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Zunger
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PostPosted: Jul 11, 2006 11:12 am    Post subject: PWC & New Board Purchase Questions Reply with quote

Recently a few friends and I have been taking PWC's out to a lake. We started wakeboarding behind it, but we have been using a piece of crap walmart board. So we're ready to buy a new board (not planning on spending too much untill we get a boat). Right now we're looking at spending around 250, maybe a little more, a little less, etc. Anyways, we think we have decided on one of two boards. Just a little FYI, the PWC we are riding behind is a seadoo 3 person GTX. The wake isn't near that of a boat, but is a bit larger then a regular PWC... Not much more, but it is there. We've also cut the rope to a better distance where we're hitting it is at the peak. Anyways, right now we are looking at the HO! 2005 Dischord 139($207) or the CWB 2006 Nexus 139($240ish). The HO says it is designed for people with smaller wakes to get more air, but im wondering if that is a marketing gimmick.

The weights of the 3 people going are est 155, 165 and 180.

Anyways, like always info and comments are highly appreciated. As a note, i do not want to buy a wakeskate. Thanks!

Also: Can anyone tell me why HO stopped making wakeboards?

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PostPosted: Jul 12, 2006 8:24 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Don't know much about HO, but I rode behind a Waverunner most of last season and demo'd a bunch of different boards, the one I liked best behind the Waverunner was the LF Fish.


My first board was a CWB, I liked it, now I have a D-up Delta and a HL Parks. I like both, but I've been riding behind a boat now, so it's a new ballgame.
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PostPosted: Jul 12, 2006 8:53 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

sorry about the semi threadjack... but how was the LF Fish behind the waverunner?

i have a seadoo gtx wake... learned to wakeboard behind it but have more fun boarding behind my friend's boat... it helped with the fundamentals though...

i just started wakeskating since i have no plans to get a boat as of yet... but my wife boards behind the seadoo and has expressed interest in th LF Fish...

sorry to ramble...........

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PostPosted: Jul 12, 2006 9:53 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I highly recommend CWB boards, but I haven't owned anything else. If you are deciding between the 2 you mentioned, I'd definitely rather buy from a company that is still making boards.
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PostPosted: Jul 12, 2006 10:44 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

WakeFrog1970 wrote:
sorry about the semi threadjack... but how was the LF Fish behind the waverunner?

i have a seadoo gtx wake... learned to wakeboard behind it but have more fun boarding behind my friend's boat... it helped with the fundamentals though...

i just started wakeskating since i have no plans to get a boat as of yet... but my wife boards behind the seadoo and has expressed interest in th LF Fish...

sorry to ramble...........


It's fun. It's loose enough to do surface tricks and even gets a little pop off the wake behind the wave runner. It's my favorite behind the waverunner.
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