Thanks for the amazing videos. After nearly a decade of wake break with only intermittent riding (and 35kg heavier;) I am handing down my beloved 2006 LF Team 134 to my 13yo son. So now I am looking for a new board… or rather two, one to destroy on obstacles, another one for big air/ inverts (raleys, backrolls, etc) popping from flatwater, as I ride almost exclusively in parks. I love big air, probably 70pct of my pref. I am nearly 100kg (220lbs) and I can do massive ollies and 540 spins and good axel control 10/10. Big air inverts are more of a hit-and-miss, I still struggle to find the sweet spot when “loading” the cable on a flat surface😂 just the right amount, and to nail the landing of a big air invert. My knees and eardrums attest to that😊 No possibilities to try anything in my area, so I would need some pointers and advice please. Here is my thinking so far, can you please advise: 1, Two boards, as modern park boards will flex like crazy with minimum channeling at the bottom, which is the opposite of what I need for big air where I need to be able to bury the edge. 2, Park board: since LF Super Trip is not in production anymore (and probably too stiff too heavy for the purpose), I am thinking that HL Pleasure (I like the channel in middle & snowboard feel) or maybe LF Butterstick Pro (I like the stiffer middle and torsion sys) will tick all my boxes based on reviews. What do you think, would any if these fit my style, and can you recommend a more suitable alternative? 3, Big air: LF Remedy seems to be optimised for that, but I am very conscious of the 3-stage rocker as I need big air off flatwater so I am leaning continuous rocker. Backrolls would also be more consistent with a continuous rocker I guess? Something is off for me in the HF Riot range, for me it is more of a kitesurfing/spinning board (my natural strength, so no help needed there) and I am worried about the (lack of) channelling of the Murray board. The new LF Trip is probably too heavy, and I prefer removable fins anyhow. So I am leaning Ronix RXT purely based on hearsay. What do you think, does this make any sense, and can you recommend a similar alternative with good channeling to bury the edge and good pop off a flatwater (not just for ollie, more for perpendicular all board like raley)? 4, Binding: need to try more, I like what I see/hear of the LF Peak bindings, but I need sthng without the walkout boots as I need to swim a lot in my local park! In the meantime, Hyperlite Remix maybe…?

Hello, I’m 173cm, 70kgs. Would a 148 be suitable for me? Also would like to know if the board is slippery on the water as it doesn’t have channels. I would prefer something with more traction and responsiveness. Thanks

How will it be for air tricks, looking for a allround board?

@S2AS

Жыл бұрын

Get the 144cm at 73kgs as this is a size up wakeboard so designed with the best lightweight core for going bigger. Air tricks will be fine it has good pop. This is a all round cable wakeboard. I hope this helps. s2as.com/products/liquid-force-butterstick-pro-wakeboard-2023?_pos=2&_psq=butterstick&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Would this board be suitable for beginners?

@S2AS

11 ай бұрын

I would push you towards the standard Butterstick as your first board if I'm honest. this one here: s2as.com/products/liquid-force-butterstick-wakeboard-2023

You told us some learned selling slogans. But you don‘t know what you are talking about. You show some intakes from Felix but you can‘t tell something about the true board character and how it feels. I think you aren‘t a cable wakeboarder.

@S2AS

8 ай бұрын

Haha, yeah ok mate. If you watch the video I made it very clear the Butterstick pro has NOT changed for 2024 so watch my video for the 2023 model for all the tech.