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Old July 28th, 2009, 10:45 AM
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Default Wakeboard types

Could someone help me Im kind of new but not completely . Im just wondering what the difference is between the beginner board with the full curve to the basically flat board meaning what can you do different on the advanced flat board that you cant do on the other board just curious . I love boarding its awsome but I want to know if I need a differrent board to like ride the wake or whatever?
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Old August 6th, 2009, 01:25 PM
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Default Re: Wakeboard types

Best to go to a local shop and talk to someone who knows, just too many manufacturers and boards out there....

http://waterski.about.com/od/wakeboa...arntoboard.htm
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Default Re: Wakeboard types

I have always felt its the bindings that make or break a board. At least at my occasional recreational skillset.
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Just remember SIZE DOES MATTER. The larger the board the easier, the smaller the tougher to learn on. You move up to a smaller board The flatter board will help with jumping and landing the curve will help with turning. YES bindings make or break a board!!
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