Review Wakeboards

The O’Brien Jimmy Jam recreational wake surf trainer is made of sturdy body board foam construction and designed for beginners in mind. The foam helps prevent dings to the boat hull, bruising riders and pasengers while cool enough to be ridden by the best! Great Fun for those who want to venture into wake surfing!

• Aquatic hook.
• Ribbed foot area.
• Soft Foam top.
• Large Surf fin.

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The best priced product you can find behind the boat for recreational use! The Fun Board is pulled directly by the boat. Kids to adults can have a blast in the water behind a boat lying down, kneeling and standing up without getting tired arms and hands! Learn balance, sense of being behind a boat, successes of kneeling and standing on the water all on the versatile fun board!

• Rope handle
• Soft Foam top
• Large Surf fin

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Looking to get into the sport of wake surfing but aren’t ready to break the bank buying new equipment? Our new Wakesurfer is for you. We’ve taken one of the best shapes in the surf industry and refined it for use behind the boat. The top deck is a durable foam polymer that is both soft and grippy. Featuring a flatter rocker pattern and classic profile, our Wake surfer has plenty of speed for anyone to catch the wave behind the boat.

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Blending the line between surfing and skating, O’Brien’s Alias TT surfer is a true symmetrical twin tip board. Designed to be ridden centered on the board, the deck is fully dished out to give the board the feel and control of a concave skate. A squash tip & tail give the board push and let you pump from way back on the wake. Ride switch, slide the lip, and spin 3s like never before. Quad side fins give just the right edge bite for most riders, but advanced riders can choose to run a single center fin or no fins at all. Shape by Russ Wilde and Chris Johnson.

Weight range:
4’6” recommended weight – up to 185 lbs.
5’0 recommended weight 150 – 240 lbs.

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It all started with surfing, and now you don’t need to live next to a world class point break to feel the rush of the surf. Just the right amount of rocker through the nose and a single surf fin make the Alias nice and fast. The foam pad is comfortable and sticky for wave slashing or any other moves you can dream up. Construction is highly durable compression molded with a beefy polyester base.

Weight range:
5’- Under 250 lbs.
4’ 6”- Under 180lbs.

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