WakeWorld

WakeWorld (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/index.php)
-   Archive through November 07, 2006 (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=389780)
-   -   Need my first board (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=372604)

mrdenial 09-24-2006 8:23 AM

I'm looking to buy my first board. What should I look to pay for the board and bindings? Hopefully there are some good deals out there. I guess I'm just lost as far as size of board...if there are different styles, and what type of bindings.

aden_g 09-24-2006 8:30 AM

Are you planning on buying at a shop, or on the net? <BR> <BR>You should be able to walk in to any shop and say you need a beginners setup, and they will look at you and your feet size and tell you what you need. <BR> <BR>If you are planning on buying from the net, check out boards from O'Brien like the Oasis, Edge, and the Clutch. Of course, all companies will make some beginner board/binding setups that will get the job done. Expect to pay approx 400 dollars, give or take.

pottsy 09-24-2006 6:44 PM

the cwb sol with the torq hinge bindings is a really nice set up to get you started out

skeezyrida 09-24-2006 9:00 PM

closeout sales are already starting too so you should be able to get a really good deal

mrdenial 10-01-2006 11:41 AM

I'm hoping to purchase off the net. I've heard good things about the vero board. I'm 198 lbs with a 9.5 shoe size.

absoluteboarder 10-01-2006 7:52 PM

for about 250 us you can get pro level gear on ebay.......say liquid force substance 150 and hyperlite parks bindings for 99. Get the best stuff you can....you'll out grow beginner stuff in no time...plus I believe you will be safer in quality gear than entry level gear. Your board can be about 138 and up. <BR> <BR>good luck

srh00z 10-01-2006 8:03 PM

I would look at the CWB Pure or Flame, I think that is a great shape to start out on with plenty of room for progression, in my experience all levels of riders enjoy that shape.


All times are GMT -7. The time now is 2:19 AM.