How to Buy the Right Wakeboard Boots

Coach Brandon Judd gives you a general overview on what to consider when shopping for new wakeboard boots.
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Thanks! Hope this helps!

[@AdiAsaf]

'I wouldn't sprint a hundred yard with sandals'...a real objective review 😜

[@brandon_judd]

Haha! I do like the closed toe boots!

[@anthonysivieude432]

Un avis sur les liquid force Classic 6x ? Pour du Park ?
Merci 😊

[@brandon_judd]

Any boots will work at the park! It’s all preference based. If you like those for park riding, they’ll work!

[@kylejansma7435]

For shoes, I wear a size 10 and sometimes a 10.5. Being right in the middle of binding/boot sizes, would you recommend sizing up? Or down? (being the largest foot in a 7-10? Or the smallest foot in a 10-12?) I am only considering open toe options if that makes a difference.

[@WakeCoaches]

Great question! Typically, the rule of thumb if you are in between sizes is to size up for comfort, and size down for performance. That being said, you're in an open toe boot. I'd size up. The footbed in the smaller boot might be too short for your toes and not line up properly with the sole of your foot. It's better to just cinch down the laces more. That being said, I'd also consider who else is in your crew. Will you be sharing this board with anyone else? What size are they? If it's just for you, would you consider a closed toe? if not, why not? Lots to consider here! Happy to help!

[@SlavesofSinus]

@@WakeCoaches Yeah it is a good question Kyle! I'm considering closed toe boots for next year. I'm also in between (big) sizes. When doing sessions of 1,5 hour at the park I guess sizing down for more performance/feel is better. If you're wakeboarding all day I'd say size up. Size up indeed gives more comfort, I'm riding open toe right now and slightly oversized, very chill.