It was bound to happen...the dark side...

Wakeboarding is not the dark side...surfing is the dark side for sure. Many good boards to choose from. Liquid Force Trip is great all around. 135 would be a good size and give some room to grow. Evo.com is a good online source...i usually buy boards 1 or 2 model years old...same board, lower price. 

Perfect JQ, I'll keep my eye out for a trip. Can't wait to see the 206! So glad it's working out well. And yes, you cannot beat the OB for space!

Glad you are loving it, I ski at 15 off now and no longer have course access so all for fun when I can get out.  32 and 38 off, wow, I have not played with that in 20 years.  Good for you.

Thanks JQ, I still have the wakeboard Rack in the garage.  Have not used it in a while.   I bet you are loving the 206, have you used it much yet?   

Mark:

I have 2 boys, so many years back I had to get a Fly High Pole and a rack (from Mike Siepel) to hold the boards since they take up so much room in my boat.  Can't recommend a board type or brand, the kids chose their own.   I will state that once the boards were on the boat it usually involved taking out 4 or 5 kids at once.  In those days the skiers would go out early and hit the good water then later we would take out the kids for the board runs.  I had to institute a 3 falls and out policy because they kept trying to show the latest and greatest trick and fall every 100 yards.   The 3 falls and out policy helped me burn less fuel and taught them to stay on the board or land their tricks without falling.  I have boarded many times, usually when the kids pestered me saying I could not do it, but still do not enjoy it and NEVER choose to board over skiing.   BTW:  my son just turned 40. so this advice is now 25 years old hope it still applies.  The Grand Kids are now in training.