Wakesurfers

Wakesurfer

We stock a large range of wake surfers from a variety of high-quality brands including Ronix, Liquid Force, Connelly and Hyperlite. Do you need a new high performance Wakesurfer for a great price? Take a look at our huge selection of products from leading brands. All of these brands produce wakesurfers in all different colours, styles, sizes and prices to suit anyone's taste and budget. If you have any questions about the wakesurfers that we have in stock please don't hesitate to contact us on 01202 738448. 

Decision 

Choosing the right wakesurfer is a pivotal decision that can significantly enhance your on-water experience. Here's a guide to help you navigate the process and select the perfect board for your riding style and preferences.

1. Rider Skill Level:

   • Consider your skill level when choosing a wakesurfer. Beginners often benefit from larger, more stable boards that provide ease of control and balance. Intermediate and advanced riders may prefer smaller, more maneuverable boards for tricks and agile rides.

2. Board Type - Skim or Surf Style:

   • Understand the difference between skim-style and surf-style wakesurfers. Skim-style boards typically have a flatter, more skate-like design, offering a playful and responsive feel. Surf-style boards resemble traditional surfboards, delivering a smoother, surf-like ride. Choose the style that aligns with your preferred on-water experience.

3. Size and Weight Considerations:

   • Wakesurfers come in various sizes, and selecting the right one depends on your weight. Larger boards are generally more stable, making them suitable for heavier riders, while smaller boards offer increased maneuverability and responsiveness, ideal for lighter riders.

4. Hull and Rocker Design:

   • Pay attention to the hull design and rocker profile of the wakesurfer. A flat hull or low rocker provides a faster, more predictable ride, while a deeper hull or more pronounced rocker can enhance maneuverability and responsiveness. Choose a design that suits your riding style and the type of waves you'll be riding.

5. Tail Shape:

   • The tail shape can influence the board's performance. A wider tail provides stability and is ideal for beginners, while a narrower tail allows for more aggressive turns and maneuvers, catering to advanced riders. Tail options include squash, pintail, and swallowtail, each impacting the board's behavior on the water.

6. Brand Reputation:

   • Consider reputable wakesurfing brands like Ronix, Hyperlite, and Obrien. Established brands often invest in research and development, delivering high-quality boards with advanced features. Reviews and recommendations can also provide insights into the performance and durability of specific models.

7. Budget:

   • Set a budget based on your preferences and the features you desire. Wakesurfers come in a range of price points, and understanding your budget can help narrow down your options while ensuring you get the best value for your investment.

FAQ's 

How do I choose the right size for a wakesurfer?

The size of a wakesurfer is typically determined by factors such as rider weight, skill level, and personal preference. Manufacturers often provide sizing charts based on these criteria to help you select the ideal board for your needs.

What's the difference between skim-style and surf-style wakesurfers?

Skim-style wake surfers are characterized by their flat, skimboard-like design, offering a more playful and maneuverable feel. Surf-style wakesurfers, on the other hand, resemble traditional surfboards and provide a smoother, surf-like ride. Understanding these distinctions can help you choose a board that aligns with your preferred riding style.

Can wake surfers be used with any type of boat?

Wakesurfers are designed to be used with inboard boats, specifically those equipped with a wakesurfing hull or ballast system. These features create the necessary wave for wake surfing. Attempting to wakesurf behind an outboard or sterndrive boat without the appropriate modifications is not recommended for safety reasons.

How should I maintain and care for my wakesurfer to ensure longevity?

To extend the life of your wakesurfer, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water after each use to remove salt or debris. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Check for any dings or damage regularly and repair them promptly using appropriate materials. Following manufacturer guidelines for maintenance will help ensure your wakesurfer stays in optimal condition.