Well before its official market release, Malibu's new M235 is turning heads, including at the United States
Naval Academy, which got wind of Malibu's latest project and invited the team to trailer the M235 to the
Academy to share it with the USNA Weapons, Architecture & Engineering Faculty and Midshipmen.

Loudon, TN - In August 2015, the Unites States Naval Academy became aware of Malibu’s imminent late-model-year 2016 boat release, the new M235. Malibu was, in turn, invited by the USNA to bring the M235 and present it as a static display for the students and faculty of the US Naval Engineering & Architecture School.

Malibu's senior product and engineering executives met with student classes and walked them through the M235 in great detail. During these two sessions, the Midshipmen and faculty enjoyed learning about the science behind, and the purpose-driven design of Malibu’s unique hull structure and watersports technology. In addition, Malibu CEO Jack Springer was asked to speak at the Naval Academy’s Fall Bock Lecture.
 
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Malibu Boats is the world’s largest manufacturer of watersports towboats, known for leading the industry with major innovations, including the first onboard computer system in 1993, the ingenious Power Wedge hydrofoil in 2006 (completely redesigned in 2014), the industry’s first wake-maximizing hull in 2000, and Surf Gate, the innovation that changed the face of wakesurfing forever, in 2012. Malibu markets the Wakesetter and Response models—as well as the Axis Wake Research brand—through a worldwide dealer network. With some 450 employees and three manufacturing facilities, in California, Tennessee, and Australia, Malibu builds boats to help you live a #lifewithoutlimits on the water.