dfw (dallas ft.worth) wakeboard shops??????

(wakeboardwade) · (wakeboardwade) **Join Date: Apr 2004** 07-13-2004, 4:19 PM

does anyone know of any wakeboard shops in the dfw area. the only one i know of is cd's and their prices are hardcore huge! any idea of any more?

handyman 07-13-2004, 4:21 PM

The slalom shop has a good selection.

(craiger) · (craiger) **Join Date: May 2002** 07-13-2004, 4:28 PM

What is CD's? Never heard of that one. Agree with Handyman, the Slalom Shop has good selection and good people.

(bill) · (bill) **Join Date: Feb 2001** 07-13-2004, 4:30 PM

go to http://www.dallaswakeboarding.com/messageboard and ask there..as a matter of fact also visit http://www.dallaswakeboarding.com and i think theres a link to all the local shops on there..

(bill) · (bill) **Join Date: Feb 2001** 07-13-2004, 4:32 PM

Cd ski and board shop is in the Hulen mall area..

if your in FW go to Texas Mastercraft off 820 and randol mill rd area see them at www.texasmastercraft.com call them and ask for doug D he will hook you up..

theres a tournament there on the 24/25th of this month at their private lake..

(weygone) · (weygone) **Join Date: Jun 2004** 07-13-2004, 5:26 PM

i think there might be a new shop in granbury with wakeboards

(stanfield) · (stanfield) **Join Date: Mar 2004** 07-13-2004, 7:42 PM

I'll second Texas Mastercraft and ask for Doug.

SFH

davidhoffman 07-13-2004, 8:47 PM

The Warming Hut is alright. Nice selection.

(d_o_double_g) · (d_o_double_g) **Join Date: Sep 2003** 07-14-2004, 8:09 AM

Texas Mastercraft - Doug. (817) 589 7547.
Waterski America.
Slalom Shop.
Warming Hut.

bigd 07-14-2004, 8:09 AM

Galyans has some. So does Sun & Ski if you like MSRP. Bass pro has some low end stuff for cheap.

(wakeboardwade)

ya granbury does have a new shop but its all like cwbs

wakechick 07-14-2004, 11:02 AM

Just remember when you buy from a shop like Galyans or Bass Pro, chances are the people who are selling it have no clue what wakeboarding is, or how to set up a board properly for that matter. Every time I go into the Galyan's here in Atlanta I see several board/binding set-ups where the bindings are put on the board with the toes pointing really far in toward each other (pigeon toed), or even set up backwards.

Of course bindings are easy to adjust, but I'd rather spend a little more money and support a local shop who knows what they are doing than to get a cheaper price from somebody who doesn't have a clue.

(d_o_double_g) · (d_o_double_g) **Join Date: Sep 2003** 07-14-2004, 11:04 AM

Frankly, you'd be stupid to buy from any place but one of the local pro shops. Doug at TXMC gives outstanding deals that blow the big guys out of the water.
PM me if you want more info.

(wakeboardwade) · (wakeboardwade) **Join Date: Apr 2004** 07-15-2004, 9:24 AM

im not a beginner and dont need a board just asking if yall knew of any good places for little things like fins and stuff like that

(d_o_double_g) · (d_o_double_g) **Join Date: Sep 2003** 07-15-2004, 9:38 AM

Wade, if you dont have a board, why do you need fins?

Check out any of the places already mentioned, they will have more gear than you could ever need. If you do live in the DFW area, check out the Dallas Boat show this weekend.

http://www.dallasboatshow.net/

part_timer 07-15-2004, 9:50 AM

He said he doesn't NEED a board, not that he doesn't have a board. Any of these places buy/sell/trade used equipment? I have some Blindside bindings that are a bit too small (light use) and would like to get trade in value for them if possible.

(Message edited by part_timer on July 15, 2004)