfside tow points and branded hangers—and it complements those racy Centurion Ri lines.

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Some boatbuilders talk value. Supreme delivers it. Seats are upholstered in Spradling’s Comfort Strong marine vinyl and constructed to stand up to heavy-duty use. The S220 can carry up to 4,400 pounds of ballast and seats 14. Standard trailer, standard Zero Off speed control, and the new EZ-V hull design ensure that value is measured in owner satisfaction on and off the lake.

Specs

Supreme Boats’ S220 is 22 feet in length overall, offers a roomy yet trailerable 8-foot-6-inch beam, and weighs in at 5,400 pounds dry. This boat seats 14, can carry up to 4,400 pounds of ballast, and carries 70 gallons of fuel. Power choices from GM Marine by PCM range to 465 foot-pounds of torque.

Electronics

Supreme’s 7-inch Omni touchscreen provides easy and intuitive control of features such as QuickSurf, the Stinger wake plate, the standard Zero Off speed control, ballast and more.

The same feature that provides Supreme with a smoother ride in chop than other boats is the same feature that helps it deliver superior wakes and waves. The S220’s modified deep-V hull carries 20 degrees of deadrise angle at the transom. That is twice the deadrise of other boats, and it works in concert with the EZ-V running surface to build a truly superior riding experience. Now that’s smooth.

Because sound and vibration will physically wear you down and take away from your enjoyment time on the water, Supreme set out to chase down every rattle, hum, and decibel. From its hull design to its construction process to its implementation of technology such as the patented Silent Stinger wake-plate exhaust system, the Supreme S220 runs quieter than other boats by a difference that can be measured—and heard.

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Clarion’s full-featured CMM-30 source unit boasts more tech than the space shuttle, giving you full command of the entertainment out on the water. Its color LCD display means it looks cool and makes it easily readable in any light. Connecting seamlessly to your boat’s onboard NMEA 2000 network allows multizone, multi-input content delivery, and it even handles Bluetooth 5.0 streaming, and features an analog AUX input and a USB port to accommodate smart devices. Mil-spec IP66 waterproofing ensures durability, while a built-in AM/FM radio, Weather Band and RBDS Global Tuner serve as further marine audio enhancements. Did we mention that iPhone Album Art is fully supported!

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We can’t think of another marine accessory that costs so little yet offers so much. Seat Step protects your boat’s marine upholstery against the wear and tear of your crew’s feet as they come aboard and climb out of your boat. Its patent-pending, anti-flex rigid core distributes weight while offering a slip-resistant stable surface for boarding. Weighted, it won’t go flying out of your boat. And you can even personalize Tidal Wake Seat Step with a special message, your name, your boat’s name or whatever. It’s available in five Marine-Deco colors. MSRP: $89.95.

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Foiling is the new frontier. Express your creativity, exercise your athleticism, and enjoy the unique experience of floating over the water with the Liquid Force Nebula board and Horizon foil set. The Nebula’s concave deck maximizes board control, while the CNC EPS core with a wrapped Dura-Surf outer shell is meant to take a beating. Choose the 160 wing if you’re over 180 pounds or riding the second or third wave. Lighter riders, and those riding larger wakes, prefer the 125 wing for more agile turns and responsive cuts. For the widest variety of foiling different wakes and boats and great for all abilities, the Nebula and Horizon combo is for you. MSRP: $1,849.99.

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Dary Znebel’s pro model, the DZ, delivers an unrivaled level of playfulness and park performance to unleash your creativity on the water. This board inspires progression, whether pressing or buttering around the park or creating mind-blowing unique lines on your favorite features. With its soft transitional flex, a full Paulownia wood core, and lifted catch-free edges, the DZ delivers a lively yet loose and incredibly forgiving ride on the water and on rails. Plus, its Impact Base allows you to charge big transfers and heavy kicker hits with the best of them. So, reimagine your riding with the DZ. Once you hop on, you’ll never look back. MSRP: $529.99

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With a full-length spine, explosive three-stage rocker and Vector Net Top, the Intent epitomizes a performance-boat board. It’s fast, insanely responsive, has the explosiveness of a rocket ship, and lands softer than an astronaut doing jumping jacks on the moon. Riding flat, it’s loose and lively. Put it on edge, and it morphs into an all-out wake-charging machine. From this feeling on the water to the explosiveness off the wake, the Intent is in a league of its own, capable of elevating everyone’s perception of what’s possible on a board. MSRP: $459.99.

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Take flight on the modern skim-style design that is the Torrent. SurfCap construction means it’s built to be ridden hard. It also features an enhanced semi-twin design and boasts a tri-fin setup. In all, this board is one of the snappiest skim shapes out there, perfect for pumping, building speed, and launching airs. Shaped to perform both forward and backward, the Torrent makes perfecting new tricks easier than ever, and with three removable fins, the rider can control the tracking to meet his or her needs. MSRP: $449.99.

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