Little ladies to fat guys :)

[bkearney]

My wife loves wakeboard, and she and my son can do pretty well behind our LSV. We have 750 in the lockers, and a bag in the center so I think we have an "ok" wake.

I am looking for advice on a board that can handle the whole family. Weight would be 120-220. All of us are beginners. I assume I want a surf style over a skim style given the upper weight class. Any suggestions on boards to try or avoid?

Thanks in advance!

-- bk

[jmvotto]

cwb ride or smaller 4'8" HL broadcast

[kaneboats]

If you're going up to 220 you better get the big Broadcast.

[E4NASH]

I learned on the smaller Broadcast just fine and I'm between 210 and 220. Out grew it quick though. I might be up for selling it too if you are interested.

[bkearney]

If you are, let me know. I may be interested.

[E4NASH]

If you are, let me know. I may be interested.

Sure I'll sell it. I'll take some pics tonight and send them to ya. Where are you located?

[bkearney]

I am in Raleigh, NC

[E4NASH]

If you are, let me know. I may be interested.

PM sent.....

[tcallis]

I live in downtown Raleigh and ride Harris lake regularly. I have a 5'6" hyperlite broadcast that I've been debating about selling. If you're interested, I'll part with it for $150. It's in really good condition and it was great to learn on.
Tom

It's this one: http://www.wakeboards.com/Hyperlite-Broadcast-5-6-p/hyperlite_broadcast_5.6.htm?gclid=CNHSgv6zzbcCFQho 7AodLiEAAQ&gdftrk=gdfV23113_a_7c936_a_7c3435_a_7c13772010



I am in Raleigh, NC

[bkearney]

Anyone have experience with the Ronix Koal? There are several well priced over at evo?

[KRAK]

I (240#'s) have the 5'-6" Koal, wife (much less #'s) and I both ride it no problem.


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