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Wakeboard Boats On Boatcrazy

Wakeboard boats are built for thrill-seekers who want maximum air, clean wakes, and serious fun on the water. Engineered with inboard or V-drive propulsion, these boats feature deep ballast systems, wake-shaping technology, and tower mounts for towing wakeboarders, surfers, and skiers. Their hulls are specifically designed to create large, sculpted wakes ideal for performing tricks and getting big air.

With spacious layouts, rear-facing seating, and premium sound systems, wakeboard boats are just as comfortable for relaxing as they are for riding. Whether you're a competitive rider or a weekend warrior, these boats deliver precision handling, custom wake control, and head-turning style.

Browse our collection of new and used wakeboard boats from the top brands in tow sports. If your perfect day includes adrenaline, music, and glassy water—this is your ride.

Wakeboard Boats On Boatcrazy

When looking to buy a standout Wakeboard boat, consider these top Wakeboard Boat Manufacturers

Nautique, MasterCraft, Malibu, Centurion, Supra, Axis.

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Wakeboard Boats Frequently Asked Questions

What is a wakeboard boat?

A wakeboard boat—also known as a wake boat or surf boat—is designed to create large, shaped wakes ideal for wakeboarding and wakesurfing, using ballast, hull design, and engine placement.

Wakeboard boats use deep V-drive hulls, rear-mounted engines, ballast systems, and wake‑shaping plates or hydrofoils to displace extra water and sculpt ideal wave shapes.

Look for powerful engines, adjustable ballast systems, tower racks, cruise-control speeds, and hull designs with wake-shaping devices like wedges or gates.

Top brands include Nautique, Malibu, MasterCraft, Centurion, Axis, Supra and Pavati—each offering award‑winning models and innovative wake tech for every skill level.

Entry‑level models start around $50K–$100K. Premium vessels from leading brands can exceed $300K, with specialty boats like all‑aluminum Pavati often above $300K.

Environmental impact—especially shoreline erosion—is a concern. Some lakes now restrict ballast or wake‑enhancing devices. Regulations vary by region and lake rules.