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Can You Wakesurf Behind Any Boat?

Can you wakesurf behind any boat? Lots of people seem to think it’s impossible.

There are too many dangers involved with certain types of boats, which I guess is true to some degree.

But can you find a way to wakesurf behind any boat if you don’t have any other choice?

Are inflatable kayaks safe? You won’t want one to burst when you’re in white water rapids.

Inflatable kayaks are as reliable as traditional kayaks and they have hundreds of advantages.

Let’s discuss whether or not kayaks are safe and how you can minimize your chances of injury.

Learning how to ride a penny board is difficult because they’re so small compared to other boards.

But once you master the basics you’ll be whizzing in and out of crowds at high speed in no time.

Let’s discuss the main areas you need to look at when your penny board arrives.

What’s the max penny board weight limit? Are you scared of snapping a small plastic board?

I think you’ll be surprised by how much weight a penny board can hold, plus there are other options if you’re too heavy.

Let’s take a look at everything you’ll need to know before riding one in case it snaps.

What size penny board should I get? Do you even know what sizes they come in?

Most people are surprised to know penny boards actually come in 5 different sizes from 22 to 36 inches.

Do you want to know about the benefits of each board size before making a final decision?

Are penny boards good for beginners? You might be asking yourself the question if you want to buy a board.

Penny boards are okay for those new to skating, but it’s a bit more complicated than saying yes or no.

There are some important things you’ll need to know before you get your first penny board.

The penny board vs nickel board debate is interesting. 22 vs 27 inches?

Does an extra 5 inches make a big difference?

Unfortunately they’re a lot more different than you think, so let’s look at everything you need to know before buying one.

Bodyboarders know the best bodyboarding fins are essential when riding waves of all sizes.

The difference is night and day.

You'll be rocketing through the water at a hundred miles per hour stuck to waves like glue.

Someone getting into the sport might be wondering what the big difference is between slackline vs tightrope walking.

After all, you’ve spent your entire life resisting the temptation to run off and join the circus.

What’s so special about slacklining that should encourage you to start doing it right now?

Is paragliding safe? I’m sure you’ll want to know your chances of death before takeoff.

Survival is almost guaranteed even though you could be 10,000 feet in the air traveling at 30 miles per hour.

Tens of thousands of paragliders take to the skies every year, so why are they so confident about the sport?