What length should I order, 67 inch or 69 inch?

The Baron is offered in 67 inch and 69 inch. Lighter riders favour the shorter length for easier turn initiation; heavier riders favour the longer length for more stability at speed. Jobe does not publish a per-length rider weight chart on the Baron page, so for charter use we typically recommend stocking both, otherwise the 67 inch covers the broadest guest profile.

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Jobe Baron Slalom Waterski

The Intermediate Single Slalom Ski for Superyacht Charter Programmes

The Jobe Baron is the intermediate single slalom ski in Jobe's range — designed, in Jobe's own words, “for carving and intermediate level slalom skiing.” It sits between the entry-level Mode and the high-end Encore: stiff enough for confident edge-to-edge carving, forgiving enough for guests stepping off a combo pair (Allegre) onto a single ski for the first time.

Jobe engineered the Baron with a slightly narrower tail so the back of the ski sits deeper in the water, making it easier to initiate turns. A three-stage rocker and edge-to-edge concave generate predictable edge hold without sacrificing control, while a Responsive Foam Core and high-press fibreglass moulded build keep the ski light and stable behind any superyacht tender. The Baron is offered in 67" and 69" lengths and is sold as a ski only — binding not included — so charter programmes can match Jobe's slalom binding to each guest.

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Jobe Baron Slalom Waterski — Key Facts

Lengths available: 67" and 69"
Discipline: Single slalom ski
Skill positioning: Carving and intermediate slalom
Core: Responsive Foam Core
Construction: High-press fibreglass moulded
Flex pattern: 3-stage flex
Rocker: Three-stage rocker
Base: Edge-to-edge concave
Width: 7.7" / 19.5 cm
Fin: Standard aluminium slalom fin
Binding: Not included — sold ski-only
Sustainability: Made with 100% solar power
Brand origin: Jobe Sports, Netherlands
Delivery hubs: Malta, Antibes, Palma, Genoa, Athens, Split

Technical Specifications

Performance data and construction details for the Jobe Baron Slalom Waterski

Lengths

67" / 69"

Core

Responsive Foam Core

Construction

High-Press Fibreglass Moulded

Flex Pattern

3-Stage Flex

Rocker

Three-Stage Rocker

Base

Edge-to-Edge Concave

Width

7.7" (19.5 cm)

Fin

Standard Aluminium

Binding

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Three-Stage Rocker for True Edge Hold

Jobe describes the Baron as a “traditional slalom ski [that] generates a true edge holding capability without reducing control due to a three-stage rocker.” Translation for the deck: predictable carve through the wash on both sides, even when guests are still finding their angles. The edge-to-edge concave adds traction through the apex of the turn, so the ski stays committed when leaned hard.

Narrower Tail, Easier Turn Initiation

Jobe engineered the Baron with a slightly narrower tail so the back of the ski lays deeper in the water — which makes initiating each turn easier. That single design choice is the heart of the Baron's intermediate positioning: it rewards guests who can hold an edge but does not punish them for being late on the lean. It is the reason the Baron is the right step up from a combo pair like the Allegre.

Foam Core, Three-Stage Flex

A Responsive Foam Core paired with high-press fibreglass moulded construction gives the Baron useful stiffness without the price — or the unforgiving rigidity — of a competition PU core. The 3-stage flex pattern delivers stiffness where it counts (under the binding plate) while keeping the tip and tail working with the rider, not against them. Made on Jobe's 100% solar-powered production line.

How It Compares

Jobe Baron versus the rest of the Jobe waterski progression

Spec	Allegre Combo	Baron Slalom	Encore Slalom
Discipline	Combo pair (two skis), entry-level slalom capable	Single slalom ski, carving / intermediate	Single slalom ski, sport / high-end
Skill level (Jobe label)	Recreational water skis	Recreational level slalom (carving / intermediate use)	Sport level slalom
Core	Rim injection with metal rods	Responsive Foam Core	Responsive PU Core
Glass / lay-up	Rim injection	High-press fibreglass moulded	50/50 carbon-infused fibreglass, Back Bone V-tech
Base	V-bottom / tunnel	Edge-to-edge concave + 3-stage rocker	Edge-to-edge concave, Competition Tail
Width	Standard combo width	7.7" / 19.5 cm	6.5" / 16.5 cm
Best for	Beginners; family / entry-slalom guests	Guests stepping up from combo to a single ski	Confident slalom skiers chasing course-style runs
Binding	Adjustable EU 36–47 included (combo)	Not included — ski-only	Not included — ski-only

Specifications taken directly from jobesports.com product pages. Mercer Yachting can supply all three side-by-side as a tiered ski locker.

How to Specify Your Jobe Baron Slalom Ski

Include these details when requesting a quote:

Yacht name & LOA: Your vessel details for logistics planning

Length: 67" or 69" (lighter / heavier rider profile)

Quantity required: Single ski, or pair of lengths for the season

Binding preference: Jobe Focus, Comfort, or RTP rear — we can match

Tow rope & handle: Slalom-grade rope and handle bundle

Delivery port: Preferred Mediterranean port and timeline

Bundle options: Add Allegre combo or Encore for a full progression locker

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Jobe Baron designed for?

Jobe describes the Baron as “designed for carving and intermediate level slalom skiing.” In practical charter terms, that is the guest who has skied a combo pair confidently, dropped a ski to try slalom, and now wants their own single ski to keep progressing — without the unforgiving stiffness of a competition-level model. It is the intermediate single slalom waterski in Jobe's range.

How does the Jobe Baron compare to the Jobe Encore?

The Encore is Jobe's high-end slalom ski, built around a Responsive PU Core, 50/50 carbon-infused fibreglass with a Back Bone V-tech reinforcement, and a Competition Tail at 6.5" / 16.5 cm width — it is targeted at “real slalom ski fanatics” (Jobe's wording). The Baron uses a Responsive Foam Core, high-press fibreglass moulded build, three-stage rocker, and a wider 7.7" / 19.5 cm platform. The Baron is more forgiving, easier to initiate turns on, and a better fit for guests still developing slalom technique. The Encore is the right choice once a rider is consistently running a course or chasing a tighter line.

How is the Baron different from the Jobe Allegre combo skis?

The Allegre is a combo set — two skis sold together for both-feet recreational water skiing and entry-level slalom by dropping one ski. The Baron is a single dedicated slalom ski engineered specifically for one-foot-forward carving with a narrower tail, three-stage rocker, and edge-to-edge concave that a combo design does not have. Charter programmes typically run both: the Allegre for first-time skiers and family use, the Baron for guests who have outgrown combos.

What length should I order — 67" or 69"?

The Baron is offered in 67" and 69". As a general slalom convention, lighter riders favour the shorter length for easier turn initiation and slower-water control, while heavier riders favour the longer length for more surface area and stability at speed. Jobe does not publish a per-length rider weight chart on the Baron page, so for charter use we typically recommend stocking both lengths if budget allows; otherwise the 67" covers the broadest guest profile. Ask us and we will match length to your typical guest weight band.

Does the Baron come with a binding?

No — Jobe sells the Baron as a ski only. Their product page states “Binding not included.” You will need to specify a slalom binding separately. Compatible Jobe options include the Jobe Focus Slalom Ski Binding (their Slalom Ski Bindings range) and the Jobe RTP Adjustable Nylon Waterski Binding for the rear-toe slot. Mercer Yachting can quote ski-and-binding as a single bundle so the set arrives ready to use.

What tow speed and rope are right for the Baron?

Jobe does not publish a specific tow-speed range for the Baron. As a slalom convention, intermediate single-ski skiing typically sits around 48–58 km/h (30–36 mph) for adult riders, building from the lower end. Use a slalom-grade rope — a low-stretch 8-section line such as the Jobe Sport Series 8-Section Slalom Rope is a sensible match. Mercer Yachting can supply the matched rope and handle alongside the ski.

Is the Jobe Baron suitable for charter guest use?

Yes. The Baron is positioned for the most common slalom rider on a superyacht charter — the guest who is past combos but not yet on a course. The Responsive Foam Core and high-press fibreglass moulded build are durable enough for repeated guest use, and the standard aluminium slalom fin is robust against deck handling. We recommend pairing the Baron with a certified impact vest, a briefed tender driver, and clear hand signals before every run.

Where can I buy the Jobe Baron in Malta?

Mercer Yachting supplies the Jobe Baron Slalom Ski to superyachts berthed in Malta and across the Mediterranean from our base in Marsaskala. We dispatch to all major Med yachting hubs — Malta, Antibes, Palma de Mallorca, Genoa, Athens, Split — with worldwide air and sea freight options. Contact ops@merceryachting.com or +356 79797962 for a same-week quote.

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Delivery & Commissioning

We deliver to Malta and key Mediterranean ports including Antibes, Palma de Mallorca, Genoa, Athens, and Split. Worldwide delivery available by air and sea freight to any nominated port, agent, or alongside where permitted. All units arrive with manufacturer documentation and warranty cards. Binding, slalom rope, and impact vest can be quoted as a single ready-to-deploy bundle.