Recommendation for Wake Surf Board

[jharris]

I'm looking for a recommendation for a wakesurf board. Looking to make this a family x-mass present. We just ordered a new 210 and will be hopefully getting more into surfing next year. Coming off a SN200 so not much surf opportunity. My 11 year old son has and rides a Liquid Force Doun skim board 54". A bit to small for me to use at roughly 200 pounds. I'm looking for more of a surf style board that is easy to ride that I can use for myself, wife and others that come around. Last year I rode a Liquid Force fish behind my neighbors boat and it wasn't to bad. One constraint I do have is I want something that is thin enough that it will be able to fit into the factory board racks.

Any suggestions would be great. Lots of good deals out there now so I thought I would get the family (mainly me) a x-mass present.

[HS]

I have been happy with the Inland Surfer line. . .started with the Blue Lake, now ride the Swallow V.2

[swankster]

I like the Inland sweet spot pro. I use three different fin setups to configure the board to different riding styles and abilities. The fin setup change is easy. It's great board that can be toned down with bigger fins.

[JoeA]

What's the budget? I ordered a CWB Tsunami several years ago from EVO.com. Everybody can ride it as a great beginner board.

Eventually you'll start buying more boards that suit your style.

[swatguy]

My Ronix Parks Thruster has been a great all around board from beginner to intermediate.

[jharris]

Thanks for all the input. I ended up picking up a Byerly hazard board based on some recommendations
I hope I like it.