how do i know what size wakeskate i should get?
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I am around six foot tall and I ride a 41inch cassette wakeskate, they are generally accepted as better than Hyperlyte and are around the same price range. Cassette is the company that invented the wakeskate. Get a Cassette instead of a Hyperlite.
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From Outdoor-Links.com:\n\nHooks are sized by the number that represents the distance between the point and the inside of the shank or gap.\n\nLarge hooks (1/0- 100/0 increase in size as the number increases.\nSmall hooks (1-14) decrease in size as the number increases.
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You can buy one pretty much anywhere but first get your sizing information for your body type at www.frostyrider.com Then, go to an online site or your snow shop and get a board with you dimensions. The people at the store will help you. E-bay and carigslist are always good places to buy boards, especially if you are beginner and you want a used one to start riding.
789147
Best and easiest way is to take it to a Trek dealer and let them determine the size. Here is a link that may help,\nhttp://www.sheldonbrown.com/frame-sizing.html
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I woud reccomend you use at least a 30+ lb. thrust ,if you using a bow mount trolling motor make sure its a newer model with a foot pedal.A minn kota hypredrive is the one i have on my boat and its been great especially in the wind.
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6" is perfect.7" is OK. anything larger OUCH.\n2 finger thick is perfect. anything thicker OUCH>
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I think I can help you with this one... I learned how to do it in Kindergarten.\n\nPull your head out of your ass and measure.\n\nGood Luck!
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While the answers above are correct, I will go a bit further.\n\nEstes rockets sells a nice tool for just this very job that will make your measurement fairly easy and accurate. It is called AltiTrak (TM).\n\nhttp://www.estesrockets.com/cgi-bin/products.cgi?view,296
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Don't worry at all about the label at this stage. If they fit then use them...  Here is a way to get started.      What i would do is go to the PING website and input your hand size, wrist length etc..  and get that will give you your specs.   Then I would hit e-bay for some cheap clubs that match your color code and length.  These will match your body type and probably be cheaper than those ram clubs you have been looking at.
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There are more variables than you might believe involved with a good fit, not just height.\n\nCall your local bike shops and ask if they offer a professional fitting service.  Expect to pay $15 and up if you don't buy a bike from them.  Could save you many bucks trying to correct a mistake.\n\nHere is what the shop i frequent uses:\n\nOur technicians use the FitKit, the Salsa Size-O-Matic Stem system, and the Cyclemetrics FitStik fitting tools as well as our years of experience addressing a variety of cyclists’ needs and fit requirements.
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This on this for size baby\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellogoodbye
297385
For your board, go with something that allows experience growth. Don't get suckered into buying a "beginner board". You'll just waste your money. Secondly, size your board by how much you weigh and your height. I'm 5'2 and 115lb's so i ride a 143-148. The sales people will be able to help you with this too. Last, your boots should be snug, but allow room for your toes to wiggle, and your heel to lift a little. This way you won't cut off circulation. Well, Good Luck.
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The best is sitting in your time machine, fly to the future and discretely check your height.\n\nBut seriously, look at these articles, describing how future height can be estimated:\nhttp://www.darpa.mil/sto/space/pdf/Marino_KASSPER_03.pdf\nhttp://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/2006/2005RS003405.shtml
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I'm about your size, less 20lbs, and I just bought a 159. Anywhere in the range 153-160 should be great according to all the major manufacturers recommendations.
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Hey,\nI've included a good website with Beginner Wakeboarding Tips.\n\nMatt
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How long depends on your size if the one you have been using works good get a new one about the same size. As far as stiff depends on if you are heading or healing healing takes a stiffer rope. If you are heading they need to be a bit more flexible. When new they are all a bit stiff but as you use it it will loosen up. CLG makes a good rope look into getting one of them. But it is really up to the person as to what brand works best for them.
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On LCD monitors, dot pitch is typically from .16 to .29mm\nSamsung does as do most manufactures. .28 mm is not a special item.\n\nI normally don't say this but, google it.\n\n( you will get a better response if you don't post the same question over and over, it is like spam)\n\ndon't be a leach, people take the time to answer your questions.\nrespond and pick a best answer or ask for more info.