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The cool thing about wakeboarding is you can ride behind anything that will pull you out of the water, and it will have some sort of wake. This gives us a variety of wake sizes and shapes. Narrow boats are easy to weight down for big wake, but those wakes are steep. The wider the hull, the softer they get, so, it's best to find a happy medium.

Wakeboarding Magazine has classified our boat as: "Dream Machine"

Ideal wakeboard boats are V-Drive, open bow and heavy. They are usually 21 feet or longer and have the ultimate wake characteristics. The same rules apply to a narrow hull, if flat in the back the wake will be steep; a wide hull which has some V, it will be a mellow transition.

About the wake

As the wake gets more mellow, you create the pop more by using your edge. Smaller mellow wakes force riders into having a very faster, edgy style, since there isn't much energy in a small wake to boot you up real high. Creating the pop is like doing tricks on the cable. You create the pop, the wake does not. Bigger mellow wakes allow a rider to create a lot of speed and edge all the way through the wake, taking moves high and way out into the flats. Mellow wakes are geared towards edgy flips and inverts due to high line tension.

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