My 60-70lb kids have trouble with the regular size boards because they do not weigh enough to push the toe edge down when starting.
Anyone know where I can get a small board, I cant find one.
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My 60-70lb kids have trouble with the regular size boards because they do not weigh enough to push the toe edge down when starting.
Anyone know where I can get a small board, I cant find one.
Wow that walker proj grom board looks SUPER awesome
How about some good trainer ski's? After watching the Parks Documentary, my son has his work cut out for him.
I had great luck with the skis that are joined at the tip and have the handle tied to the tip as well. When I was about 10. :)
That's what I want, but he's only 16 months right now.... Gotta start'em early.
Dang might have to bolt the car seat on a wakeboard for that tiny ;)
Jony keep him in the pool year round, I'm runn'in swimming lessons for my 2 yr old and it's doing wonders for his comfort level in the water.... Bare min. he's tubing this summer!Quote:
Originally Posted by jonyb
I agree 100%, if your kids are going to grow up boating teaching them to swim is a must. Especially for safety but also for the overall enjoyment and confidence while on the boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by mapleleaf
My kids have been in lessons since infants, now at 8 & 10 they swim on a competitive team and I cant keep them out of the lake and on the boat.
Last Spring mine was 6 months old and in the water at the lake. We stayed at the beach mostly, but he was pretty comfortable with the lake and riding in the boat. We've got a pool, but don't use it much.
Here is a nice review and good deal on a Walker grom board
http://wake9.com/products/grom-model...akesurf-board/