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Watersports are fun and challenging but involve inherent risks of injury or death. To increase your enjoyment of the sport and to reduce your risks, use common sense and follow these guidelines:
- Familiarize yourself with all applicable federal, state and local laws, the risks inherent in the sport and the proper use of equipment.
- Know the waterways and always have a person other than the boat driver as an observer.
- The rider, observer and driver should agree on hand signals.
- Never start out until the rider signals that they are ready.
- Always use caution and common sense.
Regarding your equipment and your towrope:
- Always wear a U.S. Coast Guard Type III (PFD) vest.
- Inspect all equipment prior to use. Check bindings, fins, and flotation device prior to each use and DO NOT USE if damaged.
- Tow ropes stretch during use. If a rope breaks or is suddenly released, it can snap back striking boat occupants or the user which could result in injury or death.
- Inspect rope before use and do not use tow rope if frayed, knotted or damaged. Use proper toe rope for the activity.
- Ensure rope is free from all body parts prior to starting out or during use.
- Keep persons and ropes away from propeller when engine is running, even if in neutral. Should rope become entangled in propeller, SHUT OFF ENGINE AND REMOVE IGNITION KEY BEFORE RETRIEVING ROPE. Propellers are very sharp and can cut wet skin easily.
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Activities involving the use of Liquid Force wakeboards, kiteboards, and bindings assume the risk of bodily injury arising from those activities.
Liquid Force is not liable to the users of third parties for any incidental or consequential damages, including damages for personal injury, beyond the responsibility Liquid Force assumes for replacement or repair of its products subject to the conditions set forth herein.
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- Rinse your board with fresh water after using in salt water.
- It is generally better to keep your board and bindings out of the sun for longer periods of time.
- Do not use oils or lotions to get in the bindings. These never wash out and make your feet slimy.
- It’s not a surfboard or a car…Don’t wax it.
- Buy a protective bag for your board, it helps keep it from becoming scratched, protects it from the sun and may protect the boat as well.
- Inspect your board for damage every time you ride. Also check the bindings for worn or damaged parts.
- Replace excessively worn or damaged parts before riding your board.
- Check the fins to make sure they are tight. Fins do not float.
- Check the binding retention bolts before each ride to make sure they are tight.
- Do not use thread sealants such as Loc-tie® on binding bolts or fin screws. These products can attack some types of plastics causing structural failure.
- Gasoline, oils, and most other petroleum products are bad for your board, so do not let your board come in contact with any of these chemicals.
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Liquid Force warranties and obligations set forth below are in lieu of any other express warranties or obligations of Liquid Force Wakeboards, its distributors, or retailers. All Liquid Force products are warrantied to the original purchaser to be free from defects in material workmanship except as otherwise provided herein.
Liquid Forces warranty extends for a period of ONE YEAR from date of purchase on all products except wakeskates and apparel. Wakeskates are warrantied for 90 days and apparel is not applicable to any warranties. Proof of purchase is required from an authorized Liquid Force dealer. RECEIPT MUST CLEARLY IDENTIFY DEALER. Liquid Force will, at manufacturer’s option, repair or replace any wakeboard, kiteboard, or boot binding which exhibits defects in material or workmanship. REPAIRED OR REPLACED ITEMS ARE COVERED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE ORIGINAL WARRANTY ONLY.
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Wakeboards: 1 year from date of purchase.
Boot bindings: 1 year from date of purchase.
Wood Wakeskates: 90 days from date of purchase.
Compression Molded Wakeskates: 1 year from date of purchase.
Venture Wake Surfboards: 1 year from date of purchase.
Custom Wake Surfboards: No Warranty
Ropes/Handles: 1 year from date of purchase.
Vests:1 year from date of purchase.
Bags:1 year from date of purchase. |
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- Any damage caused by sliders or rails. DO NOT Slide your board on any sliders/rails if you want to keep your warranty. There are no exceptions to this rule.
- Cost of return shipments to Liquid Force, normal wear and tear including scratches, nicks or fading.
- Damage caused by modifications and /or use of equipment not provided with the purchase of Liquid Force products, this includes bolt-on systems to attach fins and bindings, cutting and reshaping boards, overlays and or binding parts, etc.
- Damage to boards incurred while other manufacturer’s bindings, and/or fins were in use.
- Damage caused by misuse or an accident such as dock slides, dock or beach starts, striking a solid object, tow rope handle striking product, etc. The validity of damage or any like situation reports are at the discretion of Liquid Force warranty personnel. The above applies to boards, bindings, fins and inserts.
- Products used in commercial, rental, demo, or instruction programs.
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During the one year warranty period, Liquid Force will, at its option, either repair or replace a defective Liquid Force product. Warrantied items will be returned to the sender via ground service at Liquid Force’s expense. To obtain repair or replacement, attach your name, address, phone number, description of problem, (RA) number and a proof of purchase (sales receipt or cancelled check) to your board or binding. Liquid Force claims can be handled in one of two ways: (1) customers can return the product to the retail location where the original purchase was made. In this case the retailer must contact Motion Water Sports Inc. customer service at (760)943-8364, to obtain a return authorization number (RA). (2) Customers can contact Motion water Sports directly to obtain a return authorization number and send the product back on their own. Return Authorization is for inspection purposes only. Disposition will be determined by Liquid Force warranty personnel. No warranty claims will be accepted without a valid Return Authorization number and PROOF OF PURCHASE FROM AN AUTHORIZED LIQUID FORCE DEALER. Warranty claims are claims for warranty coverage only and do not constitute an agreement by Liquid Force to accept the warranty claim. All warranties should be sent to Motion Water Sports attn: warranty dept 14615 NE 91st. Redmond, WA 98052.
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Beginners should hold the handle with both hands, palms down. Put the rope over the toe side edge of the board (the side your toes point to). Try to place your knees to the inside of your elbows. Hold the position. Alert the driver when you are ready. Have the driver give a slow, steady pull out of the water. Stay in the squatted position with your arms straight, resisting the pull of the boat by putting pressure on your feet. Let the boat pull you out. After you start to feel the board plane…stand up. Use your legs for power, leaving your arms straight while keeping your eyes on the boat. You have just made a deep water start.
Caution: these are guidelines only. There is no substitute for professional instruction. Instruction will teach general safety guidelines and proper techniques, thereby reducing your risk of injury. For more information on wakeboarding schools, contact your Liquid Force dealer, the World Wakeboard Association or local ski club. Liquid Force does offer instructional videos for beginning and advanced riders. If you cannot find one at your local dealership please contact us at:
Liquid Force
364 2nd Street, Suite #7
Encinitas, CA 92024
P: 760-943-8364
http://www.liquidforce.com
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| Rider Weight (LBS) |
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Board Length (CM) |
| 25 - 70 |
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111 - 118 |
| 40 - 85 |
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118 - 130 |
| 65 - 110 |
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124 - 134 |
| 70 - 130 |
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130 - 138 |
| 100 - 170 |
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134 - 142 |
| 150 - 225 |
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138 - 146 |
| 170 - 250 + |
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142 - 146 |
| 200 - 275 + |
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146 |
| Mens Vest Size Chart |
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Womens Vest Size Chart |
| Mens Chest Sizes: |
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Ladies Chest Sizes: |
| Small – 32”-36” |
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X-Small – 28”-32” |
| Medium – 36”-40” |
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Small – 32”-36” |
| Large – 40”-44” |
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Medium – 36”-40” |
| X-Large – 44”-48” |
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Large – 40”-44” |
| 2X-Large – 48”-52” |
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Head size |
| XS |
20.10 in - 20.50 in |
| S |
20.60 in - 21.30 in |
| M |
21.40 in - 22.00 in |
| L |
22.10 in - 22.90 in |
| XL |
23.00 in - 24.00 in |
| To ensure a perfect fit, measure the circumference of your head starting in the middle of your forehead and match it with the sizes below. |
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Liquidforce Wakeboards
364 2nd Street Suite #7
Encinitas, CA 92024
Phone: 760-943-8364
Fax: 760-943-8972 |
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Customer Service - Email
Western US including Northwest, California, Southwest, Rocky Mountains & Midwest
Customer Service - Email
Eastern US including Northeast, Southeast, Great Lakes, South, Midwest
Website Questions - Email
Problems, inquiries or comments about liquidforce.com
General Marketing/Public Relations - Email |
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Jimmy Redmon
Founder |
How long have you been a part of the LF Family?
I spread the seed.
Where did you grow up?
I haven’t.
When did you first get into wakeboarding/wakeskating?
When there was none.
What is your favorite thing about working at Liquid Force?
Freedom to create, and the pressure to want to run away --- it’s a love/hate thing.
What’s your average day at LF like?
I haven’t had one yet.
When you’re not at work, what do you spend your time doing?
I’m never at work . . . and I spend it working.
What LF setup are you most stoked on?
The new one I’m working on at the moment.
What inspires you?
People being genuinely stoked on something you made, and my family.
Anything else to add?
Can I have a vacation? |
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VP of Sales & Marketing
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How long have you been a part of the LF Family?
Since Tony stole me away from Surfing Magazine and I became LF’s first intern/errand boy… it was the summer of 1996. I started working as team manager in 1997 after I graduated… 10 years! Damn… I’m getting old!
Where did you grow up?
In the coolest town in the world! Nevada City, California… it’s in the Gold Country if anyone’s into US Gold mining history.
When did you first get into wakeboarding/wakeskating?
When my parents bought our first boat… the 16’ Seaswirl Tempo. It was back in 1992. Many good days were had slaishing on our directional wakeboard at Rollins Lake and Bullards Bar. Oh the memories…
What is your favorite thing about working at Liquid Force?
Not having to pay retail! Haha… I think my answer’s going to sound the same as everyone else’s, but it’s the family atmosphere here. Everyone gets along great and works well together. I love working with friends because it just makes the time spent here much more enjoyable. The crew works hard and does all they can to stoke out the customers and to keep making the best product around. Everyone here is super dedicated to our sport and our company… from the top to bottom; we’re all passionate about LF and wake sports… I love that!
What’s your average day at LF like?
Wake up at 9:00… go Wakeskate for a couple of hours. Check some emails… go to lunch… go back to the Lagoon to Wakeboard… make a few calls… go home. Haha… that’s what our team riders probably think we do. In reality, there never is an average day… that’s what keeps this job fresh. I honestly learn something new every day. The average day depends on the season. Some seasons I spend more time working on sales programs with our reps and dealers, and other times I’m working more on product with our design crew, or marketing plans with our marketing team. For the most part, though, a lot of time is spent on the phone, on emails, or in brainstorming meetings… No day is ever alike at LF. We should have our own reality TV show!
When you’re not at work, what do you spend your time doing?
Working…. When you’re in this industry, it’s your life. I love it, though. When I’m not working, I like to do any of the following… Surf, Wake, Ski (snow), skate, dominate the Encinitas YMCA softball league on our LF team, go to Dodgers Games, Eat..., travel, live life.
What LF setup are you most stoked on?
The SST for sure! I’ve been part of Silas’s underground test team and love the board. Besides that, I’d say I’m most stoked on the 2008 lineup that we’ve been testing. I’ve ridden a different setup every time I’ve gone for the last month, or so… it’s been fun.
What inspires you?
Creative people… I’m not super creative by nature, but I’ve been around creative people my entire life. These people have inspired me to never think anything is impossible. Whether it be my parents, our design team, or our riders, I love being around creative people that make me strive to do more.
Anything else to add?
Thanks for the support… oh yeah… Go to BROstock! |
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 Matthew Gleason
Director of Marketing
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Home Lake
Lake Geneva, WI |
Hometown
Williams Bay, WI
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What is your job?
Director of Marketing |
Least favorite animal?
Jackalope, those horns are sharp! |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Snowboard, surf, ride motocross, fish/hunt |
Weapons of choice?
Watson Hybrid 139 and a Beretta 687 |
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Favorite food?
Johnsonville Bratwurst |
Favorite riding spot?
British Columbia |
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Best part of working for LF?
We continue to push the envelope day in and day out, we’re never satisfied… |
Quote to live by?
“Be a man of principle, fight for what you believe in, keep your word, and live with integrity” |
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Parting words…
Life is short…Do what you love and love what you do |
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Aaron Grace
Marketing & Team Manager
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How long have you been a part of the LF Family?
I have been a part of the LF family for about 7 years I think, first as a wakeboarder then moved into the desk jockey position.
Where did you grow up?
Coeur d’ Alene, ID… WHAT?
When did you first get into wakeboarding/wakeskating?
1990… That is what happens when you grow up on a lake.
Tony Finn changed my life with conception of the Skurfer
What is your favorite thing about working at Liquid Force?
I think the fact that it still has that mom and pop feel to it. Everyone here is really to close and gets along really well. It definitely has the family feel to it. And that fact that if I have a dog or kids, there is a nursery and kennel right here in our office, which is nice…
What’s your average day at LF like?
Well, I usually show up about 15 minutes late and I use the side door so Wallace doesn’t see me. Then I space out for about an hour, just stare at my desk so it looks I’m working. I do that for about an hour after lunch as well, I’d say in any given week I usually only do about 15 minutes of actual real work.
When you’re not at work, what do you spend your time doing?
Working… If that makes sense? Being a team manager, my phone is always ringing every day of the week, every hour of the day, but it’s cool, because the team riders are some of my closest friends. I also try and spend time on the golf course, getting to the mountains, surfing, and working on my bronze. I guess if I’m not working, I try to act as if I was retired.
What LF setup are you most stoked on?
Right now I would have to say the SST wakeskate that Silas Thurman designed. Otherwise, I rode the Custom wakesurf board last week, and that thing is freakin’ awesome.
What inspires you?
Planning events, working on ads, and doing stuff for the team that really gets them fired up. I love giving a team rider a call and letting him/her know about the ad we just created or the trip we are sending them on or the BRO Stock event they get to attend, and hearing them in return just being super stoked on it.
Anything else to add?
Get out there and hit the wake like you’ve never hit it before…
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Scot Leverett
Art Director
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Home Lake
Lake Lavon. My great grandfather helped build the dam and my family gave up some property that is now part of the lake. There’s a little history for ya.... |
Hometown
Wylie, TX |
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What is your job?
Art Director is my title, but that hardly explains everything that we do in the art department.... |
Least favorite animal?
Howard the Duck. Or the duck-billed platypus. |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Golf. Surf. Work. Ride the motorcycle. Then golf some more. |
Weapons of choice?
Sig Sauer P229 .40 / Sig Sauer 556 Classic / Browning Pump action 12 gauge. I’m from Texas, so I assume that’s what you’re asking. Otherwise I like the Watson board and binding setup. |
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You make the best...
Ribeye Steak dinner |
Favorite food?
My mom, sister and grandmothers down home cooking, and oh mmm-hum my wife Sarah’s cooking! Aside from that, sushi and other types of seafood. |
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Favorite riding spot?
Lavon Dam with Team Morbid / TableRock Lake / Brazos River @ Tin Top / Possum Kingdom Lake |
Best part of working for LF?
Creating art for the brand and the sport that I’ve loved for so long. Also working with my friends and being able to surf on lunch break is pretty awesome. |
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Quote to live by?
Keep it rubber down |
Parting words…
I haven’t left yet |
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Jamison Reisbeck
Senior Graphic Designer
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Hometown
Irvine, CA |
What is your job?
Senior Graphic Designer / Art Nerd |
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Least favorite animal?
Baby Seals/Pandas/Kittens/Puppies/Koalas (I despise cuteness) |
What do you do when you’re not working?
Watch excessive amounts of movies. Hit live shows. Destroy my liver & lungs. Word with fools. |
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Weapons of choice?
Well, I recently purchased a nightstick for $6 at a thrift store... So, I would have to say my lightening fast wit. |
You make the best...
Sweet, deviant love to your mother & jokes at other peoples expense (See how I did that?) |
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Favorite food?
Breakfasts heavily laced with bacon. |
Best part of working for LF?
Man where to start?!? I get to work with my best bros. I love what I do & it doesn’t seem like a job most days. I make dope art for a company that appreciates it. Work in beautiful Encinitas near the beach. The list could go on & on... |
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Quote to live by?
1. Only lie to cameras, cops & crooks
2. Everything will be be alright in the end, if its not alright its not the end. |
Parting words…
Some days you almost feel alive and most days you forget to live so don’t forget to live each day on your own terms & enjoy every second of what you get. What goes around comes around. Floss your teeth. Wear sunscreen. Never eat yellow snow. Don’t wear crocs... ever. Seriously don’t (: |
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Wade Motawi
Senior Product Designer
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Home Lake
Lake Michigan. Watch out for the chop, it gets harsh |
Hometown
Fremont, Michigan |
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What is your job?
Product Development Manger |
Least favorite animal?
Poodles...are they really classified animals |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
I’m rebuilding the Death Star so that I may rule the universe with my sons by my side. |
Weapons of choice?
Watson Hybrid 138, Titanium Fly handle and the Ultra |
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You make the best...
Grilled eggs and bacon |
Favorite food?
Grilled Salmon with Lime |
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Favorite riding spot?
Nor Cal- Lake Isabella |
Best part of working for LF?
Making kick ass gear every single day |
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Quote to live by?
Aphrodisiac jacket Napoleon machine gun Plastic fantastic lobster telephone |
Parting Words...
Working with Tony Finn the (inventor of Wake boarding), Is like snowboarding with Jake Burton or going to church with the Pope. |
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Brian Dawley
Senior Product Designer
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Bio coming soon. |
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Kevin Klein
International Sales Manager
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Home Lake
Berryessa/Clear Lake/Peteluma River. |
Hometown
(415) |
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What is your job?
International Sales Manager |
Least favorite animal?
Lap dogs |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Hang out with family, friends, my lady, and my dog. Travel, Surf, Snowboard, Wakeboard, Ride Motorcycles, try to fill my brain with knowledge, and party! |
Weapons of choice?
My dukes. |
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You make the best...
Blunders |
Favorite food?
Ribs, cornbread, a country popsicle and a coldie. |
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Favorite riding spot?
The Gagoon. |
Quote to live by?
“Living well is the best revenge” |
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Best part of working for LF?
Bo, Zim, Omalley, Jro, Wiggins, D.W., Levrett, Jamison, Wes, A.G., Tony, Jimmy, Sisky, Wade, Matty G, Dawley, Danger, Mikey, Slezak, Morris, Da Goose, Julien, Patterson, Adam, Karsten, Benni, Flo, Thorsten, Nik, Nicolai, Martin, Fabrice, Caroline, Mick, Kim, Bobo, Santa, Maj Britt, Thomas, Tom, Tan, Neil, Pat, Gordon, Tristan, Emma, Fishman, Fairy, Wing, Swallow, K-raad, Karl, Jeff, Kristy, Derek, Stephen, Kyle, Miki, Aum, Rama, Rica, Lray, Paul, Frankie, Lucky, Rebecca, Kotoe, Takeshi, Chalo, Mario, Marito, Rainier, Varghese, Sandesh, Steven, Bernie, Joel, Geir, Magnus, Christopher, JJ, Sh Park, Philios, Motya, Sascha, Konstantin, ….and the list goes on….. |
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Parting words...
Don’t be that guy |
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Bo Pritchett
International Sales
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Home Lake
Anderson Ranch Resevoir, ID |
Hometown
Ketchum, ID |
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What is your job?
International Sales |
Least favorite animal?
Chupacabra |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Wakeboard, Golf, Party, Snowboard, Party, Softball, Party… oh yeah, party!! |
Weapons of choice?
Keystone Light |
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You make the best...
um, I pay people to make stuff for me |
Favorite food?
Steak, definitely |
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Favorite riding spot?
Carlsbad Lagoon |
Best part of working for LF?
Being part of the LF Family and having the opportunity to help grow the sport of Wakeboarding |
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Quote to live by?
“Party on Wayne” |
Parting words…
Life’s all about having fun so why not have fun working for a fun company that makes products that give people more fun in their lives…. Go LF!! |
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Susan Wallace
Purchasing
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Home Lake
KC Watersports Cable Park |
Hometown
Kansouri |
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What is your job?
Representing for the ladies. |
Least favorite animal?
Cougars |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Boxing, snowboarding and dancing. Sometimes at the same time…I am very talented. |
Weapons of choice?
My fists of fury |
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You make the best...
Michael Jackson Thriller impersonator |
Favorite food?
Raisin toast and American cheese sandwich |
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Favorite riding spot?
Do mechanical bulls count? |
Best part of working for LF?
The 3 Fs: Family, Friends and Forty ounce Fridays (I am starting this tradition as of now) |
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Quote to live by?
Chickity-check yo self before you wreck yo self - Ice Cube |
Parting words…
Don’t stop believin’ |
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Mike Zimmerman
Regional Sales Manager
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Home Lake
Marina Cities, Carlsbad Lagoon, Lake Mohave |
Hometown
Los Angeles, CA/ Cardiff by the Sea, CA |
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What is your job?
Inside Sales/Customer Service (East Coast) |
What do you do when you’re not working?
Hockey, gym, Liquid Force coed softball, Zimathalon (bike=cruise, swim=surf, run=skate)
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Weapons of choice?
LF Trip 38 with Domain 8-12 wake, HIC 6’4” Fish surf, Dregs longboard skate, Raleigh “coasting” cruiser bike |
You make the best...
radical slayshes! |
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Favorite food?
Seaside Market, Kitchen Elves, Kealanis, Bull Taco |
Favorite riding spot?
Lake Powell |
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Best part of working for LF?
Hanging with my coworkers both in and out of the office |
Quote to live by?
I crave your party wave! |
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Parting words…
Shred you later |
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Colin O’Malley
Regional Sales Manager
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How long have you been a part of the LF Family?
Since 2003, I am on my second tour of duty with LF, I had a little vacation for 2 years, hey we all make mistakes…
Where did you grow up?
Well I’m only 5’7 so I never really grew UP, but I was born and raised in The City of Brotherly Love and Cheese steaks…Philadelphia
When did you first get into wakeboarding/wakeskating?
In high school, this guy I worked with had a boat so I told him I would teach him how to play golf if he took me out on his boat, the rest is history
What is your favorite thing about working at Liquid Force?
Even though we work really hard, it never feels like work…
What’s your average day at LF like?
It depends on how good the surf is…but depending on the season its getting pre-books in and hunting down people for dealer agreements or traveling to boat shows, soliciting closeout orders, emails and trying to make the rep’s jobs easier…they are not kidding when they say no day is the same.
When you’re not at work, what do you spend your time doing?
Hanging out with people from work! Hahaha surfing, wakeskating, snowboarding, riding bikes, finding new music, playing with my dog Jake…
What LF setup are you most stoked on?
Right now the SST…watching Silas work on that thing over the past 3 years has made me want to spend as much time as possible on it…
What inspires you?
How hard everyone works around here to be the best at what we do…I’ll never forget the day that Scot Leverett and I came to work a few minutes apart, I went home, slept, and came back the next day and Scot was still here putting the finishing touches on the Magalog…that inspires me…
Anything else to add?
What happened to mandatory surf meetings????
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Adam Armit
Southern California Sales Rep
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How long have you been a part of the LF Family?
I had been helping out the previous rep. for about four years, but “officially” been part of la familia since October ‘06.
Where did you grow up?
With Bill and Ted in San Dimas, CA.
When did you first get into wakeboarding/wakeskating?
Wow, umm, it was with some friends on a skurfer in Havasu, around ’96. We all had never been and at somebody’s lake house had all kinds of toys in the garage. We also tried a knee board and an air chair, that weekend, so does that still count? The first time actually “wakeboarding,” ’99 at another companies demo.
What is your favorite thing about working at Liquid Force?
The people I work with. Everyone here is fun to be around.
What’s your average day at LF like?
There are no average days for me, but most do involve driving, either 2 hrs to the office, or to accounts) email takes a few hours a day, and my phone never stops ringing.
When you’re not at work, what do you spend your time doing?
Hanging out with friends, bbq, whatever.
What LF setup are you most stoked on?
Axis with Limited Watsons.
What inspires you?
People watching esp. at airports.
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Wayne Griswold
Web Developer
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Home Lake
Gulf of Mexico |
Hometown
San Clemente, CA - Panama City, FL |
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What is your job?
Site development, email blasts, anything to do with the LF interwebsite |
Least favorite animal?
Sea Urchin |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Kiteboard, Surf, SUP, hack |
Weapons of choice?
Havoc kites, Kaos 136 and C4 Subvector, AK-47 when no wind or waves.. |
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You make the best...
Pad thai |
Favorite food?
Ice cold Appalachacola Oysters |
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Favorite riding spot?
St. Andrews State Park, PCB, Florida |
Best part of working for LF?
The gang at LF has always been super cool to work with, plus it's pretty cool watching the wake & kite brand evolve over 10 years |
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Quote to live by?
Early bird gets the worm |
Parting words…
Live to kite another day... |
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Gary Siskar
Brand Manager
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Home Lake
the hot tub.. |
Hometown
San Clemete, California and Mancora, Peru |
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What is your job?
Head Kite inflator, Preacher and talk show host. |
Least favorite animal?
The slug |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Check my email...... |
Weapons of choice?
Oh man..to many good ones to list in the LF weapon garage. |
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You make the best...
cannon ball in the pool |
Favorite food?
Fresh ahi tuna, followed up by a ice cold cerveza.. |
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Favorite riding spot?
Mancora, Peru |
Best part of working for LF?
The crew in the office, the riders in the field, and all the good times..not to mention access to the best gear... |
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Quote to live by?
“family first” |
Parting words…
“cheating is only in good taste when it involves death” |
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John Romais
Kiteboarding Sales Manager
1-800-820-7781 Ext. #323 |
Home Lake
Tourmaline San Diego |
Hometown
San Diego |
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What is your job?
Kiteboarding Sales Manager |
Least favorite animal?
Sharks |
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What do you do when you’re not working?
Run, Bike, Surf, Eat, Kiteboard, Run some more, community outreach |
Weapons of choice?
Kaos 136 with Cradle Bindings and a Havoc 14m |
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You make the best...
Tofu and Cereal |
Favorite food?
Doughnuts |
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Favorite riding spot?
Kite Beach Maui, HI |
Best part of working for LF?
Being a part of the Family |
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Quote to live by?
Keep pushing forward |
Parting words…
Give it your all or don¹t bother |
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