Hi all. Used to wakeboard growing up and eventually boat was sold. Finally in a position to get my own boat now and looking to pick things back up. Probably won’t do much wakeboarding anymore these days so thinking about trying some surfing out (total beginner there). Been in the market for a while and have been searching different options. Looking for something around 50k budget.

Found a few boats at a local dealership that I think might be good options but looking for some advice as I’ve seen some differing opinions on these in different forums. People seem to think the wake is really finnicky and not the best for surf.

1. 2008 master craft Xstar (~50k) this one has some aftermarket ballasts so I think previous owners used for surfing. Can also negotiate price down a little.

2. 2009 Supra 22v (~38k) seems like a great deal

Both seem to be in really good shape and have been well maintained. Will be doing some test drives soon. Any suggestions? Would these have good wake for surfing? What are some questions I should be asking and things to look out for?

Hey folks, hope you like my first wake Vlog for the season, I'm crap at talking to camera but thought I'd chart my progress this season with regular edits, please give us a follow if you like it Thanks✌️

https://youtu.be/J6JQhW06vEs?si=f3OvGPO5umcSKO-p

I mean Like Here on Reddit or Forums and such in generall. If you Look at other hobbies Wakeboarding is really dead

I want to do my first raley but i dont know if i should do it on water or of a kicker. What would be easiest

Have a Mastercraft x45 so the options are pretty much narrowed down to ‘slim’ models that have multiple small suction cups.

I’ve got hard tanks and aftermarket sacks that are plumbed in the rear and belly.

Comparing the Wake Shaper Slim H3X Plus and the Surf Mode Maverick (two piece version).

Does anyone have any experience with these? Which would be best? Looking for a big wave. TIA

Hi, I am looking for some advice being new to wakeboats. We have had a tritoon for years, but now, as our son is getting older (12yr) he wants to continue wakeboarding/surfing. Tritoon is anything but ideal.

My very top end budget is 80k and want a minimum of a 22ft. I am a fan of Moomba, Malibu, Nautique, Mastercraft and Axis. I don't know if I am better off with a newer Moomba, A22 or older 23lsv, G23, X46 or similar.

I’m indecisive between a 2020 Ri257 and a 2021 mxz24 . I’ll be doing more wakeboarding but all my guests would be wakesurfing much more . I’m no pro level rider but I’m fairly advanced . Is the centurion wakeboard wake good enough or is it pretty lackluster ? What were some of the pros and cons between the two ? I’ve tried watching videos but it seems like I can’t get an honest review it’s all people trying to sell the boat so they’re talking both of them up pretty good .

Hi! I'm new to wakeboarding, and I have some questions regarding the protective gear to wear at my local cable park. The most frightening for me is possibility of slipping of the features and hitting... well... anything, but most importantly my back and knees. I've been reading a bit about different types of vests that I can wear and my attention now is focused on impact vests. Everyone is writing about protection from water impact at high speeds (also important), but my question is - does such life vest protect your back from hitting wake park features as well?

Also, for knee protection I've found that gform pads are good for water sports as well, so that would be my first choice (I've tested them on snowboard and they are perfect), but maybe anyone has a better recommendation?

Thanks for any tips!

Hey I’m looking to get the 2022 lf Tao board the hotdog one. I also want the lf 4d hook bindings 2024 the yellow ones. Are both of these for pros and big tricks? Does anyone have a photo with it on it so I can see the boots and the board together?

Hey everyone,

I'm looking to dive into the world of wakeboarding, but I could use some guidance on choosing the right board. While I have experience with other board sports, like snowboarding and skateboarding, I'm a completely new when it comes to wakeboards.

I'm not looking for an advanced board, but I also don't want something strictly for beginners. I want a board that will offer me room to grow as I improve my skills on the water.

Could you please recommend some wakeboards that would be suitable for someone in my position? Any specific brands or models I should consider? Also, what features should I prioritize when making my decision?

What’s happening, we are going to get everyone on boards this year and need to start shopping.

For the adults it’s looking like the Hyperlite broadcast is the best answer for beginners, is this correct?

What about kids aged 5-10? Gromcast?

I figure the wives can use the broadcast. The men are all about the same size, 6’2” 200-210.

Was thinking some wakeboards too, what are some good options there for both adults and kids (again, 5-12 years old)?

Being pulled by a Mastercraft x45 with aftermarket ballast. Thank you

A lot of big wipeouts at the cable park lately and I needed to to take a break for awhile as a result. Meanwhile the last time I was there I saw a lot of young kids absolutely shredding and I feel like I’m too old to to be doing this at 34 and I’m wasting my time doing this and I started way too late

Hello but an ex demo board and need to do a repair on it. I’m relatively new and have never fixed a board before what do I need other than epoxy and Amy recommendations of brands. I’m in the UK.

Hi all,

I’m looking to get a Nomad this weekend and wanted to get your recommendations on sizing. If anyone has a size guide I’d be happy to take a look as well.

6’ / 183cm 183lb / 83kg. Low-intermediate level doing some basic jumps. I’m looking to progress to some fun air tricks, kickers, rails. 90% of time on cable and 10% on boat.

I know big boards are “in”. Most I’ve tried are in the 144-150cm range. I understand the Nomad is an upsize board though so am not sure if I should go bigger. I’ve tried 150cm and 145cm Nomad, both felt good. But would 155cm or even 160cm be the sweet spot.

Could you please let me know your suggestion?

Hoping I don’t wear my welcome out on free demos at the local park.

Hello, I have a good offer in second hand for some liquid force peak 6X, from 2021, only used 2-3times What do you guys think about that specific pair of bindings if you had the occasion to try it? Thanks a lot

Hi! I'm new to wakeboard, I do 100% wake park, I got a Ronix Flexbox kinetik board and now it's time to get some boots Do you have any recommandation? I don't have any shops around me that sells wakeboard stuff so I'll have to get it online From your experience, do I need an exact perfect fit like snowboard boots or it's more tolerant, if so, on the bigger side or smaller side

Any tips or recommandation is welcome Thank you very much!

Hi everyone!

I’m an iOS developer who got really into wakeboarding over the past couple of years and decided to build an app to keep track of my wakeboarding sessions. Check it out here: https://get-wake.com/

I kept writing down notes about my progress in the Notes app, but that became quite annoying so I built the app to record my sessions. I thought others might like that as well, so I decided to release it! The app is completely free to use, only video upload requires a subscription because it’s quite expensive for me to host the videos online.

I would love to get any ideas about what could be improved or any new features that would be cool to have?

Hello!

I’m about to change boots and hesitating between those two. I’ve had the KTV 2022 and completely loved them, but I was told the Rad might be even better in terms of how they secure the feet. They have one gummy strap less than the KTV and replaced it with a lace, which I’m not completely sure how to feel about. I’ve ridden the SpaceMobe 2023 and hated it (they feel lose very quickly, especially on nosepresses, and I destroyed them in less than a year — heel part).

What do you think?

Hi y'all..

Can't find anybody to go..

Just 2 people right now.

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Any tips or tricks on how we can wakeboard with two people? How do I know if he falls?

I am assuming I should get an mirror? maybe get a set of Milos communicator? even tho they are pretty shite..

Hi y'all.. Looking for experienced wakeboard/waterski buddies. I have boat @ fox lake, Chain O' Lakes, IL.

I am off every Friday and Sunday. My friend group and I go out every Sunday, feel free to tag along if we dont have too many people.

Mainly looking for somebody to go out with Fridays. No cost. We can just split gas bill.

We Launch from Pistakee lake.

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**NO DRUGS ALLOWED. ** I am fine with 1 or 2 beer here or there.

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DM me if you are interested. We are going from May to end of October.

Where I'm from it's cold and windy alot of people in videos look like they're wearing pants. I'm curious if they're wearing any track pant wind breaker or Is it a specific type of pant. Looking into them I found jetski pants but I'm not sure I want something that heavy. Any recommendations or advice?

https://youtu.be/cOFlLS92oVo?si=Mn7iEKJnevMVbDTR

Working on creating a newsletter that will email followers a feed of the latest articles in watersports worlds. This could be interviews from sites like baseline or event highlights such as the upcoming masters qualifiers. I know not everyone likes following bunch of different Facebook pages which seems to be where most get thier news recently. Any interest is such a thing? Do you prefer strictly wakeboarding? Open to other watersports related info such as boating or innovations?

Im getting a wakeboard and my shoe size is 9.5. I dont want to grow out of it by the time i come back from my summer trip, so i want to have a bigger size so that i can use it more. Im using the ronix diplomat bindings. Can I get a size 11 instead of 10? if i get a 10 and it doesnt fit anymore can I just give it back to the company for a little less money? Im 15, and I grow pretty quickly. At the beginning of the year i was a 9, and 3 months later i was a 9.5 and im still that now. Is it the same as wakeboots?

I just bought my first serious wakeboard, a ronix rxt board for the park. I’ve been wakeboarding for a while now and have always just found boards and bindings at used sports shops and yards sale but as i start doing ramps i’ve decided to invest in a pro board and a good pair of bindings. I would like a very responsive, comfortable binding. I’ve been looking into the Ronix One binding or possibly Space Mobs but i wanted opinions from you guys.

Is it good for new riders or is it for more experienced riders?

Hi, does anyone know if the Salmon is flexier than the Nomad? I really enjoyed riding the Nomad in the past but i'd like something more playful and flexier.