Wakesurf boards?

[bslide]

I'm looking at getting a new wakesurf board and just wondering what kinda board people liked?

[sandm]

what ya riding now?

started on a broadcast 5'4. good beginner.
bought an inland surfer 4-skim that is slick as heck.. real easy to spin on it. still have it.
now riding a drew daniello pro and like it as well, but it's a little slower than the 4-skim.

[bbyquist]

I love my phase 5 oogle. Doesn't seem to work real well for my heavier friends (who are 225-260lbs).

[bslide]

right now we are riding the o'brien wakesurfer. its just a big foam board that we got real cheap and something just to start out on.

[THSEADOO]

Take a look at the Ronix boards large selection from begin to expert and prices are not too bad. We have the Koal.

[you da man]

I have a Ronix Cortez 5'4" and a Shred Stixx Thresher 4'11"

[jeffrogge]

It really depends on your size and what you want the board to do. We have the inland surfer blue lake and it is a really good board. Everyone can use it.

[kaneboats]

Second the blue lake. Tremendously fun board.

[jmvotto]

right now we are riding the o'brien wakesurfer. its just a big foam board that we got real cheap and something just to start out on.

We have the Obrien Jimmy Jam foam surf board for the kids. Also grabbed a HL broadcast as a beginner low cost option around 299. the Blue lake is definitely fun, break out the Wallet though.

[cab13367]

We have a React Drive 4'-6" for our advanced board (reactsurf.com, small local co. that makes hand shaped, hand painted boards), a CWB Ride 5'-3" as our large learner board, and a Hyperlite Broadcast 4'-9" as the small learner board. I highly recommend the React boards.