Leaderboard

Been riding the same wakesurf board for 8 plus years, needless to say, my go to board needed to be retired. So I recently contacted an old friend Mike Walker of the Walker Project and asked him to make a replacement for the original "Outlaw". After working out the details to begin the build this is what I recently received. Let me know what you think, can't wait to take the first hit this weekend! See more build details on the Double Fish build thread HERE

Hey Guys, Just recently posted up a new blog post detailing the most important changes on the 2018 Centurion lineup. Hopefully this answers some questions and gives some helpful information: http://www.mmwatersports.com/uncategorized/whats-new-for-2018/ Enjoy!

The next gen Quick Surf is on Centurion models for 2018 - both Ri and Fi.

Thank you for all the suggestions. I contacted Acme and they suggested the 1619 (13.5 X 13.75 .105cup).

Having a custom board built to the exact shape and specifications you determine is something every surfer should do once in their life. Once the design of the board is done the graphic choice can begin and be from mild to wild. From standard glassing over the blank to wild graphics glassed into the board and everything in between. The biggest thing I would suggest when it comes to graphics is give the board builder as much information as possible. The final board is literally a piece of art and if you want it to look exactly like you envision, then spare no details. The images below are what I sent to convey how I wanted the board to look after the shape had been designed and agreed on between both of us. Laminate to be used on know of board. Placement of laminate on board. Exact color for top of board. Artwork to be digitally printed on 4 ounce fiberglass. how artwork will fit on board. Final mock-up top and bottom of board.

I don't. Never even tried. I don't own a wakeboard anymore. I'm sure I'll get another one eventually but not this summer. For me, it's all about surfing. I was wake boarding at 17(I'm 38) so it's old news for me. Letting go of the rope and riding free of anything like the ocean is where it's at for me. I grew up surfing so that 10-20 second ride(on a good day) that is now 5 minutes or until my back leg gets tired, is just insane for me. I'm constantly on my back leg slowing down at this point. My push is awesome. By the time I fall I'm out of breath.