One glance at the sleek, tapered nose of a ProStar 190 and you know this is a MasterCraft meant for business. The flagship of the ProStar brand is a boat bred solely for competition, with a spirit mired in single-ski sets. Upholding a 39-year tradition, the 190’s focus is towing skiers to their best, whether that’s on the world stage or a backyard pond. This is the boat that owns the current world record in slalom, along with a host of international and personal marks. That hasn’t happened by accident. The 190 sports a hull crafted with limited intentions, one prompting WaterSki Magazine to claim, “If you're serious about your skiing and you've never taken a set behind a world record-producing machine, one wake crossing will have you sold and wondering why you waited so long.”

While slalom is its penchant, it doesn’t discriminate against disciplines, towing jumpers and trickers to bests, too. Team skier Freddy Krueger has leaped 235 feet-plus behind a 190, and the current tricks record is held by Mandy Nightengale on the same set of wakes.