2006 Yamaha Vx110

Slide onto the saddle of this VX110 and you’ll see why these early VX hulls have such a loyal following. The seating position is natural and relaxed, with a narrow midsection that makes it easy to stand, carve, and shift your weight without feeling cramped. The analog gauges are simple and easy to read at a glance, even in bright sun, and the clean, uncluttered handlebars keep distractions to a minimum. Boarding from the water is straightforward thanks to the rear swim platform and step, and there’s enough dry storage for lines, small gear, and a day’s worth of essentials. It’s the kind of ski that invites you to stay out for “one more run” every time.

In this area, conditions can change from glassy mornings to choppy afternoon wakes, and the VX110’s forgiving hull handles both with confidence. Its size makes it easy to launch at smaller ramps and navigate tighter, busier waterways, yet it still feels planted when crossing boat traffic. Fuel-sipping performance means you can explore long stretches of shoreline or hop between marinas without constantly hunting for a fuel dock. With room for three, it works well for mixed crews—family cruises, towing a friend on a tube, or just sneaking out solo at sunrise. It’s a practical, low-stress way to enjoy local waters day after day.