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What to Bring Wakeboarding

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Wakeboarder airborne grabbing the board, handle in hand, blurred lake and trees behind

ID, waiver-ready info, sunscreen, a towel, and a dry change of clothes. The shop has the board if you are renting. You are not packing a boat.

Quick Facts

  • Water bottle
  • Strap for glasses if you must wear them
  • Cash or card for any deposit the shop lists
  • Leave valuables in the car — don’t assume lockers

Kids and Cable Parks

Extra towel and a warm layer for kids. Closed-toe dock shoes help at cable parks; they come off for the ride if the park says so.

FAQ

Do I bring my own board? Not for a first rental. Bring it only if the shop says personal gear is allowed.

Do I need gloves? Optional. Some riders like them for rope burn; ask the shop.

What about a phone? Leave it dry on shore unless you have a case you trust and the operator allows it.

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