I know wakes are important to riding and doing tricks. The ? i have it wut kind of wake do i need. Like how do i know when i have a good wake going for catchin th best amount of air?

If you post what kind of boat you have and what you use to weigh it down, someone can probably tell you if the wake is decent enough to do whatever tricks. Honestly, you can do some tricks behind any wake - just go out and ride. <BR> <BR>

ok, thanks

well i have a crestliner boat and it has a tower on it. its not really a boat made for wakeboarding but i does put out a decent size wake but i dk wut i should weight it down with?

how about lead, water ballast, or people? Remember, don't exceed the weight limits on your warning labels. You should be able to do 3's, maybe 5's and some inverts with your wake no problem.

ok, but like wut would saome of those inverts like i wanted to try some this season bc i live in minnesota and the season is coming fast. so if you could sudjest some inverts that would be cool

I use Launch pads in my Bayliner. I get a pretty killer wake believe that or not. But is is pretty steep. I prefer water ballast systems because you can drain it before you dock or at the dock. I've never tried it, but I would think you <u>could</u> surpass your weight rating on your trailer if the boat's loaded down with too much lead. Also, unloading the lead to avoid that seems troublesome.

how much those running for like could i find some cheap ones somewhere i mean i will buy them but some cheap ones wouldn't be that bad u know

Check on e-bay make sure to look at shipping cost