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Originally Posted by saltwater_cowboy
If your new to the sport avoid spending loads on a high end board and bindings. Yes you'll look great stnding at the dock with the latest gear but it won't help your riding by trying to learn on an aggressive board.
As for boats it depends on whether your a lake or coastal rider. I'm guessing your from the states so you'll most likely have a lake to ride on. In that case $10,000 will get you a nice nautique, mastercraft, supra or similar which will be ideal for your needs.
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Um.. ya $10,000 won't usually get you a nautique, or a mastercraft. An older supra maybe. But personally i learned to ride on a Hyperlite Parks and it didn't slow me down one bit. So like the other guy said try out a lot of boards and pick which one is right for you.
And as for the boat if the wake sucks behind it you can buy Fat Sacks or some other type of weight system to make your wake bigger.