Best Wakeboards

This wakeboard design is preferred by beginners and intermediate riders.

Great for beginner success. Layered glass top. Two molded-in fins with continuous rocker. Clean, crisp graphics/v-bottom tunnel. Feather core technology with lightest bottoms. ABS fin block and retention steps. Measures 55.1" x 16.5". 2.5" rocker. Lace-up continuous boots are included. Appropriate for riders 155 lbs. and up.

Advanced riders will want a board that allows more loose control.

Humanoid Wakeboards

2015 Huxtable Wakeboard

A great value for a high-quality wakeboard.

Strategic machined arcs and channels help board maintain strength and integrity. Laminated Paulownia Woodland I-cores. Sandwich construction for durability. High-impact resistant rubber urethane protects board's perimeter. Sintered bases offer grease-like viscosity on rails. Choice of colors. Comes with boots.

Parks Camber Air Core 2 Wakeboard

If you don't select a size, board will ship without boots.

Best Bang for the Buck

Ronix

This patent-pending design gives better weight distribution and better lift at lower speeds.

Camber wakeboard design allows your body weight to be spread across the board instead of at the back. Patent pending arc lets you stand on the board in an ergonomically correct position. Thinner board profile. Endorsed by Parks Bonifay and Shota Tezuka.

More stable, but not as fast as other board designs.

Engineered to be lighter in weight, this wakeboard gives you more control and superior vertical pop.

Easy to ride. Format board with full-length wood stringers reduces overall volume and weight. Decreased weight is easy to control. Subtle double concave through midsection softens impact on lands and provides superior vertical pop. Base of deck finished with four spine fins and signature delta base.

Standard Wakeboard by Josh Twelker

Not as much kick as other boards.

CWB

Fast, skate-style feel for advanced and expert wakeboarders.

Fast shape that pops well. Designed for advanced and expert riders. Continuous rocker on fins for consistency. Wide throughout for pop. Slight V-Tech in tip and tail create soft landings, consistency, and strong pop off the wake. Subtle lifted rail adds forgiveness. Subtle channels for just enough grip.