Is the hyperlite divine wakeboard a good wakeboard?
Q. Is the hyperlite divine a good wakeboard in general? Is it really good for women? Is it good in choppy water? Is it a good beginner wakeboard? Is it good for all skill levels? The biggest size it comes in is a 134 and it says for up to 175lbs, i weigh 165lbs, is this a good wakeboard for me?
Asked by Twatty Bird - Mon Dec 3 19:28:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yea its a really good board. i love the design on it! its good for beginners and also intermediates so if u get better u wont need to buy a new one. the outer fins act as a stabiliser so its good for choppy water. so if i was you i would buy it
Answered by Cocoon - Tue Dec 4 12:31:24 2007
Q. Is the hyperlite divine a good wakeboard in general? Is it really good for women? Is it good in choppy water? Is it a good beginner wakeboard? Is it good for all skill levels? The biggest size it comes in is a 134 and it says for up to 175lbs, i weigh 165lbs, is this a good wakeboard for me?
Asked by Twatty Bird - Mon Dec 3 19:28:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yea its a really good board. i love the design on it! its good for beginners and also intermediates so if u get better u wont need to buy a new one. the outer fins act as a stabiliser so its good for choppy water. so if i was you i would buy it
Answered by Cocoon - Tue Dec 4 12:31:24 2007
What is the best way to ship a wakeboard?
Q. I am planning to buy a wakeboard and I want to ship it from California to Singapore. What is the best way to ship it? What would be the cost? Thanks!
Asked by dandarandandan - Mon Jan 26 00:59:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any international shipping company will ship a wakeboard for you, it won't be a problem, they tend to weigh around 7 or 8 kilos and the shipping companies usually have a limit of 30 kilos so a wakeboard is well within the limits. Whovever you buy the board off should arrange shipping for you, I'm sure they'll have an account with a shipping firm. I'm not sure about the cost from the US but these guys are based in Europe and shipping to Singapore when you buy a wakeboard costs around $80 (US) Hope this helps. I expect you won't have any problems though.
Answered by Riddle Me This - Wed Jan 28 05:28:05 2009
Q. I am planning to buy a wakeboard and I want to ship it from California to Singapore. What is the best way to ship it? What would be the cost? Thanks!
Asked by dandarandandan - Mon Jan 26 00:59:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any international shipping company will ship a wakeboard for you, it won't be a problem, they tend to weigh around 7 or 8 kilos and the shipping companies usually have a limit of 30 kilos so a wakeboard is well within the limits. Whovever you buy the board off should arrange shipping for you, I'm sure they'll have an account with a shipping firm. I'm not sure about the cost from the US but these guys are based in Europe and shipping to Singapore when you buy a wakeboard costs around $80 (US) Hope this helps. I expect you won't have any problems though.
Answered by Riddle Me This - Wed Jan 28 05:28:05 2009
How fast does a boat have to go to be able to wakeboard behinde it ?
Q. My boat goes 32mph and I was wondering if that was fast enough to wakeboard behind. Also how fast does the boat have to go to wakeboard behind it.
Asked by Brent - Sun Jun 28 18:13:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. general speeds for wake boarding range between 18-23 mph. small kids slower still.
Answered by dontknow - Sun Jun 28 22:52:12 2009
Q. My boat goes 32mph and I was wondering if that was fast enough to wakeboard behind. Also how fast does the boat have to go to wakeboard behind it.
Asked by Brent - Sun Jun 28 18:13:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. general speeds for wake boarding range between 18-23 mph. small kids slower still.
Answered by dontknow - Sun Jun 28 22:52:12 2009
How can I figure out what my wakeboard size is?
Q. I am looking to buy a new wakeboard for myself, how do you figure out what wakeboard size is right for you?
Asked by nick son - Fri Aug 15 07:04:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wakeboard Sizing Chart (Weights are MAXIMUM) Weight in lbs Board Length Up to 85 lbs 119cm Up to 105 lbs 121cm Up to 130 lbs 130 - 131cm Up to 160 lbs 132 - 133cm Up to 180 lbs 134 - 135cm Up to 200 lbs 136 - 139cm 200 lbs & Up 140cm & Up When choosing a wake board, it is important to consider its size, bindings, and additional features that will have a direct impact on what you can do with it. Most importantly, the wakeboard you choose should relate directly to your skill level in the sport. A simple difference between boards can be noticed between what are considered "beginner boards" and "advanced boards". A beginner wakeboard typically has edges that are somewhat "squared" in order to provide better balance and stability.… [cont.]
Answered by Launycaspot - Fri Aug 15 15:11:38 2008
Q. I am looking to buy a new wakeboard for myself, how do you figure out what wakeboard size is right for you?
Asked by nick son - Fri Aug 15 07:04:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wakeboard Sizing Chart (Weights are MAXIMUM) Weight in lbs Board Length Up to 85 lbs 119cm Up to 105 lbs 121cm Up to 130 lbs 130 - 131cm Up to 160 lbs 132 - 133cm Up to 180 lbs 134 - 135cm Up to 200 lbs 136 - 139cm 200 lbs & Up 140cm & Up When choosing a wake board, it is important to consider its size, bindings, and additional features that will have a direct impact on what you can do with it. Most importantly, the wakeboard you choose should relate directly to your skill level in the sport. A simple difference between boards can be noticed between what are considered "beginner boards" and "advanced boards". A beginner wakeboard typically has edges that are somewhat "squared" in order to provide better balance and stability.… [cont.]
Answered by Launycaspot - Fri Aug 15 15:11:38 2008
I am interested in adding a wakeboard pylon to my Regal 22 foot bowrider. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Q. I prefer not to drill my boat, and am not interested in getting a wakeboard tower.
Asked by Caddiehack - Mon Aug 17 23:13:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless your boat was pre-drilled for a tower as an option, you're going to need to drill it to install a quality, functional pylon. Once the pylon is set into place, marking it and drilling it is not that hard. Their was one universal fit pylon that "was" available a few years ago, it was a clamp on style with adjustments and it did NOT work well at all...once the clamps let loose, which happened alot, it did more damage to the boat than drilling would have done. hope this helps.
Answered by Luv Those Palm trees - Tue Aug 18 06:13:30 2009
Q. I prefer not to drill my boat, and am not interested in getting a wakeboard tower.
Asked by Caddiehack - Mon Aug 17 23:13:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless your boat was pre-drilled for a tower as an option, you're going to need to drill it to install a quality, functional pylon. Once the pylon is set into place, marking it and drilling it is not that hard. Their was one universal fit pylon that "was" available a few years ago, it was a clamp on style with adjustments and it did NOT work well at all...once the clamps let loose, which happened alot, it did more damage to the boat than drilling would have done. hope this helps.
Answered by Luv Those Palm trees - Tue Aug 18 06:13:30 2009
How much is a wakeboard session?
Q. When I searched on here I could only find out people asking about the actual wakeboard or boat. If I wanted to go out for just a day, do they offer that? What kind of prices would I be looking at? Also, I snowboard, is the difficulty level similar to learning how to snowboard?
Asked by SpeshL BLenD - Fri Mar 6 01:04:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it all depends where u live, if u live in florida u can go to OWC and get a pull for al day for about 20$ or something, but if you live somewhere else you can stop by your local boardshop and prolly rent one, i now buy all my stuff from either silver spray sports, in michigan or at buywake.com
Answered by Evan B - Sun Mar 8 18:44:24 2009
Q. When I searched on here I could only find out people asking about the actual wakeboard or boat. If I wanted to go out for just a day, do they offer that? What kind of prices would I be looking at? Also, I snowboard, is the difficulty level similar to learning how to snowboard?
Asked by SpeshL BLenD - Fri Mar 6 01:04:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it all depends where u live, if u live in florida u can go to OWC and get a pull for al day for about 20$ or something, but if you live somewhere else you can stop by your local boardshop and prolly rent one, i now buy all my stuff from either silver spray sports, in michigan or at buywake.com
Answered by Evan B - Sun Mar 8 18:44:24 2009
How do I repair the bottom of my wakeboard?
Q. On the bottom of my wakeboard in a few spots my finish is coming off. Is this something to worry about or do I need to fix it? If so how do I fix it?
Asked by ljbeez - Fri Jun 6 11:00:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is nothing to worry about, this won't affect you. If it starts to crack you could fix it but it is more than likely not worth it because it would be cheaper to buy a new one.
Answered by usn809 - Fri Jun 6 13:30:36 2008
Q. On the bottom of my wakeboard in a few spots my finish is coming off. Is this something to worry about or do I need to fix it? If so how do I fix it?
Asked by ljbeez - Fri Jun 6 11:00:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is nothing to worry about, this won't affect you. If it starts to crack you could fix it but it is more than likely not worth it because it would be cheaper to buy a new one.
Answered by usn809 - Fri Jun 6 13:30:36 2008
How can i get my girlfriend up on a wakeboard?
Q. I wakeboard almost every weekend and my gf likes to come on the boat with all of us. I have tried to get her up many times but she just cant seem to figure it out. Does anyone have any tips I can give her to help her stand up
Asked by Lil J.J - Fri Jun 8 00:12:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A shorter rope helps, around 25 feet. tell her to relax her legs but not all the way, keep the board halfway in the water before starting, and crouch down a little bit while leaning back. then once shes up turn the board after a second or two.
Answered by tal h - Sat Jun 9 03:06:27 2007
Q. I wakeboard almost every weekend and my gf likes to come on the boat with all of us. I have tried to get her up many times but she just cant seem to figure it out. Does anyone have any tips I can give her to help her stand up
Asked by Lil J.J - Fri Jun 8 00:12:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A shorter rope helps, around 25 feet. tell her to relax her legs but not all the way, keep the board halfway in the water before starting, and crouch down a little bit while leaning back. then once shes up turn the board after a second or two.
Answered by tal h - Sat Jun 9 03:06:27 2007
If you know how to Snowboard does it make learning how to Wakeboard easier?
Q. I'm been snowboarding for a while and am pretty good. Will this make learning how to wakeboard easier?
Asked by tyj360 - Sun Apr 19 00:35:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. Being familiar with riding any board sideways will give you a definite head start on learning any new board sport. I was just the opposite in that the first time I snowboarded was about 3 years ago but I had been wakeboarding for over a decade. Just the fact that standing sideways came natural to me helped tremendously and after a few runs I was carving around pretty easily on my heelside and toeside edges on a snowboard. Snowboards, since they dont have fins, are going to have a much looser feel than if you use a wakeboard with deep fins. You might want to look into using a board without the center fin or with really small fins so that you will be able to break it free similar to a snowboard. A wakeboard with all 3 fins… [cont.]
Answered by David F - Sun Apr 19 15:42:55 2009
Q. I'm been snowboarding for a while and am pretty good. Will this make learning how to wakeboard easier?
Asked by tyj360 - Sun Apr 19 00:35:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. Being familiar with riding any board sideways will give you a definite head start on learning any new board sport. I was just the opposite in that the first time I snowboarded was about 3 years ago but I had been wakeboarding for over a decade. Just the fact that standing sideways came natural to me helped tremendously and after a few runs I was carving around pretty easily on my heelside and toeside edges on a snowboard. Snowboards, since they dont have fins, are going to have a much looser feel than if you use a wakeboard with deep fins. You might want to look into using a board without the center fin or with really small fins so that you will be able to break it free similar to a snowboard. A wakeboard with all 3 fins… [cont.]
Answered by David F - Sun Apr 19 15:42:55 2009
What are some good wakeboard bindings for a Hyperlite Imperial?
Q. What are some good wakeboard bindings for a Hyperlite Imperial? I'm thinking about getting a hyperlite imperial 127 cm and want some bindings that are good and easy to get into
Asked by joe r - Wed Jun 13 16:20:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Hyperlite wake bindings
Answered by footballady06 - Wed Jun 13 16:51:21 2007
Q. What are some good wakeboard bindings for a Hyperlite Imperial? I'm thinking about getting a hyperlite imperial 127 cm and want some bindings that are good and easy to get into
Asked by joe r - Wed Jun 13 16:20:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Hyperlite wake bindings
Answered by footballady06 - Wed Jun 13 16:51:21 2007
What should I look for when buying my boyfriend a wakeboard?
Q. I want to buy my boyfriend a wakeboard for Christmas, but I don't know what to look for. He is 6'1" and about 180 lbs. and has really long legs. So if you have any general or specific info it would be helpful. Thanks! Some general info: Size of board, style, general cost, a good place to find bargains( I'm in Anaheim, CA). Anything else you can think of.
Asked by ecogrl23 - Mon Nov 27 01:04:26 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 141 cm would be a good size of board. I am 6'2" and ride a CWB Pure. Check out and click on the wakeboard section. Most of the manufacturers on the site have boards of all price ranges and abilities. Each manufacturer listed (i.e. Liquid Force, CWB, Hyperlite, etc.) also shows a scale for each board indicating the Pop, Feel, and Ability. Place your cursor on a board and it will display the scale of that board. Most sites also have closeouts for 2006 models since 2007 is just around the bend. Prices run anywhere from a couple hundred to as much as $500. You also need bindings, if he doesn't already have them. Some sites also offer board and binding packages available. Liquid Force Alpha's are really comfortable, I have a pair… [cont.]
Answered by Wake Cobra - Mon Nov 27 14:12:08 2006
Q. I want to buy my boyfriend a wakeboard for Christmas, but I don't know what to look for. He is 6'1" and about 180 lbs. and has really long legs. So if you have any general or specific info it would be helpful. Thanks! Some general info: Size of board, style, general cost, a good place to find bargains( I'm in Anaheim, CA). Anything else you can think of.
Asked by ecogrl23 - Mon Nov 27 01:04:26 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 141 cm would be a good size of board. I am 6'2" and ride a CWB Pure. Check out and click on the wakeboard section. Most of the manufacturers on the site have boards of all price ranges and abilities. Each manufacturer listed (i.e. Liquid Force, CWB, Hyperlite, etc.) also shows a scale for each board indicating the Pop, Feel, and Ability. Place your cursor on a board and it will display the scale of that board. Most sites also have closeouts for 2006 models since 2007 is just around the bend. Prices run anywhere from a couple hundred to as much as $500. You also need bindings, if he doesn't already have them. Some sites also offer board and binding packages available. Liquid Force Alpha's are really comfortable, I have a pair… [cont.]
Answered by Wake Cobra - Mon Nov 27 14:12:08 2006
Is it possible to wakeboard without a wakeboard tower?
Q. We own an older fish and ski boat. we have skis so i dont see a problem. we hook it up to the back. when going, it sits about equal with your shoulders. I want to buy a wakeboard but dont know if i need to waste a thousand dollars on a tower. thanks!
Asked by Joe - Thu Dec 31 01:19:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. towers only aid in 2 things... pulling you up out of the water easier, and catching BIG air. a while back i had an old jet boat with no tower. but even with the rope tied to the notch about two feet out of the water i was STILL able to air wake to wake, bust 3's and occasionally a tantrum. so no you dont need one. but believe me, if you take the sport seriously its wonderfull to have.
Answered by Andy - Thu Dec 31 21:00:56 2009
Q. We own an older fish and ski boat. we have skis so i dont see a problem. we hook it up to the back. when going, it sits about equal with your shoulders. I want to buy a wakeboard but dont know if i need to waste a thousand dollars on a tower. thanks!
Asked by Joe - Thu Dec 31 01:19:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. towers only aid in 2 things... pulling you up out of the water easier, and catching BIG air. a while back i had an old jet boat with no tower. but even with the rope tied to the notch about two feet out of the water i was STILL able to air wake to wake, bust 3's and occasionally a tantrum. so no you dont need one. but believe me, if you take the sport seriously its wonderfull to have.
Answered by Andy - Thu Dec 31 21:00:56 2009
What size Liquid force wakeboard is right for me?
Q. I'm looking at getting a new wakeboard during the off season and I really like the Liquidforce PS3, but I don't know what size would be best for me I'm 6'3 and usually between 175 and 180 lbs so should I go with 137 or 141.
Asked by premedman12 - Wed Sep 30 00:42:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as you can see from this chart your size in putting you in both size categories. the smaller will be more maneuverable. If you're growing still then go up to the 141... If you're more of a beginner the larger will add stability.. look at your riding capabilities and goals and decide from there,
Answered by dontknow - Wed Sep 30 09:45:45 2009
Q. I'm looking at getting a new wakeboard during the off season and I really like the Liquidforce PS3, but I don't know what size would be best for me I'm 6'3 and usually between 175 and 180 lbs so should I go with 137 or 141.
Asked by premedman12 - Wed Sep 30 00:42:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as you can see from this chart your size in putting you in both size categories. the smaller will be more maneuverable. If you're growing still then go up to the 141... If you're more of a beginner the larger will add stability.. look at your riding capabilities and goals and decide from there,
Answered by dontknow - Wed Sep 30 09:45:45 2009
How do you know how big your wakeboard should be?
Q. I weigh 125 and Im 5'9'' an I wanna get a wakeboard but Idk if there is a certain size or something I should get. Help me out
Asked by Erik - Sat Aug 29 23:28:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this link gives you a general guideline, but when you look at specific boards to buy look at recommendations for that exact board...
Answered by dontknow - Mon Aug 31 09:55:57 2009
Q. I weigh 125 and Im 5'9'' an I wanna get a wakeboard but Idk if there is a certain size or something I should get. Help me out
Asked by Erik - Sat Aug 29 23:28:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this link gives you a general guideline, but when you look at specific boards to buy look at recommendations for that exact board...
Answered by dontknow - Mon Aug 31 09:55:57 2009
What is the best wakeboard shop in Florida?
Q. I am from the uk and I am going to Florida. I want to buy a wakeboard there. but don't know where to go. Is ski world any good? some links would be nice. Thank you
Asked by ask 34 - Wed Jan 27 03:23:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know a shop at a mall in Festival Bay, Orlando has a big place. Otherwise, Ron Jon Surf Shop also in Orlando and Cocoa Beach has some. I'm sure beach shops at any beach will have some, that might be pricy, but with your pounds, everything is cheap anyway.
Answered by gossamer presents... Sarah! - Wed Jan 27 03:57:45 2010
Q. I am from the uk and I am going to Florida. I want to buy a wakeboard there. but don't know where to go. Is ski world any good? some links would be nice. Thank you
Asked by ask 34 - Wed Jan 27 03:23:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know a shop at a mall in Festival Bay, Orlando has a big place. Otherwise, Ron Jon Surf Shop also in Orlando and Cocoa Beach has some. I'm sure beach shops at any beach will have some, that might be pricy, but with your pounds, everything is cheap anyway.
Answered by gossamer presents... Sarah! - Wed Jan 27 03:57:45 2010
Is it safe to wax the top of my wakeboard?
Q. I know waxing the bottom of your wakeboard is unnecessary but was wondering if waxing the top of the board would be a good and safe way to protect it from the elements? I appreciate any input.
Asked by Face - Tue Oct 13 16:34:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am thinking you want to wax / polish your wake board with car wax right? not Wax for grip two different waxes. From what I understand there is a clear coat already on the board the wax / polish won t really make a difference other than making it shiny and getting rid of the water spots. If you take care of you board and keep it out of the sun when you re not using it will be fine. Nicole Pratt Calla Girls
Answered by Calla Girls Surf Club! - Fri Oct 16 21:36:31 2009
Q. I know waxing the bottom of your wakeboard is unnecessary but was wondering if waxing the top of the board would be a good and safe way to protect it from the elements? I appreciate any input.
Asked by Face - Tue Oct 13 16:34:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am thinking you want to wax / polish your wake board with car wax right? not Wax for grip two different waxes. From what I understand there is a clear coat already on the board the wax / polish won t really make a difference other than making it shiny and getting rid of the water spots. If you take care of you board and keep it out of the sun when you re not using it will be fine. Nicole Pratt Calla Girls
Answered by Calla Girls Surf Club! - Fri Oct 16 21:36:31 2009
can you mail a wakeboard in a usps large flat rate box?
Q. I'm buying a wakeboard w/bindings from ebay and the shipping for it is in a large flate rate box. The wakeboard is pretty big. The shipping cost $25 for usps. How can you send a wakeboard in a little box?
Asked by alex - Sun Jan 11 08:22:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Wakeboard will not fit in a flat rate box. You need to just ship it as is with no box. Maybe put it in a strong garbage bag with lots of priority mail tape.
Answered by joshuajava - Sun Jan 11 21:57:35 2009
Q. I'm buying a wakeboard w/bindings from ebay and the shipping for it is in a large flate rate box. The wakeboard is pretty big. The shipping cost $25 for usps. How can you send a wakeboard in a little box?
Asked by alex - Sun Jan 11 08:22:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Wakeboard will not fit in a flat rate box. You need to just ship it as is with no box. Maybe put it in a strong garbage bag with lots of priority mail tape.
Answered by joshuajava - Sun Jan 11 21:57:35 2009
Can you use a power boat at Sandy Lake, Alberta to water ski or wakeboard?
Q. Can you use a power boat at Sandy Lake, Alberta to water ski or wakeboard?
Asked by Ryan - Tue Sep 1 18:11:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry. You are only allowed to do water ski or wakeboard at Sandy Lake with a canoe.
Answered by Randy B - Tue Sep 1 20:44:45 2009
Q. Can you use a power boat at Sandy Lake, Alberta to water ski or wakeboard?
Asked by Ryan - Tue Sep 1 18:11:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry. You are only allowed to do water ski or wakeboard at Sandy Lake with a canoe.
Answered by Randy B - Tue Sep 1 20:44:45 2009
What is a good wakeboard with bindings for under $300?
Q. I'm looking to buy my first wakeboard. Not looking for a very expensive one, and I would prefer that it come with bindings. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Asked by z3115 - Tue Jul 7 18:12:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CWB is a very good brand to start out with, their wide boards and hinge-tech bindings are easy to learn on. while i've deemed Ronix not the best to start out on, keep them in the back of your mind as you progress, their quickly on their way to dominating the market Hyperlite, also a good start off brand as well as intermediate brand, the high level boards are "stuck in a rut" much like that of CWB all in all... you should really not go out and buy a new board as you start to learn.. 2 things may happen: you may not like wakeboarding as much as you thought you waould have, or, your skill may quickly surpass the level of your board search craigslist and local sporting goods shops for your first board, then when your ready to upgrade,… [cont.]
Answered by Zues - Wed Jul 8 02:44:16 2009
Q. I'm looking to buy my first wakeboard. Not looking for a very expensive one, and I would prefer that it come with bindings. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Asked by z3115 - Tue Jul 7 18:12:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CWB is a very good brand to start out with, their wide boards and hinge-tech bindings are easy to learn on. while i've deemed Ronix not the best to start out on, keep them in the back of your mind as you progress, their quickly on their way to dominating the market Hyperlite, also a good start off brand as well as intermediate brand, the high level boards are "stuck in a rut" much like that of CWB all in all... you should really not go out and buy a new board as you start to learn.. 2 things may happen: you may not like wakeboarding as much as you thought you waould have, or, your skill may quickly surpass the level of your board search craigslist and local sporting goods shops for your first board, then when your ready to upgrade,… [cont.]
Answered by Zues - Wed Jul 8 02:44:16 2009
If you wakeboard, where do you live and where do you wakbeaord?
Q. Ok I am not a stalker or anything but I am a senior in high school and I am taking GIS. I am doing a map on where people wakeboard and where they live to show how far people have to drive just to wakeboard.
Asked by Wonderbread - Tue Apr 7 12:05:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i live in michigan and i board on either torch lake or clam lake
Answered by ironmen_20 - Wed Apr 8 15:03:31 2009
Q. Ok I am not a stalker or anything but I am a senior in high school and I am taking GIS. I am doing a map on where people wakeboard and where they live to show how far people have to drive just to wakeboard.
Asked by Wonderbread - Tue Apr 7 12:05:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i live in michigan and i board on either torch lake or clam lake
Answered by ironmen_20 - Wed Apr 8 15:03:31 2009
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