Last weekend we had the opportunity to go visit the Marine Max Buford location and meet up with our Nautique Boats family! They were in town for a “Ride with the Pros” event then headed to the Nautique Wake Surf Nationals and guess what…they had a 2016 G23! It was great catching up with Noah Flegel and Jimmy LaRiche, and our longtime friend and rep for Hyperlite/Byerly, Eddie Beverly. Eddie, or “EBev,” as he is most known by, had a special treat for us to see with a quiver of 2016 Hyperlite and Byerly surfers. We must say that these two brands knocked it out of the park this year. Most notably Hyperlite has this insane new shape called “The Time Machine.” Seriously, if you know anything about surfing this board is similar to the Tomo surfboards Vader series, but tweaked for wakesurfing. If that weren’t enough, the Time Machine features a cork top for maximum grip, as well as all new Futures Fins! The Byerly crew also have another banger with the 2016 Action, as it features Durashell construction with a EPS core and yes, Byerly Futures Fins! You would be wise to add either one of these to your quiver. Read More >
Slingshot and Ambush Board Co. rider, Corrie Dyer, recently participated in a long-distance boat trip down the Mississippi with a handful of other pros. The trip was documented for a wake film dubbed The Voyage by JOA Productions set for a 2014 release.
This video captures Corrie’s easy going attitude as well as her smooth style on a wakeboard. Needless to say, we’re pumped to have Corrie on the team.
What happens when you let one of the best wakeboarders in the world design his own board/binding colorway? Magic, that’s what. We’re proud to announce the official release of the BuyWake x Liquid Force limited edition Harley Clifford wakeboard and boot, available now exclusively at BuyWake.com.
BuyWake pro rider Harley Clifford claimed his second win of the season last weekend in Mandurah, Australia, at the inaugural Waterski & Wakeboard World Cup stop. It sounds like Japan’s Shota Tezuka gave the golden boy a run for his money, however. Here’s what IWWF had to say:
“Harley Clifford, seeded number one, was almost caught by seed three, Shota Tezuka from Japan. In the final scoring after much deliberation by the World Cup judges, the reigning Mandurah Stop Champion Clifford won by less than three points – a very close shave. Daniel Powers USA secured third place also with a great performance. This battle will certainly continue at the next World Cup Stop in Palembang, Indonesia.” – IWWF Read More >
Danny Harf first blew his first ACL when he was 19 years old. He credits his CTi knee brace not only for support, but also the peace of mind needed to keep pushing the sport. With wakeboarding comes impact, brace yourself.
