Let me first say that last week I went to a marine event that happened around here, I was already willing to buy a Wake Board and it seemed like the perfect place. Of course I would find many boats of all kinds, now I can tell you I found boats ranging from 40.000 dollars to boats with an incredible price of 1.5 millions, gigantic really, four floors and everything you could imagine. Though I feared it would be focused too much on boats and not on accessories as well, since most people going for these events won't actually buy anything, they'll go just to poke around at the boats, get inside, maybe imagine for a few instants how the life of a millionaire would be like, but that's all. I was one of these guys, though I forgot to take my camera with me and finished the day without any photographic registry, unfortunately.

I was wrong about one thing though, there was a lot of stuff besides boats. Several types of life-jackets, some proper for water sports, some only for security; I do have life-jacket but those I saw in the event were so cool, though too expensive as well. There were many ski models, there was equipment for diving, kayaks, Jet Skis, and many other cool stuff. The event covered pretty much everything there is about marine, so it was a good time.

I didn't come home empty-handed though, I purchased my Wake Board there, I was uncertain between 3 other brands, and they were all present in the event, after analysis all of them, and many models of each, I decided that my best bet would be with Liquid Force, a brand I hadn't considered then, so I took advantage of a deal they had with a set of boots I thought were the best "cheap" ones I tried out. So then I was sold and brought the set home. Summer's gonna be nicer this year. I already have a ski but I was since long willing to get a Wake Board, it's good to save money to buy and pay in cash because you get a discount, and since it wasn't a major priority I could wait. It was worth the wait in my view.

Here are some pictures of my purchase: