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drewsnautique94 06-15-2007 7:32 PM

i have been riding for 2 years now and get decent air..i can land ts and hs w2w 180s, grabs, and get decent air ..i currently ride a motive 144 finless, and my board is starting to crack and delaminate, so its time for a new one!..i want to stay with a hyperlite board. what do you guys suggest?..looking at the 3ds - imperial - or the premier..thanks

ethan31 06-15-2007 8:50 PM

roam

brodie_chaboya 06-15-2007 8:53 PM

The State is the best board.

damned04 06-15-2007 9:03 PM

Premier is a good board with a lotta pop <BR>3DS is a fast wake to wake board <BR>Also try considering a ronix board, demo and see what you like

gdwakeman 06-15-2007 10:02 PM

just bought the watson with shane bindings sick board and bindings. i like it a lot better than my 06 premier

jwr 06-15-2007 10:02 PM

have you ever tried riding another company's board to see how they ride?

blind 06-15-2007 10:16 PM

the 3ds is a fast into the flats board.

lionel 06-15-2007 10:19 PM

Wait until next year for Hyperlite, I'm hearing good things for 08.....

drewsnautique94 06-16-2007 4:56 AM

i have tried a few of my buddys lf boards and dont like them as much as my motive..also my buddy has the new hl legacy and cant stand it either..very heavy and hard for me to turn..i live in northeast ohio so i have no place to demo a board around here..what exactly to you mean the 3ds is "fast w2w board into the flats"...seems like you can make any board fast once you put it on its edge?...

drewsnautique94 06-16-2007 4:59 AM

i have tried a few of my buddys lf boards and dont like them as much as my motive..also my buddy has the new hl legacy and cant stand it either..very heavy and hard for me to turn..i live in northeast ohio so i have no place to demo a board around here..what exactly to you mean the 3ds is "fast w2w board into the flats"...seems like you can make any board fast once you put it on its edge?...

hawkeye7708 06-16-2007 5:31 AM

I used to ride the Motive 140 about 4 years ago. Coming from that board with a smaller continuous rocker, there arnt too many board that'll keep up with the speed into the wake, and i remember it being REALLY light. If you realy liked how it rode, but wanna step up to something different, like somebody said before, The State might be a good one, Premier (what I'm now riding since my 05 Parks broke) would't be a bad choice, its pretty grippy with predictable pop. The 3DS would still give you that continuous carve with more pop. Or you may even want to look into the Era. Waiting for 2008 boards may not be a bad idea either. I've also been hearing good stuff about whats on the way.

blind 06-16-2007 6:20 AM

ryan, you can make any board go in to the flats, the 3ds is a continuous rocker and goes into the flats easly. A three stage rocker is more of a w2w board cuz of it's more strait up pop.

innov8 06-16-2007 7:07 AM

Check out the 07 Hyperlite Drive a three stage built for speed and big pop.

shon_g 06-16-2007 8:56 AM

Try the CWB line the boards have much better pop of the wake and are loads of fun to ride.

westsidarider 06-16-2007 9:41 AM

if you were ridin the old motive finless then your best bet is a roam, its super fast(nothing compares even close to it) and the rocker line is similar. the only thing is youll have to change the way you hit the wake by doing an ollie instead of just standing tall, or wait for the 08 stuff to come out. the byerly line will be having a board that changes the way people ride a wakeboard. same kind of concept as a roam but different. cant really talk to much bout it right now though. as i find out more ill let you know

sealyon.net 06-16-2007 10:04 AM

If you really like the motive try the Murray.I like the 3DS though. <BR>Look what Rusty M can do on it.

duckshot 06-16-2007 1:39 PM

I have the 07 drive and love it. Its alot like the 3ds. But if i were you i would wait until 08. JD Webb is supposed to get his pro model. It is supposed to be a combo of the drive (or 3ds, they are pretty much the same) and the premier. It should be awesome.

innov8 06-16-2007 1:50 PM

The Drive is a subtle three stage rocker and the 3ds is a continuous rocker, so how are they pretty much the same?

wakeworm 06-16-2007 2:04 PM

well I have been riding the imperial board and I like it a lot it is a forgiving board that gives you a lot of pop and is very stable into the wake. it is not as fast as the 3DS but it is better w2w. I like it a lot but I just tore my ACL and am out for the year. if you have any more Qs about this board or any other boards just ask Because I work at a board shop and have riden a lot of them.

sealyon.net 06-16-2007 2:29 PM

The drive and the 3ds are a lot alike as far as shape fin angle,and placement. but yes one is continuous and one is a 3 stage.

westsidarider 06-16-2007 3:10 PM

so what if rusty can do whatever tricks on the 3ds. the pros can do all the same tricks on pretty much every board out there.

lrutherford 06-16-2007 6:14 PM

I was thinking about new one also. Thought about a Murray or 3ds. Any comments

wakeworm 06-16-2007 6:24 PM

if you ride the murray board it is a lot slower to the wake but has really good pop and it is more w2w because of the huge rocker it has in the board. the 3ds is a lot faster to the wake and is easier to go out into the flats but has a nice big splin down the center and that will make your landings very nice and soft. When I got to go on both of them I think the 3ds was more playful on the water. good luck on you choice

wakerider111 06-17-2007 12:30 AM

the murray board is getting a complete overhaul for '08

kevin_garduno 06-17-2007 3:12 AM

One word: Slingshot

jpk 06-18-2007 12:08 AM

The Premier is an easy recommendation. But I also think the '06/'07 Murray is a really underrated board. Remove the fins and it is a nice loose, big-air board with super soft take offs and landings. I think most of the knocks against it came from folks riding it with the center fin, which is really there just in case any beginners buy the board. (Take them out and never look at them again if you are already doing wakejumps.) The design is pretty unique and some folks are worried about the heavy weight, but it's so easy to ride once you get the feel. More predictable and easier to take off and land than a 3 stage.


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