Old wakeboards vs newer wakeboards?

I found a 2000 liquid force Trip 33 for $90. I was thinking of buying this board, but I wanted to know if there was a big difference between an old board like this and a 2011 one. Is this a good first board for a beginner with experience?

The old board will probably work for being that you are beginner. Hard to say how long you will be able to use it before you outgrow it. I just started wakeboarding a few years ago so not entirely sure how good a board from 2000 would be.

Anybody familiar with Slingshot wakeboards? NEED HELP?

I am buying a 2011 Slingshot board (not the bindings) and was trying to figure out which one I will get the most pop off the wake behind a boat with? I was hearing how amazing slingshot was behind a boat which is a surprise because they are flex boards, but I was looking at the Recoil and the new Hooke, and a little at the Response. I think I am going to get the Hooke but can how sturdy do y’all think the new atomic wood core is? Because I was using the 2010 Liquid Force PS3 (non grind base) on cable, and the bottom is pretty much ripped to shreds, hah, input would be greatly appreciated, I will give out best answer thanks! SIC’EM

If you’re looking for the most pop go with the Hooke, it will have the most extreme 3-stage rocker of the models you mentioned. I haven’t personally ridden any of ‘11 line up but I have heard some really positive comments from friends on the durability. Any board without a grind base, or brand equivalent, will get torn to shreds in cable parks and no company will warranty a board when impact damage is apparent.

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I just bought a liquid force wake board, do i have to?

buy a boot of the same brand or can i buy any. do all boots fit all wakeboards?

Wish I knew sweetie . . . good luck. ?

liquid force wakeboard?

is a liquid force a good wakeboard brand.
http://www.proboardshop.com/wklf36pr8zz-liquidforce-wakeboards.html that’s the one i want. please help.

I honestly prefer Hyperlite boards. They are so awesome. I saw the price on the one you wanted was $200 and it doesn’t look like it would be that responsive and the fins on the outside help a lot! I would look into this one. http://www.thehyperlitestore.com/shopexd.asp?id=13365 I honestly don’t know about the website but its awesome. It is the one i have and i love it. Id check into the website though. Hope i helped. And just don’t go cheap! It is worth the extra money.

Long Base Center Fin, 1.7, ea.

Enjoy extra hold and tracking with Liquid Force performance. Designed for Trip Series, Evolution Series, Search, Diva, and Nemesis wakeboards. Fins are now red.

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Long Base Center Fin, 1.5\”\”, ea.

Enjoy extra hold and tracking with Liquid Force performance. Designed for Trip Series, Evolution Series, Search, Diva, and Nemesis wakeboards. Comes in assorted colors.

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Liquid Force Angel Wakeboard

Alloy boots feature a full front lace setup and form-fitted lycra covered heel and toe pieces for easy entry and maximum comfort. Angel 130: 51.5\”\” x 16.4\”\”. For 70-140 lb. riders. Angel 134: 52.8\”\” x 16.7\”\”. For 100-180 lb. riders. Women\’s Alloy Boot sizes: XS/S (5-7), S/M (7-9), M/L (9-11).To view a video click below Quicktime Video Required.

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Liquid Force Lyman Wakeboard, Blank

No rider on the planet goes bigger and is more demanding on a board\’s performance level than Keith Lyman. Keith\’s lightweight rocket ship of a board is all about speed, pop, and unmatched strength. With an all new double-to-quad concave hull that results in soft landings and superior edge hold. The tail features a Quad-Concave V placed between a set of fins sitting on top of each concave. The outside fin set consists of long warped molded in fins, and the inside set closest to the tip are removable shallow cupped fins. With the outside fins only, the board can still track very well while it remains loose and releases early off the wake. With the full quad setup in place, the board provides more hold, increased speed, and generates incredible thrust off the wake. The Lyman also offers an aggressive 3-stage rocker for a fast, supercharged ride with huge lift off the wake. Lyman 135: 53.3\”\”L x 16.8\”\”W (for 100-170 lb. riders), Lyman 139: 54.7\”\”L x 17.1\”\”W (For 140-210 lb. riders), Lyman 143: 56.4\”\”L x 17.3\”\”W (For 165-260+ lb. riders).

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Liquid Force Groove Wakeboard

The Groove is designed to give you top performance in all types of water conditions. Features a progressive continuous rocker for smooth pop and soft landings. Molded-in quad+one fin system provides speed, control, and stability in glassy or choppy conditions. Variable edge rails make the Groove forgiving where necessary, but edgy when needed. The Alpha Boot blends ease of entry and use with upper level performance. Groove 134: 52.8\”\” x 16.9\”\”. For 90-170 lb. riders. Groove 138: 54.4\”\” x 17.1\”\”. For 130-210 lb. riders. Groove 142: 56\”\” x 17.4\”\” For 160-250+ lb. riders. Alpha Boot sizes:#8200;S(5-8), M(8-10), L(10-12), XL(12-15).

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Liquid Force Axis Wakeboard

Kevin Henshaws pro model board offers a fast ride with a fun, loose feel. Features aggressive 3-stage rocker for straight-up pop, quad channel, quad-molded fin tip and tail for controlled water flow, and lots of speed and hold when on edge. The double-inside-single concave center softens landings while maintaining board speed. The Vantage Boot with quick Velcro adjustment allows complete customization of fit and tightness. Features a heat-moldable inner liner for pillow soft comfort and a rider specific fit. Axis 135: 53.3\”\” x 16.6\”\” For 90-170 lb. riders. Axis 139:#8200;54.8\”\” x 16.9\”\”. For 130-210 lb. riders. Axis 143: 56.3\”\” x 17.3\”\”. For 160-250 lb. riders. Vantage Boot sizes: 2XS (5-7), XS (7-8), S (8-9), M (9-10), L (10-11), XL (11-12), 2XL (12-13).

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