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Humanoid Wake Gear now at SBR!

Ian — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 20:12:31 +0000

Have you seen the new 2010 line from Humanoid Wakeboards? If not, head over to the SBR Wakeboarding shop @ Seaforth to check it out and take demo ride. Two new boards from Humanoid are out – the Oracle Flex and Oracle Stiffie. These things are ready to ride and feature some innovative new designs and sick tech. Check out the details on these rides over at the Humanoid Site:

http://www.humanoidwake.com/pages/boards.php

and swing by SBR Wakeboarding to pick up and take it out for a session!

http://www.sbrwakeboarding.com

Sine Wakeboards

Daniel — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 16:31:44 +0000

Whenever you get some free time this weekend you should check out wake’s newest board brand at Sinewakeboards.com. This site just became offical and is waiting for new-comers to represent the brand and a new era of riding. They offer two boards right now, the Launch series and the Custom Black series which are both pretty sick. These guys are showcasing brand new technology with multiple options to chose from that gives you the ability to customize your own board to your specific needs.

Company Wakeboards

Daniel — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:21:59 +0000

Company wakeboards, which debuted its brand launch at the Surf Expo in September 2008, recently announced that the new board brand will release in mid-November a limited-edition run of its first 100 boards off the press. Company wake, headed by Justin Stephens, is an up and coming brand with tremendous potential that everyone was extremely excited about at the Surf Expo. Fitting called the Super Limited 138, the new board features a special edition graphic and each of the 100 first-run boards will be numbered and signed by Stephens. The rest of Company’s inaugural line will be released in December. Check out the website to grab one of Company’s historical boards: companywake.com

Company Board

Super Limited 138

Length: 138.4 cm

Width: 43.2 cm

Rocker: 3-stage

Saturday Morning on the Bay

Daniel — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:37:42 +0000

This pass weekend, November 8th, I was able to get out on the bay for the first time since I’ve lived here for some early morning riding. Saturday morning at around 7:00am I meet Jared from the website for the first time and one of his buddies Evan and we headed out for a couple of hours of wakeboarding. It was incredible, just us and the fishing boats, no one was out there. We had glass pretty much the entire morning and by about 7:30 it was already 70 degrees outside and the water was still surprisingly warm. With not a cloud in the sky and absolutely zero wind the conditions were ideal for us and for about two hours we took turns continuously until we were gassed at the end. Got to test out my brand new hypertlite board that I just bought and felt great and the board had some nice pop to it. First time I’ve been out in two months so I had some pretty entertaining spills out there but at least I was catching some pretty decent air. Jared and Evan were shredding nicely and working on their 360′s which produced some major spills as well. First trip out on the bay couldn’t have been any better and definitely look forward to meeting more of you from the site so we can rip it up before the water gets too rigid this winter.

San Diego’s own Epic Boats

Daniel — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:43:56 +0000

Born right in our own backyard of sunny San Diego, Epic Boats was created with one main goal in mind, and that was to build a better wake boat from the ground up. After many trials and tribulations Epic has created the “World’s First Wake Boat.” Everything about this boat caters to the rider and the rider’s desired wake and overall functionality of the boat. There boats are designed through innovation, comfort, and to improve a wakeboarders life on the water. Epic boats build has been designed to produce a very durable boat that can withstand the strain of a huge ballast system and the biggest of double-up rollers. They use a process called resin infusion to produce a very sturdy hull that is extremely consistent throughout the frame. This process takes advantage of all the extra strength materials used and the end product that Epic Boats strive for which is consistency and one hell of a boat!

Features of Epic Boats:

4000lb 3-tank ballast system with shape plate
Drop zone wake enhancing technology
10 speaker transom audio
Dual rudder vector steer system
Resin infused all composite construction
Mercury Mercruiser 8.1H V8
zf63IV Hurth Transmission
Lighting: LED Navigational and Interior
Smart Tow Cruise Control

Specs:

Hull Length: 22’9”
Beam: 98”
Seating: 14 people
Fuel Capacity: 55 gallons

Options:

Bimini Top

Epic Riders:

Jaret Brantley: Age: 26, Folsom, CA, years riding: 10
Jimmy Wolf: Age: 21, Tempe, AZ, years riding: 7
Reed Watson: Age: 20, San Diego, CA, years riding: 5
Shawna Hoffman: Age: 15, Chico, CA, years riding: 6
Raequel Hoffman: Age: 18, Chico, CA, years riding: 5
Jessica Oswald: Age: 23, Hawaii, years riding: 1000 days

For more info check out their website at www.epicboats.com

Wake Surfboards

Evan — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 18:56:01 +0000

Well, I’m looking at getting a wake surfboard pretty soon. I figured I’d post up about some of the different models I’m looking at.

When I surf I usually ride my 7′ egg, and I think I’d like something kind of similar.

I found a lot of cool boards and they’re pretty reasonable priced at www.wakeside.com.

Here’s the boards I like best. Any comments??

Hyperlite Landlock 5′ 11″
The Hyperlite 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 Hyperlite’s softest/thickest rail with a concave top deck for that forgiving, laid-back soul turn.

Ronix Caption 4′ 8″
Ronix Caption Wake Surfboard 4’8″ has a swallow tail design built for frontside airs off the lip, or bug cutbacks off the wake. The Ronix Caption is the perfect Wakesurf board for the intermediate to advanced rider that will need more speed with tons of control and maneuverability for bigger tricks. The Ronix Wakesurf Boards are NEW for 2008.

Hyperlite Broadcast 4′ 9″
The Hyperlite Broadcast boards are crafted with more of a traditional wakeboard rail for a deeper ride in the water. The Hyperlite Broadcast boards are preferred by wakeboarders that want to surf the way they wakeboard. They offer quicker reacting, harder edging with more of a centered weight distribution for a knifing style of bottom turn. Hyperlite’s Broadcast boards are available in two sizes with a fast rocker prepared for the endless summer.