WaterSki Magazine

BOAT REVIEW Nautiques' perennial rider favorite, the Super Air Nautique 210 gets a facelift for 2009 with a new automotive-inspired dash, stylish deck stripe and optional forward-swept FCS3 tower, but the wakes are the real reason it's a top seller...

BOAT REVIEW If your sessions come complete with a crowd of friends or an army of little rippers, the Super Air Nautique 220 wakeboard boat offers a spot for them all thanks to one of the most flexible layouts on the market...

BOAT REVIEW As the official wakeboard boat of the Wake Games and WWA Wakeboard National Championships, the Super Air Nautique 230 needs no further qualifications for performance-minded buyers to know it's a serious rider's machine...

OVERVIEW With the introduction of two new models for 2007, the Air Nautique 226 Team Edition is no longer the biggest wakeboard and ski boat in Correct Craft’s lineup. But it still has a lot to offer when it comes to size...

BOAT REVIEW Correct Craft may have made its name producing ski boats, but the Air Nautique 210 Team Edition proves the company is perfectly capable of building a legacy of wakeboarding machines as well...

BOAT REVIEW The Nautique SV-211 Team Edition is equipped to do it all. Decked out with Correct Craft's driver-controlled stainless-steel plate called the Hydro-Gate at the stern, the SV-211 is capable of changing its running angle and as a result the size and shape of its wakes...

BOAT REVIEW The Air Nautique 226 Team doesn't mess around. Everything about it screams "big wakeboard style." And it should. As the largest wakeboard boat in the Correct Craft lineup, it makes sense that it would go all-out in every way — from storage and seating to ballast...