Which waterski equipment offers the smoothest ride?

The Senate Graphite is a crossover slalom ski with a forgiving polyurethane Aero Core and consistent carbon-fiber flex. It suits intermediate to advanced skiers who want smooth, controlled performance for open-water skiing or the slalom course at 28-34 mph.

The Radar Graphite Lyric is a women-specific crossover slalom ski with a softer carbon layup, forgiving Aero Core, and Senate-inspired shape. It suits lighter female skiers progressing from open-water cruising toward buoy-course skiing at 28-34 mph.

The Hovercraft is an ultra-wide waterski with a Widetrack Frame, swallow-tail tri-fin, and lightweight Flexbody Construction. Its large surface area makes deep-water starts easier and provides a stable, smooth, surf-like ride for beginners through advanced skiers.

The Radar Session is a wide, stable open-water slalom ski designed for easy deep-water starts and smooth, flowing turns. Its Grip Rails 2.0, level spine, and forgiving All-Terrain Core suit beginner and recreational skiers who want confident performance across smooth or choppy water.

The Omni Ultra is a lightweight crossover waterski with updated carbon laminates, a four-stage rocker line, hybrid width, and a clean-edge tail. It suits skiers who want responsive course performance combined with stability and forgiveness for open-water carving.

The Connelly Aspect is a lightweight freeride slalom ski with a wide forebody, sharp bevels and V-Tech step-base technology for reduced drag and easier maneuverability. It suits intermediate to advanced skiers who want a smooth, supportive ride at moderate speeds and during aggressive turns.