I help younger kids learn to wakeboard that live on the lake I do. I first ride with them in between my legs, that is cool because you can "feel their stoke" and you remember why you wakeboard. Then you are down in the water with them helping them get up and you see how happy they are just riding 5 ft. and catching a front edge, they are stoked to get up.

Maybe it is the girls. I don’t think I wakeboard for girls, but it is certainly a plus. I think I like to show off in front of girls because I mean come on, "if it wasn’t for the uncontrollable need to impress girls we would all be setting at home waiting to die".

I think the real answer is that we just love it. It might sound fruity but wakeboarding is in the heart, right? live to ride ride to live right?

Ya it is that I just love it.

Ty Morlang

43:2 Productions

The closed toe is really cool, it helps you have a more controled edge. In open toe bindings I always get blisters from where the binding stops on my toe, with the close toe that doesn’t happen. Besides the fact that these bindings make you look like a straight up G, they have a ton of support. However they are not the most comfy boot i’ve ever riden either but i haven’t cooked them yet.

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I know I do. It is fun to be with people who pump you up with their energy. It is awesome when people will do any thing for you just to let you ride.

I can’t drive yet so their are a ton of people who help me out, my Dad, Don Clark and Jon Dunn are just a few people that love to ride and spread the feeling. It is tight to be with people like this, not people that wine about the water is too cold or that it is to choppy. If you are gonna complain then stay home and watch re runs of CSI.

Sorry for this short blast of me talking. I just got inspired to write this, so I wrote it. Cool guys, and I don’t mean to offend anyone.

Ty Morlang

43:2 Productions

I happened to win these bindings in a Keith Lidberg give-away from O’neill. The bindings had been ridin by Keith so they had 1 string with out the clip, but oh well. It is super cool that company’s like this give-away free gear.

All in all I like these bindings, but they are not my favorite’s. They are very light weight because of their one piece desighn. If you are in the market for new bindings check these bad dog’s out.

Here is what Gator has to say about these bindings.

"Our universal level binding; designed for beginners all the way up to advanced pro riders. This binding introduces our new True One Piece Plate. No hardware anywhere means this is one of the lightest bindings on the market. It also means you might find yourself a bit higher in the air when you blast off the wake with these bindings. The Fleetwood also uses a one piece heel insert and overlay construction. The combination of these two pieces makes for a lighter more flexible binding. The half floating tongue also makes this binding more flexible on the inside for those tweaked out airs, but has more support on the outside where you need it most. So poke that grab just a little more and don’t worry, you will have plenty of support for big lofty landings! Thicker softer Boomerang shaped heel kidneys support your Achilles tendon and wrap around the round joint of your ankle keeping your heel down where it needs to be. The soft EVA foot bed, for bigger landings, and is cupped in design to be responsive. Committed to comfort the Fleetwood’s have the plush features you need in a strong stylish binding."

Ty Morlang

43:2 Productions

Rail Jam’s are becoming a big part of our sport. I mean all you need to have a rail jam is some hay bales, a tarp and a slider right? wrong. I was part of a fairly large rail jam last year and it was a lot of work making it happen. Riding in it was super fun though. Have you wondered where you get the water for the pools from? We got ours from a large water truck. And of course something has to go wrong or you wouldn’t have a story right. The pool’s break easier than you think… oh well, I got a little off track their. any way rail jam’s can happen any where and every where.

Winching is a huge part of our sport as well. You need a old motor and some skills and you have a winch. Winching can happen any where, in puddles or rivers. People are starting to do tow ins with winches. riding the winch is right for any one, of course you have to have a buddy to run the winch.

Cable parks are another good place to ride, especially if all your buddy’s are not down to ride. the only person you need to ride cable is your self, maybe that is why cable’s are becoming popular. Of course I believe we have only 5 in the U.S. as in Germany they have 60. Cable=Good times

And of course old faithful, the good old fashion Boat. The boat is probably the best place overall to ride. You can hit the wake and even rails if you are on the right lake. The boat is the pioneer of wakeboarding, or I guess that Tony Finn guy could have had something to do with it, who know’s.

Any kind of wakeboarding is good wakeboarding.

Ty Morlang

43:2 Productions

Murray rides doubles with you and teaches you good riding fundamentals in doing so. When I went for my set riding doubles with Shaun, he did a raley over me. Him over me was really cool, it shows you how high the pro’s get.

Travis Moye is a awesome boat driver, you wonder how their can be that big of a difference between a pro and amateur driver, there is a huge gap.  Travis’s double ups are crazy huge.

The boarding school is a good place for you and your friends or family to go ride. It is a really awesome experience.

Ty Morlang
43:2 Productions

The wake is just the right shape. Not to rampy, not to flat. Today we had to ride with no ballast(your not supposed to for the first 10 hours) and needless to say I landed the biggest backroll into the flats I have done. After you figure out how to pop off the wake you get booted pretty good.

The interior is awesome. It has iPod plug ins and even a little monitor in the dash. When you start the boat a video of Rusty starts playing on the monitor. The bow is huge big enough for atleast 3 people stretched out.  There is a water proof remote that the rider straps to his life jacket and the rider gets to control the music.

Thanks to Don and Annette Clark for providing the boat.

Ty Morlang
43:2 Productions

Riding rails might be a different story. I think boards like the Roam, Covenant, Flex, Recoil, and Response will be taking over the rails. Flex boards are just so fun to ride at places like the cable park and rail jams I see a lot more people getting flex for rails. I also think FreeRide teams like Sling Shot will stay flex.

Who really knows tomorrow we might be riding behind solar powered boats with 2 by fours strapped to our feet, Oh well I’m sure we will always have something better than we do now, just ride what you have until the fins fall off.

Ty Morlang
43:2 Productions

Here is what Park’s said in his interview with Ronix  “After watching the sport change as well as my own riding, I want a board with as much explosive pop as I’ve ever had as well as a fluid turn and edge, mixed with a reasonable amount of forgiveness. My board is quite a bit wider with more rocker than our other high-end 3-stage shape (Danny’s One Board) – so that there is the recipe for the most pop. The Ibex has a ton of side cut allowing its wide profile to turn well and give me extra lift off the wake. The board has a softer bevel/sharp rail in the center blending to a harder bevel/vertical rail near the tip and tail for more natural speed. We didn’t jump into knocking out a board; this deck went through more testing stages than any of my other signature decks. Everyone says it, but I definitely mean it – this is the best board out there for my explosive style of riding. Oh yeah, and the graphics will get ya’ some action too.” -Mr. Parks Bonifay

Ty Morlang
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