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If you’re looking to dive headfirst into the world of wakeboarding, you’ve come to the right place. Our passion for water sports has driven us to create and sell quality wakeboards that cater for most rider’s needs.

Whether you’re a newbie searching for your first board or an experienced rider seeking an upgrade, we have a diverse wakeboard collection designed for men, women and groms. You don’t need to break the bank either, as we offer affordable options for beginners and those on a budget. We’re all about making wakeboarding accessible to everyone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size board should I buy if I don't know the rider's weight?

Board sizing is primarily based on rider weight rather than height, which trips a lot of people up. As a rough guide:

  • Lighter riders (under 60kg) will generally be happiest on a 135 to 141cm board
  • Mid-range riders (60–80kg) suit a 141 to 145cm
  • And heavier or more advanced riders (80kg+) typically go for a 145 to149cm or above

If you’re genuinely unsure, it’s better to size up as a slightly longer board is more forgiving than one that’s too short, especially for beginners. You’re always welcome to give us a call at 0432 475 470 and we can help you nail it.

Yes, we have women’s specific boards (like the Viva) as well as grom setups for younger or lighter riders. Women’s boards are generally shaped and tuned differently to suit a lighter build and different riding style, rather than just being a smaller version of a men’s board.

Our packages include the board plus a matched pair of mounted boots, usually at a saving over buying separately and are a convenient, cost effective option if you’re starting from scratch. Standalone boards come without bindings, the right choice if you already have boots or want a specific boot/deck combo. The board itself is identical in both case.

Rinse your board with fresh water after every session, especially if you’ve been riding in saltwater, to stop salt and grit from wearing down the base and hardware. Store it out of direct sunlight when not in use, as UV exposure can degrade the core and graphics over time, and always use a board cover or bag when transporting it to avoid dings and scratches.

We’d point you towards the Robot Indie with Media boots or the Robot Spa and Apex boots combo. Both come with open-toe boots, which are easier to get in and out of and a bit more forgiving on fit which is ideal while you’re still finding your feet, literally. You’re not paying for performance features you won’t use yet either making it a great starting point. If you’re still unsure, feel free to contact us and we’ll be more than happy to advise.

Once you’re chasing bigger airs and want your foot properly locked in for landings and grabs, we’d steer you towards a closed-toe setup like the Robot Jacob wakeboard with Apogee boots. The snugger fit gives you a lot more response when things get more aggressive. If you want something in between your beginner board and that top-end feel, our Robot The Mask with Apex boots is a solid middle ground as it’s a dependable, well-rounded board without jumping straight to closed-toe pricing.

Of course, and our Robot Viva board with Apogee boots is worth a look before anything else. It’s genuinely built for a lighter frame rather than just a smaller version of a men’s board, so it’ll feel noticeably different (in a good way) underfoot. It comes with closed-toe boots for a supportive, locked-in fit. it’s a smart place to start without overcommitting.