Wakesurfer Size Guidelines

Unlike wakeboards and wakeskates, there are no strict length guidelines when it comes to wakesurfers.

Bigger wakesurfers have more surface area and provide more float.  This means that they work well for heavier riders and when you're riding behind a boat that throws a smaller wake.  Because larger wakesurfers are more buoyant and more stable and move more slowly through the water, they are easier for beginners to learn on.

Smaller wakesurfers are more maneuverable, livelier, more agile, and faster.  Smaller wakesurfers are good for more advanced riders and lighter-weight riders.  The also perform well with bigger wakes.