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These Axis Wake Research (@Axiswake) photos are from the Nampa, ID “America the Beautiful.” Parade held last weekend. The Nampa Exchange Club Parade America began in 1966 and is one of the oldest continuous parades in the area. It is annually held on the third Saturday in May (Armed Services Day). It honors men and women in every branch of the military. Idaho Water Sports towed a line of boats for the event that had over 10,000 in attendance. Great shots Justin, thank you for sharing them!

These Axis Wake Research (@Axiswake) photos are from the Nampa, ID “America the Beautiful.” Parade held last weekend. The Nampa Exchange Club Parade America began in 1966 and is one of the oldest continuous parades in the area. It is annually held on the third Saturday in May (Armed Services Day). It honors men and women in every branch of the military. Idaho Water Sports towed a line of boats for the event that had over 10,000 in attendance. Great shots Justin, thank you for sharing them!

These Axis Wake Research (@Axiswake) photos are from the Nampa, ID “America the Beautiful.” Parade held last weekend. The Nampa Exchange Club Parade America began in 1966 and is one of the oldest continuous parades in the area. It is annually held on the third Saturday in May (Armed Services Day). It honors men and women in every branch of the military. Idaho Water Sports towed a line of boats for the event that had over 10,000 in attendance. Great shots Justin, thank you for sharing them!

These Axis Wake Research (@Axiswake) photos are from the Nampa, ID “America the Beautiful.” Parade held last weekend. The Nampa Exchange Club Parade America began in 1966 and is one of the oldest continuous parades in the area. It is annually held on the third Saturday in May (Armed Services Day). It honors men and women in every branch of the military. Idaho Water Sports towed a line of boats for the event that had over 10,000 in attendance. Great shots Justin, thank you for sharing them!

The Axis Wake (@AxisWake) A22 wakeboard boat was honored with the 2011 Imported Ski Boat Award from WA Marine in Australia. This photo features Lou Sloot from Axis Wake Dealer Bonney's Park Ski Shop accepting the coveted award.

Designed to showcase the best marine product on offer in the Australian state of Western Australia. This is why the award entitled "Import" because the Axis Wake Research of Australia builds boats in the state of Victoria.

WA Marine wrote this about the 2011 award. "The Imported Ski Boat winner for 2011is no surprise to any enthusiasts. The Axis A22is a beautifully finished boat which is suitable for the whole family. The unique bow design has overcome the problem of water over the bow, so often experienced in ski boats and the accessories such as a wetsuit warming tray and great storage, make it a very competitive vessel amongst its peers. With a fully adjustable helm chair, substantial stowage, good ballasting and easy engine access this is a deserved winner. Sean Reid Managing Director of the Breakwater to present the award to Lou Sloot from Bonney’s Park Ski Shop."

The WA Marine Awards are organised by the Boating Industry Association of Western Australia with sponsorship from the Department of Commerce. Each of the individual category awards are sponsored by interested agencies or business from within and outside the marine industry. The awards have been in place for the past five years and are designed to showcase the best marine product on offer in the state.

Congratulations to Bonney's Park Ski Shop and Axis Wake Research Australia!