Great video, loving the shift mast setup so far. Having some good success with the first wave but struggling with getting the 2nd wave, maybe some pointers there for the next video?
From your experience, what watersport is the most fun and beginner-friendly when being towed behind a jetski? Foiling, wakeboarding or water skiing? We just got a jetski and we’re trying to decide which one to get into
I see you stole my patented move! Thay would be pulling down the shorts adter you get up. 😂 Seriously, thanks for the video. Our boat doesnt make a great wave so getting rod of the wake surf rope is difficult and since my end goal is foilboarding i figure eff it, im switching to foilboarding instead. I already hydrofoil on the air chair so i get that part. Now i gotta get a foilboard and get back out there.
I think 9-10mph is a good place to be when you’re just starting, and then 11.5 or so tends to work well once you’ve gotten comfortable on the board and start flying the wing!
Great video, loving the shift mast setup so far. Having some good success with the first wave but struggling with getting the 2nd wave, maybe some pointers there for the next video?
Will do! Stoked you’re liking it!
From your experience, what watersport is the most fun and beginner-friendly when being towed behind a jetski? Foiling, wakeboarding or water skiing?
We just got a jetski and we’re trying to decide which one to get into
I’d say they can all be a blast, but wakeboarding behind the jetski is probably the most versatile!
I see you stole my patented move! Thay would be pulling down the shorts adter you get up. 😂 Seriously, thanks for the video. Our boat doesnt make a great wave so getting rod of the wake surf rope is difficult and since my end goal is foilboarding i figure eff it, im switching to foilboarding instead. I already hydrofoil on the air chair so i get that part. Now i gotta get a foilboard and get back out there.
Haha rad!!
Holy cow my spelling was terrible in my comment!
How fast are you going while riding?
I think 9-10mph is a good place to be when you’re just starting, and then 11.5 or so tends to work well once you’ve gotten comfortable on the board and start flying the wing!
@@JakePelot awesome thanks!