I've never tried knee boarding, but a friend told me that was his kids favorite thing to do growing up. I was thinking about getting a knee board for my kids, but wanted to see if others really enjoy it? What should I look for in a knee board if I decide to buy one?
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If I was looking for something for kids to ride behind the boat I would take a look at the zup board before a knee board.
You can lay down, kneel, stand and create and progress. Looks great for kids. I don't have any recommendations but there was a guy selling a knee board on this forum very recently.
https://zup.com/2009 Super Air Nautique 210 TE
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Kids love kneeboards and to me it a much better option than a tube as they can test their boundaries and skill. For kids - get a kneeboard that has a hook up front for the handle. Do not bother with fins they are useless. Kids can ride laying down, progress to knees, then grab the handle and begin surface tricks. Any age or skill level can ride with the handle in the hook and they can easily progress on the same equipment. If you have 2 kids/boards they will have even more fun and confidence while riding together.
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My kids love to knee board. When we go out early, I will ski and then they will knee board. When on butter, it really is a blast it is probably the best thing behind a boat when it is perfectly smooth, you really get to appreciate the smoothness because you are so close to the water. They love it.
Like srock said, the hook up front for the handle is really helpful. The other part, is the cushion comfortable?. Some of the new ones look like they will be but they have pressure points that make riding them almost unbearable. I also second the fin thing, they are completely useless.
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Originally posted by ScooterMcgavin View PostIf I was looking for something for kids to ride behind the boat I would take a look at the zup board before a knee board.
You can lay down, kneel, stand and create and progress. Looks great for kids. I don't have any recommendations but there was a guy selling a knee board on this forum very recently.
https://zup.com/
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Originally posted by ScooterMcgavin View PostIf I was looking for something for kids to ride behind the boat I would take a look at the zup board before a knee board.
You can lay down, kneel, stand and create and progress. Looks great for kids. I don't have any recommendations but there was a guy selling a knee board on this forum very recently.
https://zup.com/2007 Malibu Wakesetter 23 LSV, 1995 Cobalt 200
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I started on a pro board when i was probably 10 or so. I’m 23 now and still enjoy kneeboarding. Seems like it’s not as common but you can do some great tricks and is very simple to get the hang of. Plus when you crash it doesn’t hurt as bad as wakeboarding.
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Evening ,
Buy an O’Brien kneeboard. Kids love it . If you need pointers shoot me a pm
Bought ours at academy sports like 5 years ago . Kids do 360 etc . Easy to get up on
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We bought one years ago from Costco. It held up great and was really easy to ride and pretty stable. The hook on the front makes things much easier too
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