That is fantastic. ONE BOARD DOES NOT FIT ALL! Good on you for throwing down and getting her the equipment she needs to succeed. Too many people have crazy money wrapped up in an amazeballs wakeboat and are too cheap to spend a few hundred on a board to enjoy it with.
And yes, that board is super stylie!!!! I like.
If y'all ever come across a used Inland Surfer Black Pearl at a good deal, snatch it up! I have 100 pound girls and 210 pound guys that can ride that board, and it performs great.
I have a 2017 Inland Surfer Black Pearl and agree 100%...it's fast, easy to ride, you can spin it and get air on it no problem.
I prefer it over my Phase Five Matrix that I just bought this winter...that board might be a little too advanced for my skill level.
I completely agree. When we bought the new boat they offered a discount from the pro shop so I bought my wife a phase5 luv, swapped a little bigger fin on it for her to get used to it and she absolutely LOVES her board and surfing!Quote:
Originally Posted by trayson
My wife LOVED the Inland Surfer Green Loogie.
I bought a Phase Five Avenger for my kids and my wife loves it (130lbs). Thin and easy to flip down. Switched to a 2" fin instead of a 1" skim fin and she says its more stable.
Make sure she switches back to the 1in, 2in is like training wheels.Quote:
Originally Posted by trae73
I bought a 5'6" Doomswell Neo and everyone loves it... Except me. It's just too short for a 6'2" frame.
I'll sell it for $300 + shipping
Will buy a 5'8" or longer board to replace.
So my wife absolutely LOVES her new women’s Ronix Koal Technora board .... she was able to pop right up and get pretty comfortable in the pocket with a slack rope, something that she’s struggled to do with our larger board. She was all smiles this weekend, and as we all know: Happy Wife = Happy Life [emoji106]
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