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26
Apr
Media Spotlight
PHASE 5 X 3DFINS
By Phase Five Phase Five has partnered with the 3DFINS team over the last few years to offer 3DFINS in its lineup. Phase Five interviewed Creator/Founder Courtney Potter and P5 Sales Representative Chris Bank to garner more information about the technology behind the fins. Interview with 3D Fins founder- Courtney Potter 1. When and where did your fin addiction start? I've been messing with Fins since I was a kid. I started trying to shape surfboards but I didn't have anywhere to do it and my mum wasn't real happy when I shaped and glassed one in my bedroom (Spilt resin on my new carpet...
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15
Jan
Media Spotlight
Wake Surfing Gear Checklist
Preparing for a day of wake surfing doesn’t have to be an ordeal. It can be easy to miss something important when all you can think about is jumping in the water and having some fun. You want to have your boat prepped and packed ready for a day of sun and fun. To save your time and headaches, we have compiled a list of things you need to make sure your wake surfing experience is safe and enjoyable. BOARD Joseph Greve | Unsplash.com When wake surfing, make sure you’re riding a board that fits your style. The most...
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30
Dec
Media Spotlight
Differences Between Wakeboarding and Wakesurfing
Looking for a fun way to spend some time out on the water this summer? Have you tried wakeboarding or wakesurfing yet? You might think wakeboarding and wakesurfing are the same sport, but they are actually quite different. They do share some similarities, but they are two very different sports with their own unique characteristics and equipment. This article will show you some of the differences between the two, so you can try the one that you would prefer. TOW ROPES Abi Greer | Pexels.com The most obvious way in which wakeboarding differs from wakesurfing is the manner in...
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15
Dec
Media Spotlight
Tow Boats: Making Waves for Water Sports Since 1922
As you get your wake surfing board, wake surf fins, a rope and other gear ready for a day out on the water, have you ever thought about how and when the sport started? Wakeboarding, wake surfing, and even tubing, all began in 1922 when Ralph Samuelson first strapped a pair of wooden boards to his feet, took a clothesline, tied it to the back of a motorboat and had it pull him across the water, as he tried the “water skis” out on Lake Pepin in Lake City, Minnesota, USA. Josh Frenette | Unsplash.com Without that first “tow” boat...
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