Liquid Force Wakesurfers

Surf, skim and hybrid shapes for all skill levels

Why Liquid Force. Liquid Force was founded in 1995 by Tony Finn and Jimmy Redmon — two of the founders of modern wakeboarding. Their wakesurf range builds on three decades of board-shaping experience, with several long-running designs in the lineup that hold up year on year. The three cuts. Wake surf splits into surf, skim and hybrid — each rides differently and suits different riders. Surf style — drives and carves. Bigger volume, rounded outline, sits deeper in the wave. Best for cruising the line and big laid-back carves. Skim style — spins and slides. Thinner, sharper, looser. Best for tricks (360s, switch riding, shuvits). Hybrid — middle ground. Surf outline plus skim rails. Drives well AND lets you spin. Liquid Force’s hybrid lineup is particularly deep — long-shelf-life designs that have been refined over multiple seasons. Foot strap variants. Some Liquid Force hybrid wakesurfers are available with foot strap inserts for advanced riders who want to throw airs and rotations off the wake. Same shape, different rigging — free-foot for general carving and trick learning, strap-equipped for aggressive aerial riding. Speed. All wake surfers ride best at around 16 km/h boat speed. Boat speed is set for the wave shape, not the rider — once you’ve found the sweet spot for your boat, leave it. Critical safety. Wake surf MUST only be done behind inboard-powered boats. NEVER outboard or stern-drive. The rider drops the rope and moves toward the back of the boat — outboards have an exposed prop. This is a serious injury risk. Sizing. By rider weight (chart on each product page). Lighter riders go smaller for more agility; heavier riders or smaller wakes go bigger for float. Construction and care. Liquid Force wakesurfers use EPS-foam cores with epoxy glass. Rinse with fresh water after every session. Store out of direct sun. Try Before You Buy. Selected Liquid Force wakesurfers are in our demo fleet. Hire fees vary by product.