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thegoodwife 09-12-2004 11:16 AM

My husband and I are relatively new to wakeboarding. His birthday is coming up soon and I would like to get him something that's related to his new "love" (yes, I have now taken second place!). We have a X-star (older model) and my husband just bought a new wakeboard and bindings. Does anyone have any suggestions? ANYTHING would be great!!! Thank you

leshella 09-12-2004 12:45 PM

what about a new rope or handle? or maybe a wakeworld sweatshirt? or vest.

foobysmacker 09-12-2004 4:02 PM

if he doesn't already have a "newer" spectra rope, i would get him one of those. I love riding with the newer ropes though i still have some of the older wakeboard ropes (low-stretch poly-e) and to me, I can't justify paying $100 for a new rope when I have several good ropes still-- though I would love getting a new one as a gift!

foobysmacker 09-12-2004 4:05 PM

the vest is a good one too, as les pointed out-- if he doesn't have a thin vest like a jetpilot or similar those make great gifts. <BR> <BR>Vids are always cool, too. I would get a vest or a rope dependng on what he already has and throw in a few vids as well-- one instructional like higher education (again, if he doesn't have one already) and one freeride (like Relentless). <BR> <BR>hope that helps

walt 09-12-2004 4:52 PM

How about a dry suit for the winter ?

wakeriderixi 09-12-2004 4:53 PM

Jet Pilot molded vest, Accurate Premeir handle with Jacket mainline, and the new Liquid Force video '[R E L E N T L E S S].

blackhash 09-12-2004 6:45 PM

relentless sucks...

soak_up_the_sun 09-12-2004 7:08 PM

How about a gift card to your local board shop? Most probably offer them...ours does, but obviously we are a little out of your area! That way, you show him that you support him in his new "love", but allow him to pick out what he really wants.

dakid 09-12-2004 7:11 PM

hardline dhs handle and hardline shoelace rope <BR>o'neill uscga vest <BR>higher education dvd (instructional)

malibuboarder75 09-12-2004 7:12 PM

ballast sacs, wake surf board, wakeskate, spectra rope, eva handle, cd player if the boat doesnt have one...

rodmcinnis 09-13-2004 10:53 AM

"Soap Buddy" (suction cup holder for the binding lube, sticks on the transom. Cheap, but nice gift. <BR> <BR>A gallon of binding lube. <BR> <BR>Neoprene ski vest. <BR> <BR>I second the good ("spectra", straightline, etc.) line idea. Handles are a bit tougher, too much personal perference involved. <BR> <BR>Fat Sac (unless the boat has plenty of built in ballast. <BR> <BR>A really fast pump for the fat sac. <BR> <BR>

jbjboc 09-13-2004 11:30 AM

Check out the MasterCraft gift items on thier website. Any guy with an X-Star will love flying his colors with a pimppin sweatshirt

canaday 09-13-2004 1:37 PM

Boat blender

toolfan 09-13-2004 1:47 PM

a dummy if you cant find a 3rd.

flackpack 09-13-2004 3:46 PM

Wakeboard lessons from a pro. There should be some available on the Delta, or absolutely on Lake Shasta.

three6ty 09-13-2004 3:51 PM

Wakesurf Board.

wakeboarddad01 09-13-2004 5:37 PM

If you want something unique that most of his friends don't have then go to <a href="http://www.skiboatspecialties.com" target="_blank">www.skiboatspecialties.com</a> and check out the Board'n custom hitch cover and also the other custom products they design for ski/wakeboard boats..... A GREAT GIFT.... You won't be sorry.....


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