As one of the few companies committed to the wakesurfing movement, Inland Surfer is known for not only promoting the sport they love, but also for making some of the best wakesurf boards.

As a testament to their desire to produce the best possible product, they have redesigned one of their most popular boards, the Blue Lake, to make it even more desirable. This second generation board is slightly smaller, making it more maneuverable for accomplished riders, without sacrificing any stability or carving potential for those just learning to drop the rope. As a single board that everyone on the boat can ride, the new Blue Lake may just be the best choice on the market.

Take the jump to read all the details in the official press release.

In the world of wakeskating, few riders are progressing the sport like Nick Taylor. Coming off his second place finish at Byerly’s Toe Jam Tour kick off stop, Nick joins a stacked team of wakeskaters at O’Neill. The signing of this young gun proves that O’Neill is committed to being one of the primary brands working hard to grow the wakeskate movement.

Nick should prove a worthy addition to the team in that regard, and we look forward to seeing what’s next for team O’Neill and Nick Taylor.

Check out the full press release after the jump.

Wet Sounds has made a name for themselves in the wakeboard tower speaker market with their unique, high-output horn-loaded tower speaker designs. Now, following up on the recent release of their new Pro 60 Wakeboard Tower Speakers, they’re turning their attention to inside the boat to give your entire audio system a makeover.

Their new line of XS components features a 6.5″ coaxial full-range model, as well as two subwoofer options, a 10″ and a 12″. Manufactured with the same innovative ideas and materials as their tower speakers, the XS series aims to appease the many consumers and dealers that wanted a high output speaker that could live up to the abuse the marine environment is capable of. This new line of speakers effectively allows wakeboarders to outfit their their boats with high quality audio for passengers inside, in addition to the best tower speakers for the rider at the end of the line.

Read all of the details in the press release after the jump.

Okay, this is getting a little bit ridiculous! I mean honestly, how many Boat of the Year Awards is Malibu going to win? Not that we’re complaining mind you, they build an incredible product. We’d just like to see some of the other great products from manufacturers in the industry win an award every now and then. Of course if they keep introducing such unique products, maybe these awards are an appropriate recognition for their work.

For 2007, the Boat of the Year title goes to Malibu’s new innovative 20′ VTX model. Combining great performance, storage, and room for a crew of 10 with fantastic wakeboarding wakes, this is definitely an innovative boat. And thanks to a new Cut Wake hull that offers some insight into how future Malibu models will perform, this boat has the show and the go for the best riders in the world.

Check out Malibu’s full press release after the jump.