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wakeboards
 Wake boards were born out of the combination of three popular sports: water-skiing, snowboarding, and surfing. In the sport of wakeboarding, participants are towed behind a boat. Instead of water-skis, riders wear a single board (the wakeboard) that is strapped to their feet. Over the past few years, wakeboarding has gained in popularity in part because it is rather easy to pick up, but mostly because it is tremendous fun.
When choosing a wake board, it is important to consider its size, bindings, and additional features that will have a direct impact on what you can do with it. Most importantly, the wakeboard you choose should relate directly to your skill level in the sport. Many customers rush to buy the best piece of equipment they find only to discover that they would have been better off with something else.
A simple difference between boards can be noticed between what are considered "beginner boards" and "advanced boards". A beginner wakeboard typically has edges that are somewhat "squared" in order to provide better balance and stability. Wakeboards designed for more advanced riders usually have more rounded edges, providing greater speed and better maneuverability.
Hydroslide Black Widow Wakeboard The Black Widow from Hydroslide includes Grabber bindings to make this board easy to learn on and fun to ride
MSRP $289.00
Bob's Price $239.00
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Hydroslide Carbon Wakeboard The Ultimate wakeboard and binding combo boasts a high-performance wakeboard with the ideal amount of rocker for softer landings, without sacrificing "POP" off the wake
MSRP $389.00
Bob's Price $349.00
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