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07-18-2008 3:35 PM

Hello every one, being new to the wake surf scene i have a few questions about boards. All of the people I will be wake surfing with weigh between 185-210 and are fairly good athletes. Would the phase 5 prop be the right mix of a easy boyant surf style boards and a a board with a litte more play in it? <BR> <BR>Thanks in advance. link for what i was looking at. <BR>If you have recomendations, feel free to add <IMG SRC="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/happy.gif" ALT=":-)" BORDER=0>. Im not looking to spend a fortune on a board thought because i still need to but a couple of fatsacs and a pump. <BR><a href="http://phase5boards.com/productPropBoard.cfm" target="_blank">http://phase5boards.com/productPropBoard.cfm</a>

norris_laker 07-18-2008 5:11 PM

Colin, <BR>Phase 5 boards are skim style boards, not surf style boards. Skim style boards are very loose because of their design and they usually only have 1 small fin. If you are interested in doing shuvs and spins, a skim style board is the way to go. In my opinion, surf style boards are easier to learn to surf on. They usually have 2 to 3 large fins that make them more stable to ride. Surf style boards are great for getting big air. There are also hybrid boards that are a combination of the two. If you review the threads under the wakesurfing forum, you'll find a lot of info on selecting the correct board.


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