Help, need to buy a wakeboard

[pq2]

Im starting a ski program so I need to buy a wakeboard that will be easy to learn to ride and also fun for the people that already know hoe to wakeboard. Wich board, wich size should I buy. Its important to say that it will be the only wakeboard (for now) so I need one that fits most of people.

Thanks for your help.

[pram]

I bought an Obrien Diesel with Device Bindings this year and it seems easy to get up on and with the floating tongue in the boots they have fit everyone that has tried it on all the way from my 14 year old cousin to an 9 1/2 - 10 size adult. It has extra removable fins on the bottom that they told me would help with tracking and once we got better we could remove them and use the 4 molded in fins. It is a 137 I think and we have had 200lb guys on it also. Hope this helps

[pq2]

thanks I will see the local dealer, he doesent have Obrien but I will look for something similar.

[Tryin-again]

Originally Posted by pq2

thanks I will see the local dealer, he doesent have Obrien but I will look for something similar.

If you can't find one there - Get it here - I'd be glad to deliver it to you Can you get the Ski School accountant to fly me First Class??

Might be you can get one shipped there pretty easy and I'd bet MYMC could get you what you need... He's been shipping monza's all over - I'd bet he could get you a board....

[Workin' 4 Toys]

http://www.tmcowners.com/teamtalk/showthread.php?t=7338

Originally Posted by Waterski-Marcoisland

I would tell you to go with a 135 Gator Board Caddy. I use that same board with most of my students at my waterski and wakeboard school. It is a very forgiving board, holds well in rough water and when you progress with your riding you can still take this board into your more advanced riding levels doing inverts, raleys or which ever. This board is the way to go.. www.gatorboards.com Dustin