wakesurfer
Wakesurfing is a water sport that combines elements of surfing and wakeboarding, allowing participants to ride the wake of a moving boat without being towed by a rope. Unlike traditional wakeboarding or cable skiing, wakesurfers glide on the water’s surface using only the boat’s wake for propulsion, often while holding onto a handle attached to the boat. This sport gained popularity in the early 2000s and has since evolved into a distinct discipline within wake sports.
The activity typically takes place on lakes or calm coastal waters, where a boat accelerates to create
Wakesurfing boards are designed to be buoyant and maneuverable, often featuring soft tops for comfort and concave
Wakesurfing has grown in popularity due to its affordability and versatility, as it can be practiced with