New to wakeboarding.

[bultaco]

Hi all,

New to wakeboarding, first time was last weekend, had a lot of fun. Waterski'ed before that which seemed to help with the getting up part. Looking to buy my own wakeboard now. Have one for sale locally on CL, its a CWB board but owner only used twice, bought couple years ago, doesn't know model. Pictured is attached (maybe identify it?) was wondering if it would be a good board for beginner and to progress on to harder stuff. Would I need to measure board for size?

I seem to catch on fast so was looking for board that wouldn't hold me back soon after learning more. If the board on CL wouldn't be a good choice for fast learning beginner, my budget for one would be about 350$. Any suggestions.

Board would be for boat only. I'm 5'11 155lbs.

Appreciate the help and commments.
Thanks,
Chris

Heres link to posting http://grandisland.craigslist.org/spo/3041603592.html

[wakechick13]

Do you have a local ski or wakeboarding shop that is around you?? If you do they can probably help you out a bunch on deciding which board is right for you and then you can go from there. That is what I had to do because I had no idea where to start. That started my love of ski shops too