Fort Meyers Cable Park?

Anybody been that can compare it to McCormick's or OWC? Things like their rail setup? Types of handles? Cable height and direction?

counter clockwise and im pretty sure the cable is higher

Thanks blake! Any idea on what type of rails they have?

not as much as owc or mccormicks but i have not been in a while, they have a couple kickers, incline and a little a-frame... not sure if there is more, ill ask my friend who shreds down there

just went there on saturday, they have a very long a frame thats like 4, maybe 5 ft. tall and like 50 ft. long and like 2 ft. wide. also a 1 ft. wide maybe 6 ft. tall a frame and maybe 65 ft. long and then 2 kickers

oh handles are wooden like mccormicks no grip like owc and revolutions goes counter clockwise, mccormicks is the only one to go clockwise. and revolutions is super mellow, not a large crowd like owc and the water is really flat like mccormicks

Thanks guys! Our crew was planning on heading to Orlando this weekend but have been invited to Fort Meyers so we were looking at just hanging out and heading to Revolution for a few days. Sounds like its what we are looking for.

(Message edited by wakejjboard12 on October 18, 2009)

It's a nice cable but if you fall on the opposite side you have to swim to shore then walk past the cable then swim back across. That was really annoying. That was a year ago so I don't know if they've done anything about it. What made it bad was if you fell on the inside you couldn't swim straight across. Made zero sense.

oh yeah well depending on where you fall depends on the distance of your walk but luckily the only slider at the far end of the cable is really mellow