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Freude am Fahren.
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There is in my opinion one other part to the equation of wake surfing. Im 220lbs and surf behind my 20i with no problem , however I use a 6.8 long board , my sons 145lbs and uses a 5.8 , if you wake isnt as big you want, or your a big person you need more surface area. I know you can do more tricks with the smaller board , it just depends at what skill level of rider.
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I use a CWB Ride, and I'm 5'9", 220-lbs. The board is about 5'4"-5'6" and I dont have any problem when my 22v is weighed down properly. I also ride with the center fin only. I wouldnt want to go any longer on the board because my transom gets scratched up as it is. Besides, the shorter board is more flickable.Freude am Fahren.
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Tigé Jedi
- Feb 2004
- 5557
- St. George, Utah
- 2021 Ri237, 2019 25 LSV, 2016+2015 G23, Malibu 247, X45, 2005 24V, 2002 21V
TO fix the RZ2 surf wake problem, they would just need to make the platform slightly more narrow, raise it up a couple of inches, and cut off the corner. They could do some combination of those three things and make it work. I wouldn't have a problem with any or all of those changes on my new RZ, as long as it improves the surf wake.
I think that the only problem with having the platform higher up the transom is that it might be harder to climb onto it when the boat is unweighted. That might be a problem for smaller kids or those who are physically challenged.Be excellent to one another.
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Originally posted by talltigeguy View PostTO fix the RZ2 surf wake problem, they would just need to make the platform slightly more narrow, raise it up a couple of inches, and cut off the corner. They could do some combination of those three things and make it work. I wouldn't have a problem with any or all of those changes on my new RZ, as long as it improves the surf wake.
I think that the only problem with having the platform higher up the transom is that it might be harder to climb onto it when the boat is unweighted. That might be a problem for smaller kids or those who are physically challenged.http://wake9.com/
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