Hybrid Wakesurfers
SKU: 2020 Ronix Koal Surface: Thumbtail+ Wakesurfer 4'4"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Ronix
The Ronix Koal Surface Thumbtail+ is the perfect hybrid style wakesurfer around, because who doesn't want a board that can do it all. Ronix's key Drive+ Technology makes the thumbtail absurdly easy to control and find the sweet spot thanks to its thicker...
SKU: 2020 Ronix Flyweight: Bat Tail Thruster Wakesurfer 4'10"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Ronix
The Ronix Flyweight Bat Tail Thruster, is derived from the classic fast charging, hard carving thruster design, and adapted using all the most modern doohickies and doodads, making it an all round weapon for the ages. With a thinner flyweight construction the...
SKU: 2020 Liquid Force Space Pod Wakesurfer 4'4"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Liquid Force
The Liquid Force Space Pod is the most advanced board in the Liquid Force wakesurf quiver, designed to provide a high end board capable of almost anything. With a unique shape that has a large overall volume, the Space Pod...
SKU: 2020 Hyperlite Shim Wakesurfer 5'3"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (2 items)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Hyperlite
The Hyperlite Shim has become the ideal surfer for any quiver, simply because of its superior versatility. With a dual construction of an EPS core making the Shim a light, fast and buoyant surfer, combined with a dura shell outer construction...
SKU: 2020 Hyperlite Ocka Wakesurfer 4'11"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Hyperlite
The Hyperlite Ocka is the ultimate wakesurf with that little hint of Aus. Designed with an almost complete wake influence drive and speed, though finished with that super smooth surf and feel. Made from Super Brands surfboards, the Ocka is...
SKU: 2020 Hyperlite Hi-Fi Wakesurfer 4'5"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Hyperlite
The Hyperlite Hi-Fi is the signature skim model of the Hyperlite range and the pro model of Noah Flegel. Designed in traditional Hyperlite fashion the Hi-Fi is built tough, with a durashell and carbon composite construction the Hi-Fi has added...
SKU: 2020 Byerly Speedster Wakesurfer 5'2"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Byerly
The Byerly Speedster is designed as the workhorse of the range, shaped to handle anything you can throw at it with its resilient construction, but with the weight and capabilities of a higher end surfer. Shaped in a thruster style...
SKU: 2020 Byerly Buzz Wakesurfer 4'8"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (4 items)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Byerly
The Byerly Buzz is the centrepiece of the Byerly range, the ultimate hybrid surf machine. Shaped with love and care, the Buzz is easy to handle for any beginner with its mellow surf rail, while its twin design will allow any...
SKU: 2019 Ronix Naked Tech: Potbelly Rocket Wakesurfer 4'8"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (2 items)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Ronix
The Ronix Naked Tech Potbelly Rocket is an all new concept for the wake surf industry that was right under their nose. Why not create a wakesurfer stooped in surfboard design lore. The Potbelly Rocket does this, with its thicket...
SKU: 2019 Ronix Hex Shell 2: The Conductor Wakesurfer 4'7"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Ronix
The Ronix Hex Shell Conductor is the ultimate surf weapon from Ronix, boasting one of its fastest yet most stable designs to make its way out of Seattle, Washington. The wider body that transitions into a tapered design gives the...
SKU: 2019 Liquid Force Dart Wakesurfer 5'3"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Liquid Force
The Liquid Force Dart is one of their fastest shapes to date, utilising the ultimate tapered thruster design to make precise movement with zero effort. Thanks to its reduced tail rocker and increased rocker in the nose allows the Dart...
SKU: 2019 Hyperlite Shim Wakesurfer 5'3"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Hyperlite
The Hyperlite Shim over the past few seasons have become one their most renowned shapes. With a dual construction of an EPS core, so the surfer remains light, fast and buoyant, combined with a dura shell outer construction, so you...
SKU: 2018 Byerly Misfit Wakesurfer 4'6"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Wakesurfer
VENDOR: Byerly
The Byerly Misfit is the bombass thruster shape out of the dynamic duo of Scott Byerly and Scott Bouchard, that's how they described it at least. The reason for the explosiveness? The full carbon durashell+ construction means it is not...
The other facet of the ski you can change is the fin, this can cause a drastic change in the way the ski handles. if you are moving the fin longitudinally we recommend that you shift it the same amount you plan on moving your boot to work in with the ski. Moving the fin forward will make the ski feel smaller on the water but allow it to turn quicker. Conversely, shifting the fin backwards will place more ski in the water, creating a more stable feel. Keep in mind when moving the fin not to shift it too far, work in 1/10 of an inch increments. It is also good to notice the depth of the fins from front to back. Changing the depth can lead to huge changes in the ski, raising the front of the fin will cause a ski to stick and take some pivot out of a turn, while raising the back of the fin will drive the ski forward and drive turns more. All in all the most simple way to explain this is that adjustments will control the pressure on the nose of the ski and at the end of your turn. Overall depth becomes dependent on your skiing ability, if you're just starting out and have an adjustable fin, the shallower the better as it will allow the ski to turn with ease. The deeper and harder you're getting into your turns, the deeper you will want the fin to increase hold and stop the tail 'blowing out'. If you find the ski is getting hard to turn, maybe adjust the fin back up a tad.
The final aspect of a ski that can be changed is the wing on the fin. This acts as brake to reduce the speed into the turn, so if you're just starting out you might want to think about making life easier on yourself and taking it out. If you are going to keep it in, factory settings tend to sit mostly around 7 to 10 degrees of angle, this will stop the ski pulling up at weird angles. If your adjusting the fin as a whole, then you will want to adjust the wing to balance and work with these settings. A forward fin movement will leave you wanting more angle on your wing, where a fin that is shifted backwards will require a wing that has less angle.
