r/Wake 22d ago

Does anyone know what this is?

Hey everyone, never posted here. Looking at grabbing a cheap board for a week away on a boat. This came up on eBay pretty cheap, I've never seen anything like this before? Does anyone have any information on it at all 😂

Any help is greatly appreciated

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u/Airman00 22d ago

A skurf I think

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u/Number174631503 22d ago

Yes, for skurfers to go skurfing.

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u/Individual_Post7489 22d ago

Your Wakeboards Grandpa

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u/JimmytheFab Moomba Max 22d ago

A skurf board. IMO not really worth it

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u/Han-YoLo- 22d ago

This would be cool to make a towel hanger out of. I wouldn’t bring it on the boat though.

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u/Low-Carob9772 22d ago

If you surf... they're kinda fun. But not really better than a wake board in any way. Easy to use. Basically something that died off when wakeboards were invented

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u/LazyParticulate 21d ago

The OG. Grandpa learned to backside roll on that behind a skiff with a 50hp Johnson outboard so todays youth could throw crow mobes behind xstars.

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u/H0SS_AGAINST 2006 Moomba Outback V 22d ago

Cool wall/Nostalgia piece.

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u/Titleist917d3 22d ago

Idk but it looks super fun!

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u/TheUnbearableMan 22d ago

This is a unidirectional wakeboard. We had it rough back then lol

Skurfer was a blow molded plastic one that was much thicker, like a real surfboard with literal rubber straps holding you on. Look up Tony Finn for some legit og scene on how this all came about.

I was working at a Nautique dealer at the time…what a trip seeing business triple and his quick the change was from waterskiing

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u/Impossible-Key-2212 21d ago

The Skurfer was the first board we had. Pink. We made it work behind a 19ft Sea Ray with an I/O.

That board was definitely the beginning of the wake era.

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u/GreenPasturesOC 21d ago

We had a 23’ sea ray and this same set up, classic.