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BOAT REVIEW The Moomba Mobius LSV was Moomba's best-selling wakeboard boat model last year for two reasons: right size and right price. Measuring at 21 feet 6 inches and starting under $40,000, this popular model offers a platform that's equal parts performance and value...

BOAT REVIEW All new for 2009, the Moomba Outback V is Moomba's most economical V-drive. And while it's easy on the wallet, this multi-sport performer delivers upscale looks with sleek, automotive-inspired lines that really shine in the bow area, thanks to stylish flared edges...

BOAT REVIEW Moomba's dedicated ski boat and slalom machine prices out as one of the best values on the market, with an MSRP of about $31,000. But even at a value price, there's no sacrifice on performance...

BOAT REVIEW Moomba's core wakeboard boat offers the biggest ramps in the company's lineup, along with room for 16 spectators and enough gear to keep everyone entertained. Built with serious riders in mind, the Mobius XLV comes standard with the 650-pound Gravity I ballast system that can be upgraded to a whopping total of 1,450 pounds, and the new pumps for '09 promise 300 percent faster fill times...

BOAT REVIEW Moomba bills the Mobius LS as the crossover specialist in their line. The direct-drive model combines the tracking and handling of a traditional ski boat with the wide, ramp-building hull of a wakeboard boat into one wallet-friendly package...

BOAT REVIEW We found the Moomba Mobius XLV to be a great all-around wakeboard boat. This year a revamped hull has enhanced the boat further by handling ballast weight even better. The value is always impressive considering Moomba shares its construction, engineering and materials with sister brand Supra luxury boats...

BOAT REVIEW With its role as Moomba's most economical V-drive wakeboard and ski boat, the Outback V is big on value. We found the boat to be packed with winning standard features to rival its more expensive Supra cousins, from the hand-laid fiberglass construction and foam-filled hull to the swim platform's new grip platform...

BOAT REVIEW Our advanced-level riders immediately witnessed the wake potential in the family-friendly price point Moomba Mobius LSV that comes stock with 400 pounds of factory ballast and a Smart Plate hydraulic wake shaper...

BOAT REVIEW After a few sets behind the Moomba Mobius LS, we became convinced that we were enjoying one of those direct-drives that offers noteworthy performance for skiing and wakeboarding. Even for more serious skiers, this boat is capable of navigating you through the course — if that's your goal...

BOAT REVIEW The Moomba Outback sports a sharp new gelcoat color scheme and a choice of four different graphics for 2008, but it was the wake — or lack thereof — that really impressed us during our slalom run, especially at line lengths 28 off and shorter...

BOAT REVIEW Let's start with the bottom line: The Moomba Outback is the most inexpensive boat approved by USA Water Ski for sanctioned tournaments. The difference in the base MSRPs isn't just a matter of a few hundred dollars--it's thousands...

BOAT REVIEW The Outback V is Moomba's most inexpensive V-drive, which says a lot. This brand prides itself on offering great value and performance to customers looking to enter the inboard water-sports market...

BOAT REVIEW Fresh out of the dealer's showroom, the Moomba Mobius LS has a lot to offer, which may be especially surprising to stern-drive owners expecting an entry-level boat to be stripped down. For buyers who want to stick close to the sub-$34,000 base price, they can do just that...

BOAT REVIEW Among Moomba's mid-sized models, the Mobius LSV is the one that's the most serious wake machine. We're not just talking about wakeboarding, but wakesurfing, too. Whatever you want to do with this LSV, you can —– right out of the box...