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surf2 09-16-2008 7:58 PM

i just got into wakesurfing the last month looking for a board just curious why would i get a wakesurf board from a wakeboarding company should i get one from a surf shaper i have been surfing most of my life my instinct tell me to do that any words of wisdom

wakebrdjay 09-16-2008 8:24 PM

Check out wakeoutlaws.com they have a large selection of boards from wakesurf specific companies.Also lots of good info. on getting into the sport.

koryk 09-17-2008 6:29 AM

Depends on the style you plan on adopting... skim or surf. If you have the ability, I would definitely go for a custom builder. Without a doubt, I would do everything you can to demo boards from friends as much as possible to determine exactly what you are looking for. Based on your post, I would assume you lean towards a surf-style board. I'd recommend you look into Smed, Walker Project, and Shred Stixx as solid surf-style boards.

surf2 09-17-2008 7:05 AM

thanks for the help i saw some photos of stretch boards on the forum any word on how they ride i have one of his surfboards and like it. was thinking of seeing about a wake surfboard from him

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 12:38 PM

yeah stretchwakesurfboards are insne you can get them at wakesurfshop.com or stretchsurfboards.com<img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627565.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627566.jpg" alt="Upload">

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 12:42 PM

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jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 12:44 PM

they work more like a surfboard and there made perfect for behind the boat <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627583.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627584.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627585.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627586.jpg" alt="Upload">

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 12:44 PM

they work more like a surfboard and there made perfect for behind the boat <BR> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/cgi-bin/Discus4/board-post.cgi?action=posting_upload_form&what=show&img= 627579" alt="DSC_4010[1].JPG"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/cgi-bin/Discus4/board-post.cgi?action=posting_upload_form&what=show&img= 627580" alt="DSC_4136[1].JPG">

iamnathanhudson 09-18-2008 1:04 PM

words of wisdom.......how about using periods, commas, etc. when typing a post.

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 1:26 PM

oh, sometimes when your in rush to pick up your daughter,I dont check everyting I write,I think everyone gets the point.Mr nate O ,Im not writing a book. <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627608.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627609.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/627610.jpg" alt="Upload">

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 1:28 PM

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jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 1:30 PM

thats how the stretch board works second time riding it in this photo,shot by j.l. at mobgroup.tv

sector7s 09-18-2008 1:47 PM

Looks like a cool board. <BR> <BR>How many of those airs you are landing? For example if you are landing the last shot -- major props.

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 1:54 PM

are nt all the photos landed,like surfermag,I know I land them

wakebrdjay 09-18-2008 1:58 PM

Check out strechboards.com video of Josh Mulcoy

duffymahoney 09-18-2008 3:29 PM

Wow, how much weight are you riding with, your sun deck is underwater in some of those pics! <BR> <BR>Duffy

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 4:34 PM

yeah alot of weight, ive got a big insurance plan,so if something happens it might be cvered.But I highly doubt they will cover it if anything happensd.with that much weight in the boat ,but it makes one hell of a wave

hatepain 09-18-2008 5:27 PM

I second the walker project <a href="http://www.thewalkerproject.com" target="_blank">www.thewalkerproject.com</a> you can call Mike and discuss with him your style, build and skill level and he will build you a board to those specs.

motogod77 09-18-2008 5:38 PM

How are those "surf" style boards for surface 3's &amp; 10's or shuvs

dennish 09-18-2008 6:22 PM

Surface 3's are common on surf style boards. 10's are not common on any board and are possible on skim style boards Shuvs are common on skim style boards but are possible on surf style boards. 7's are possible on both boards.

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 6:40 PM

seven what do you mean ,because idont know anyone on a surf style board that can do a 700 not even kelly slater can do 700 on a surfboard.one thing is for sure you can get more air on a surf style board than a skim style board

dennish 09-18-2008 7:23 PM

James Harold <BR>Kelly doesn't surf very often behind a boat. He also doesn't ride a board 4 and a half feet long. 7's are possible and I have seen many on surfboards with fins over 4".

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 7:52 PM

those are more skim style, thats not surfing,Im talking about the same fins you use on a real surfboard, skim boards and surfboards are different,but everyone I know that rides a wakesurfboard,knows you cant do a 7 you could do it if you ride twin fin,just because it looks like a surfboard does nt mean its the same style

09-18-2008 8:07 PM

James does it on a twinny, and that twinzer/C-5 arrangement. His rail fins are Scimitars - 4.51 depth - "real" surfboard fins <IMG SRC="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/happy.gif" ALT=":-)" BORDER=0>. Honestly, a surface 3 done right, is effortless and is done basically in place, the second 3 in the 7 is more drifty heading towards the back of the pocket. I'd guess that it's pretty hard on a thruster and/or quad.

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 8:21 PM

do you have video becuase i still dont understand, are you talking about straight 700 or two 360s yeah a regular 3 is easy,yeah when I ride my boards I use the same fins as my surfboard,does james use those fins and board in the ocean.with a twin you can do it

09-18-2008 8:28 PM

There is a segment on the TWP promo video that shows him...I'm not sure how far in it is though 'bro. He's spinning 720, all in one motion, but the second rotation is really "pushed" and he usually has to pump at the end to keep it in the pocket <BR> <BR>James doesn't ride that board in the ocean, it's only 4'5". I've heard that Chase paddles in on his 4'8", but man that's some serious skill. Like you say - James is basically riding a twinny.

jdjjamesz 09-18-2008 8:35 PM

yeah i ride my 5 o placebo in the ocean i took it out in some crazy reef waves ,it worked good at the typhoon lagoon.im going to try my 5 4 stretch in the ocean.thanks i will check that video nice shot and video of james on wakesurfing mag


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