Summer Noboarding

[Jack M]

aka wakeskating... I'm not worthy...

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[willywhit]

it's amazing how few gas guzzlin' boats are on the water this summer.

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[Rob Stevens]

That's some David Blaine s#!t right there.

Thanks for the posts.

[SEJ]

What I find amazing is that most of the wake skate riders, who I will refer to as IDIOTS, are not wearing vests. Wake skates are fun, but hold the same inherent risk as any other water sport. I grew up in the delta and between the age of 18 to 20 I lost 5 friends to the water, doing stupid s**t like that. All it takes is one faceplant to get stunned, and without flotation, you're dust. I mean, it doesn't need to be USCG approved to help, a wetsuit, or anything else that will help you to stay afloat after you get your bell rung. I've got a bunch of non-USCG approved stuff (Which is now illegal in CA) that floats me like a cork.

I can't believe they made it illegal to wear something comfortable. (Thats probably part of the reason they don't wear them)