behind a jetski

(boyet) · (boyet) **Join Date: Apr 2007** 04-12-2007, 3:44 PM

how is it being towed behind a jetski? does it make a decent wake? tell me something

(jkuzma) · (jkuzma) **Join Date: Mar 2007** 04-12-2007, 4:02 PM

For a wakeskate maybe.

(closedtoe) · (closedtoe) **Join Date: Jan 2007** 04-12-2007, 4:15 PM

Do you mean a jetski or a waverunner.

(boyet) · (boyet) **Join Date: Apr 2007** 04-12-2007, 4:24 PM

a jetski. all i want to know is if it makes a decent wake so i know if itll hlp me progress

(carcrz) · (carcrz) **Join Date: Mar 2006** 04-12-2007, 4:35 PM

It makes a little wake, but it is really only good for surface tricks & practice stuff.

(boyet) · (boyet) **Join Date: Apr 2007** 04-12-2007, 4:37 PM

so u say its good for beginners right?

(otiswunguy) · (otiswunguy) **Join Date: Apr 2002** 04-12-2007, 4:40 PM

no. I have one and they are not good for beginners. It will work if you have nothing else.

(boyet) · (boyet) **Join Date: Apr 2007** 04-12-2007, 4:49 PM

well thanks mke uve been hlpful

(carcrz) · (carcrz) **Join Date: Mar 2006** 04-12-2007, 4:51 PM

I learned behind one. It all depends on how good the driver is. They have to make sure they ease into the throttle & that they know where the rider & their rope is.

(boyet) · (boyet) **Join Date: Apr 2007** 04-12-2007, 4:54 PM

but wont it be different since jetskis dont have cruise control while other boats do?

(carcrz) · (carcrz) **Join Date: Mar 2006** 04-12-2007, 4:57 PM

If you're used to driving a pwc, it's easy to hold a speed. If not, just practice first before pulling.

(helix_rider) · (helix_rider) **Join Date: Mar 2003** 04-12-2007, 6:37 PM

I used a Seadoo for my first 4 years of wakeboarding. No big airs, but you can learn the basics down solid. Ride switch all the time, practice ollies and then ollies to blind and then ollie 360s. If you are skilled in those facets, the wake-to-wake adjustment is relatively easy.