Blogs

New gloves should be hard to get on. Here's how to measure your hand, what a correct fit feels like on the handle, and why precurved gloves feel too tight at first.

Board, rope and boat setup, where your feet go, and the heels-down knees-to-chest start that gets you up on a wakesurf board first time.

A life vest should be snug when dry — neoprene stretches 5–10% in the water. Here's the check that tells you it fits, and why kids need their own.

Fin configurations explained — thruster, single and quad — plus the four systems that hold fins in, and which fins are left-and-right specific.

Level 50, 50S and 100+ explained, how a vest should fit when it's dry, and the panel and flotation choices that change how it feels.

Wakesurf boards explained: how to size one by rider weight, boat wave size and ability; the difference between surf, skim and hybrid shapes; and what each construction from soft top to c...

We took the season's wakefoils out on the Brisbane River and ranked them from easiest to ride to the sharp end — the Liquid Force Launch, Armstrong S1, Ronix Balance, Liquid Force Carbon...

Social water ski ropes and handles explained: what the long V actually does, why a short V pulls truer, how handle width and grip material change the ride, and what one, five and eight s...

Tournament water ski ropes and handles explained by event: slalom handle width and diameter, bent handles for forearm pump, the trick handle toe hold and braid, jump handles, and the dif...

Wake foils explained: what the board, mast, fuselage, front wing and rear wing each do, how length and size change the ride, how aspect ratio and rider weight pick your wing, and why foi...

Getting up on a kneeboard, with a tow hook and without — where your hands go, why you stay forward, and the pull the driver needs to give you.

Setup, the driver's job, and the body position that gets you up on a wake foil first time — plus the one thing not to do while you're getting in the water.

Assembling a wake foil from the bag up — greasing the bolts, mast to fuselage, both wings, and setting mast position on the board for a beginner.

Fitting the tow hook and threading the kneeboard strap, step by step — plus why we take the strap off for kids, and the handle you need for the hook.

Boat or cable, beginner to advanced, rocker lines, base, tip and tail shapes and fins — what each one changes about how the board rides.

Waterski gloves explained: how to size them, why a precurved glove should be very hard to get on when new and dry, the tensioned-handle test to do before you buy, full finger vs three-qu...

2025 Radar Vapor It’s Vapor Day folks, that’s right, August has come again, and we’re stoked to announce some fresh graphics and all new tech on the best ski Radar have ever built. With ...

Discover the New Range of Follow Brand Life Vests, Ropes & Handles The Best Life Vest for Wakeboarding When it comes to wakeboarding, ensuring your safety and enhancing your performa...

Three Armstrong S1 front wings — the 1850, 1550 and 1250 — tested back to back behind the boat on the S1 alloy mast and fuselage. Which size suits your weight and how you want to ride, w...

Follow Brand: Embracing a New Lifestyle Range with Innovation and Sustainability Follow is transforming the way people experience life, emphasizing fabric, fit, and function. The...