Wakeboard Slider

Hitting sliders is becoming more and more popular since the sport of wakeboarding and wakeskating grows. Below are a few plans for building sliders supplied by some Wakeboarder.com site visitors. We've also started a Slider Talk message discussion board to help you discuss your personal programs for building a slider on your own lake. Check out the online forums should you not see anything here that defines the kind of slider you want to build. Wakeboarder Slider Forum. You may also check out just how sliding has changed over time by seeing some movies involving sliders. The Red Bull WakeLab is most likely the craziest occasions that we have observed utilizing sliders today.

Note: Sliding on a wakeboard or wakeskate is dangerous. Always put on a helmet, usually do not try what you are not ready for, and never try to develop a slider if you aren't confident inside capabilities to build a safe one. Wakeboarder.com isn't in charge of any injuries or problems you incur while creating or utilizing the after slider plans.

It seems like eveyone desires to build a slider or kicker on their home pond. The following are guidelines for building a kicker with a tabletop from Rick Jameson of Jameson Vaccaro Construction.

A Wakeboarder.com Forum user demonstrates how to create a 30' Slider for Wakeboarding and wakeskating.

Occasionally striking the wake will not be enough. Kicker ramps may be ideal for catching huge environment with out a knee high aftermath. JJ Bauman reveals us just how he built their from the ground up.

It's difficult to find great slider plans, but Joe Keckeisen has actually contributed an outstanding instructional on building your very own half-rainbow slider.

While chilling out and riding at Moon Lake Marina in Monroe, LA several Louisiana boarders gathered some materials around all of them and constructed the "canicker".