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  • CraigH
    • Sep 2008
    • 44

    • Apex, NC


    Wakesurf board

    I would like to try wakesurfing. I recognize my boat (a 216 DD) is not the best for surfing but it just looks like too much fun so I figure I will give it a shot and play with different weighting combinations. I have the small factory ballast tanks, a couple of bags, and some good beer weight buddies.

    My question is what is a good beginner to intermediate board that I wont get too bored with quickly (assuming this works). I searched on the forums and got some good info but nothing real definitive and I dont really have anyone I know locally to borrow a board. I even went to Overtons today to see if they had any demos and they didnt even have any wakesurf boards in stock. I am about 5'10" and 165 lbs so I have been looking at smaller boards. I am trying to compare the Obrien Alias 4.6 (cheap), the Hyperlite Broadcast 4.9 and the Liquid Force Venture 5.0. Anyone have any experiences with these (or others) with a small to medium wake. Any info is appreciated.
    2003 Air 216
  • Gasman87
    • Dec 2008
    • 346

    • LAKE NORMAN NC

    • 82 cc 91cc 99cc 02cc 06correct craft

    #2
    RE: Wakesurf board

    inland surfer blue !!!! in my opinion its the best all around board !! we surf with a bunch of friends EVERY tues late afternoon till way dark . alot of peeps bring thier boards , but almost always want to ride mine ! our wake is pretty huge with everyone and if its just my wife & dog the wake is ok (med) the board rips !! we are on lake norman nc . you can come try it any mon or tues ??

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    • RLS
      • Aug 2007
      • 205

      • Northen California

      • 2007 SV211 1998 Malibu Sunsetter

      #3
      RE: Wakesurf board

      If you are big or the wake small their red board is pretty nice. I also have the Green board and it is a big favorite for the 140-185 weight class.

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