Hyperlite

I've been around water nearly my whole life. I learned to ski when i was around the age of 9 in the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. Since then I have Learned to slolem ski, kneeboard, shoe ski, barefoot ski, and wakeboard. As a result of learning how to do all of these thing, I have also learned how to fall very hard, you would be surprised how hitting the water feels at 35+ miles per hour-Ouch! After purchasing a wakeboard when i was 17 me and my friends began riding as aften as we could, which after getting a job was sometimes only once a week during the summer. As you can imagine the ever-changing weather of Iowa is not exactly ideal for wakeboarding all year round.

I ride a Free Motion board with Hyperlite binding, it has worked well for me so far, however my next purchase will be a Hyperlite board which as the name suggests are a lighter board than the one that I currently ride. I didn't think there would be much of a difference, but after riding my friends Hyperlite, I could definetly tell distinguish a difference, especially in getting more air and the landings.

I don't personally own a boat with the wages Sam's Club are paying me, but I have quite a few friends who love to wakeboard as much as I do, also my family has own a number of Jetskis since 1991 and they pulled the a wakeboarder just fine. I am hoping to purchase a Mastercraft ski boat someday, after college that is.