WaterSki Magazine

Centurion reaches a new level of luxury with the all-new Enzo SV 244.

Everything about the Centurion Enzo SV 240 Plus is just plain huge. Spanning 24 feet and with a 102-inch beam, this one-time flagship handles huge crews as easily as it manages huge water.

World-class performance meets Centurion’s most refined interior ever in the all-new Centurion Enzo SV 233, which is the new official tow boat of the World Wake Surfing Championship.

The Centurion Enzo SV 230 Plus owns an unmatched surf pedigree. After all, the SV 230 Plus served as the official tow boat of the World Wake Surfing Championship for more than a decade.

The Centurion Enzo SV 211 is just one of three all-new additions to Centurion’s signature Enzo boat series, but it should be at the top of the list for riders.

The Elite V C4 is Centurion’s best multisport performer. With its versatile 21.5-foot length and 93-inch beam, the Elite V C4 can pull the full range of water sports.

The Centurion Avalanche C4 mixes a flagship legacy with first-time-buyer value. Once the flagship boat of the Centurion Boats line, the Avalanche owns a long track record of proven performance.

Designed with the hard-core skier in mind, the Centurion Carbon Pro’s elite wake performance stems from its lightweight, carbon-infused hull, which displaces very little water.

2012 is going to be an excellent year for water ski boat buyers. With hull evolution to flatten wakes, technologically superior LCD displays, and luxurious bells and whistles, manufacturers are delivering a better boating, skiing, wakeboarding and wakesurfing experience...

Drew Danielo beat out 2010 champ Keegan Flegel to win his sixth world title at the 2011 Centurion Boats World Wake Surfing Championship, which went down Sept. 23-24 on the Colorado River in Parker, Arizona. Bri Chmel won her fourth world title in pro women's skim-style while Chase Hazen and Rebecca Ort won the pro men's and pro women's surf-style divisions.

Gone are the days when tournament-specific performance comes at the direct cost of comfort and styling. Now more than ever, the 2011 water ski boats feature spacious layouts, convertible seating and stylized attention to detail...

This is what happens when you don’t cut a single corner. After consulting the world’s best tournament drivers, Centurion Boats poured the same skill and experience that put Centurion on the map of professional three-event skiing into the all-new Centurion Carbon Pro.

For 2011, Centurion Boats has launched itself headlong into the hard-core competitive ski market with the all-new Carbon Pro. It has tournament-specific features like an adjustable gun sight for lining up the course and an integrated backboard (that you will hopefully never need)...

WATERSKI was on hand May 23-26 at the BlueWater Resort and Casino in Parker, Arizona, to capture all the action during the Centurion Boats 2012 photo and video shoot. The first-time event was a truly massive affair with Centurion's entire 2012 lineup on display and almost 50 Centurion team riders and staffers, models and WATERSKI photographers, filmers and editors...

Every year, the American Water Ski Association (AWSA) evaluates a handful of ski boats to determine which models have what it takes to tow the upcoming tournament season. To be considered tournament-worthy, each boat must pass a series of 11 tests and subtests, focusing on factors like power and acceleration, drivability, handling and maneuverability, sound level, and engineering...