Surfdads old boards

[wannabewakeboarder]

Seems every body wants one becuase they were used by a Pro

But if you are going to unload a few let us know please, there are queit a few that are interested in your boards...I am.

[Surfdad]

This is the first one. It is a new style Bullet with the softer step and deeper concave. It has '06 Xtrak combo pads. I believe they are Diablo's. The checkerboard pattern is 1/8" eva with a smooth finish. It allows foot movement, but not slippage.

This board is 4'4.5" long. Best suited for a rider in the 150-160 pound range and probably not more than 5'10" in height. Best wake would be medium to large with speed around 11 to 12.5. It's an exceptionally fast board down-the-line and rail-to-rail.

This board is suitable for airs, James airs it out, but he's very talented. This board's shape and fin placement make it a 360 board. If you're struggling with 3's - this board will help you land them.

NOW, it has several pressure dents and one pretty heavy cut that happened 3 weeks ago. There has been no water in it, but I haven't repaired it yet. It is not on a critical part of the rail, but it needs to be covered with some glass and finished before riding.

All sponsor stickers are applied to the hot coat and so can be removed.

[Surfdad]

The second one doesn't need any repair, but it's still packed in the hardcase!!!! Sheesh I am being a bum. I'll probably have those pictures posted by tomorrow morning.

[wakeboarder247]

First off, thanks for the pics of the Bullet.

What is the second one?

[Surfdad]

Also a Bullet, 247. I order 2 boards for James at the beginning of each season, exact same boards but typically with different graphics. In this way if we bust one up, on the road at a contest I have a backup for James.

[Surfdad]

I unpacked the second board - I'm no longer a bum. This board is identical to the board above and is the board that James rode into the semi's of the Men's Open at the World's last year.

While at that contest someone stepped on the board and put a dent in the bottom. It's been repaired, but you can see the two horizontal lines where the crack through the hot coat occured.

This board is ready to ride, save for fins. I'd recommend SB1's in 3.5 or 4.0" depth. I do believe they run around 25-30 bucks.

This board is in good condition, it has some pressure dents, but lots of life left.

I'd like to get $150 for this board and $125 for the first board, $150 if I do the repair. Buyer to pickup or pay shipping.

[wakeboarder247]

Thanks for the add'l pics/info Jeff!

PM sent!

[wannabewakeboarder]

I am interested in the frist board, can you find out what if would coat to get it shipped to 63139 and could i buy some fins from you?