WaterSki Magazine

Orlando, FL - After the return of the watersports brand to the United States, Jobe already has a number of new and exciting plans for its further expansion in the U.S. market! Joshua Briant ripping it up on the Rogue Jobe slalom ski...

JOBE is an innovative watersports brand with one of the industry’s biggest assortments of watersports gear and accessories, and this year marks a return to its U.S. home market.

Jobe Skis has signed pro slalom skier Daniel Efverström to their team, which includes Bojan Schipner (GER), Tim Bradstreet (AUS) en Joshua Briant (AUS). The 19-year-old lives in Sweden and first stood on his skis for the first time at the age of four, and participated in his first slalom competition at age eight...

On the heels of the release of the brand-new 2012 catalog of water ski products, Jobe Sports has redesigned its official website to capture the brand's vibe: fusion of fun. View profiles, action shots and video of Jobe's new team of international pro athletes, then browse gear, news, athlete blogs and more...

Over the past three years, Jobe has been working overtime to develop the ultimate pro model slalom ski and binding. After performing tests with several top-ranked pro skiers around the world, Jobe is proud to announce the release of the Rogue...

A number of ski manufacturers were pleasantly surprised by the sales numbers their wide and shaped skis generated in 1998. After several seasons of lackluster slalom sales, it was a much-needed shot in the arm...

When you walk into a pro shop looking for a wakeboard, you better be able to answer this question: What is your riding style? More than ever, 1999 product lines will reflect diversity according to the way people ride...

level: Recreational size: For skiers up to 200 lbs. Price: $234 Test notes: A recreational tester said the Nexus was very stable and was easy for deepwater starts and crossing the wakes. The ski was designed to produce nice, controlled turns with not a lot of angle involved so the recreational skier takes less hits to the body...

level: Performance/Advanced Lengths (in.): 65, 67, 69 Price range: $314-$390 Test notes: Best suited for the mid-level to advanced skier who is looking for a ski that shuts down well in the turns and has good acceleration...

Jobe NXT Barely 10-percent softer flex than the NXT Comp. A lightning-fast but forgiving ski for the very aggressive skier. Aluminum Power Flex Control top delivers sharp, quick, assymetrical turns for those with powerful turning styles...

Jobe Axiom A new-generation shaped ski for putting fun and excitement back in skiing. Added surface area means you ski it shorter and slower, with effortless starts and a less tiring run. The Power Flex Control (PFC) design provides integral strength, flex control and performance...

Jobe 1650 Part of the HPT (HyperParabolic Tunnel) series, which delivers pivoting action for more precise turns. A forged aluminum top and carbon graphite reinforcement make it competition-stiff, delivering great acceleration and the ability to "get wide" earlier while requiring less strength...