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Today, we're diving into the exciting world of intermediate wakeboarding. If you've mastered the basics and are hungry for more action on the water, you're in the right place. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the best intermediate wakeboards currently dominating the market.
Let's kick things off with Hyperlite, a brand known for pushing the boundaries of wakeboard design. The Cadence and Cryptic, introduced a few seasons ago, have become standout choices for intermediate riders. These boards offer the perfect blend of features, boasting a big continuous rocker for explosive pop off the wake. The massive rocker line not only delivers incredible airtime but also makes them versatile for freestyle high-speed rides. Available in various sizes, including ladies' (134cm, 138cm), men's (134cm, 138cm, 142cm, 146cm), and junior options (128cm), the Hyperlite Cadence and Cryptic promise an effortless and exhilarating experience.
Moving on to KD, these boards are synonymous with fantastic value for money. The Flare and Maverick, designed with an intermediate rider in mind, feature a hybrid blended rocker line. This design provides the best of both worlds – impressive pop off the wake and smooth landings. The inclusion of a center fin makes them an ideal choice for riders transitioning from beginner to intermediate levels. With stylish graphics and additional carbon fiber for responsiveness, the KD Flare and Maverick are top-notch all-around performers. The Flare comes in a 132cm and 137cm, whereas the Maverick is offered in a 137cm, 141cm and a Junior 132cm
Liquid Force enters the scene with the RDX and ME wakeboards. Utilizing a three-stage rocker line, these boards prioritize explosive pop off the wake. While they may be a bit slower compared to some counterparts, the quad concave design ensures soft landings and excellent edge hold. The inclusion of a center fin makes them suitable for riders making the jump to intermediate boards straight away. With various sizes available, the Liquid Force RDX and Me cater to a wide range of preferences. The ME is available in a 134cm and 138cm. The RDX comes in sizes 134cm, 138cm, 142cm, and 146cm.
Connelly brings in the Reverb and Wildchild wakeboards, offering a unique and visually appealing choice for intermediate riders. The boards feature massive spines for soft landings, a mellow three-stage rocker line for balanced performance, and a center fin for enhanced tracking. If you're looking for something different, the Connelly Reverb and Wildchild stand out in terms of quality and design. Availabe in sizes 131cm, 136cm, 141cm (Reverb only)
Last but certainly not least, Ronix steals the show with the Quarter Til' Midnight and District wakeboards. Renowned for their durability and performance, these boards boast a true hybrid rocker. This design includes a flat spot through the center for a three-stage rocker line and continuous rocker on the outer sides. The result is a versatile board that delivers consistent pop and smooth landings. With various sizes available, including a junior option (129cm), the Ronix Quarter Til' Midnight (129cm, 134cm, 138cm) and District (134cm, 138cm, 144cm, 150cm) cater to riders of all ages and skill levels.
In conclusion, whether you're eyeing Hyperlite's explosive pop, KD's value-packed options, Liquid Force's impressive edge hold, Connelly's unique designs, or Ronix's hybrid rocker versatility, the world of intermediate wakeboarding has never been more thrilling. Visit our store, check out our website, or get in touch with us to explore demo options and find the perfect wakeboard to elevate your summer adventures. Don't miss out – get yourself on a new wakeboard this summer and make a splash on the water!
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