New Wakesurfer for Intermediate

[brain_rinse]

Phase five. Is a skim board company. Should if you needs there.

http://towanza.com/

I love my P5! Don't think you can go wrong there if you like skim.

[spyder]

i'm running a longer surf board (IS Red Woody), but want a skim board.. i agree the yellow loogie likes to submarine.

[wolfeman131]

Havent rode the new P5 Oogle yet, but love the new IS Contagious!

[helix_rider]

On the same topic, I've been wakeboarding for 10 years, just bought a beautiful new BSide/Webb setup...used it once and then got a concussion. Unfortunately, this is #8 for me (3rd wakeboarding)...and the better part of wisdom says time to scale back the adrenaline hunt as I near 40. I want my daughter to grow up on the water, so wakesurfing or skiing seems the logical progression, and I have a Moomba Mobius LSV... not an ideal ski boat. I know it won't be the best wakesurf wake, but I figure I can get it up to 'go out and have a blast' standards, as that is where its at for wakeboarding as well.

I'm hoping that all I really need is a board, as all the other gear I already have for wakeboarding. Can someone give me feedback on the following Triple X boards, both value and quality. I'd like to not get entry level gear so I can grow into it, but am not sure about sinking the $$$ for the Inland Surfer or Soulcraft I've seen people using. Any and all feedback appreciated. Thanks. For reference, users of the board will vary from 130-180 pounds.

I was looking at the Composite Pro X for $289, probably the 54?

http://ultimatesportsonline.com/osc/...fers-c-84.html

P.S. If anyone has a comparable value ($750+) wakesurf board or board+rack or board+cash,, I'd love to trade my 2012 Hyperlite BSide 140/System bindings Large/Webb boots size 10. Only used once, can't tell they are not new. Still have boxes, warranty cards, etc.