Review Wakeboards

Coex Hyperlite Wakesurfers

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Our smallest performer has a stomp pad and a concave for more board control. Whether a rider is coming out of a bottom turn or snapping off the wake for a frontside air, the Coex is built for performance. The Coex features a rolled edge that starts softer and thicker at the tip. This gives the rider more of a surfy feel. Toward the tail the edge the rolls to a sharper traditional wake rail for added response. Even with its small stature the Coex can still be surfed by bigger riders because it sits higher in the water than most other decks. Brian Grubb, Erik Ruck, and Scott Byerly designed a short board with wakeskate maneuverability. (more…)

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Landlock Hyperlite Wakesurfers

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The Landlock is geared for riders taking a slash for the first time, bigger riders, or just the toes on the nose mellower transitioned, tail heavy session. This fresh water creation features our softest/thickest rail with a concave top deck for that forgiving, laid-back soul turn. (more…)

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Broadcast Hyperlite Wakesurfers

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The Broadcast boards are crafted with more of a traditional wakeboard rail for a deeper ride in the water. Preferred by riders that want to surf the way they wakeboard. Quicker reacting, harder edging with more of a centered weight distribution for a knifing style of bottom turn. Available in 2 sizes with a fast rocker prepared for the endless summer. (more…)

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