Connelly

The Connelly Benz wakesurfer has been a favorite of both skim and surf riders for many years, and in those years Connelly has learned a thing or two. New! Limited Edition MasterCraft version. Hybrid...

Leisure time can be a precious commodity for the recreational skier. Spend it wisely. Toss out the ancient fiberglass plank with busted bindings hanging in the garage. The new V is made in the U.S.A...

Connelly took one of the most advanced skis on the market and doubled down. The Carbon V is made in the U.S.A. and now features Versatail to customize your ride. This ski utilizes Connelly's latest...

While other freeride skis can feel like turning a jump ski, the Women's Aspect is as nimble under your feet as any high-end skis, just with a softer flex pattern and designed for slower speeds. Sharp...

While other freeride skis can feel like you're trying to turn a jump ski, the Aspect is as light and nimble under your feet as Connelly's high-end skis, just designed for slower speeds. Sharp bevels...

While other freeride skis can feel like you're trying to turn a jump ski, the Aspect is as light and nimble under your feet as Connelly's high-end skis, just designed for slower speeds. Sharp bevels...

First introduced in 1988, the Concept has been at the forefront of Connelly's technological and shaping innovations since its inception. They have paired this high-end design of the Women's Concept...

First introduced in 1988, the Concept has been at the forefront of Connelly's technological and shaping innovations since its inception. They have paired this high-end design of the Women's Concept...

Larger skiers will appreciate the Big Daddy's of surface area. A wide tip and tail, combined with C.T.S. (Connelly Tracking System), allows for effortless deep water starts. The narrow underfoot...

First introduced to the Connelly line in 1988, the Concept has been at the forefront of Connelly's technological and shaping innovations since its inception. They have paired this high-end design...

Connelly was the first to design wide shaped skis because they know you don't need to be a high-end buoy chaser to enjoy waterskiing. A wide tip and tail contributes to less effort getting up and out...