Online wakeboard store??

[OutCole'd]

Anyone have a favorite?

[Cole Sanger]

I can tell you who not to go to...Anythingxtreme.com. They sent the wrong bindings two weeks late and the board wasn't finished. Then when I return it, they charge me 20% to restock their junk. I bought from Wakeside.com and had no problem. They have a pretty good site.

[Riomouse911]

The dealer I work at has an on line shop called "The Greenhouse ride shop". Wade does a good job and will help with any questions you have. While in Las Vegas I have been to a place called "Treehouse ride shop", that was a good shop as well. On line, another good one is "Boarders paradise .com " Stay away from Barts/Overtons etc.. no personalized service if you have any questions.

[Flying Tiger]

Not the way to do it.
No ones bought more wakeboards than the kid,, and ya gotta be there.
Good ones aint cheap,, and fit and all the other intangables,,, it's a bfd to buy them in person.

[OutCole'd]

It's for my son. He has a board, I just need new bindings. He outgrew the ones that came with it.
Just looking around to see whats out there.

[phebus]

e-bay

[Waldo]

My buddy has a shop...great deals.
www.gotriver.com

[Riomouse911]

Tiger has the right answer. I have at least 6 boards in my garage, and another 8-9 pairs of bindings... and those don't count the ones I have given away. I bought some stuff sight-unseen based on reviews, and I hated them. others I demoed, and after several I found what I liked. Take your son to a local shop, let him try on the bindings mounted on a board, (better yet see if you can demo them at the lake) then get the ones that best match his feet and your wallet. You can buy them on the internet if you want, at lest he'll klnow how they should feel. Nothing's worse than 125.00-300.00 spent on an internet binding purchase and having them ill-fitting or damaged...

[XtrmWakeborder]

buywake.com is my favorite