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Kneeboards are one of the easiest ways to get started in tow sports – and one of the most fun. They’re stable, forgiving, and well suited to riders of all ages who just want to get up, cruise, and enjoy time on the water.
Unlike skis or wakeboards, kneeboards don’t demand perfect technique or high boat speeds. That’s what makes them such a popular choice for families, kids, and casual riders.
Here’s the honest part: for most people, kneeboards don’t need deep analysis.
Our kneeboard range is focused entirely on beginner to intermediate riders. Every board here is designed to be easy to ride, predictable behind the boat, and suitable for typical family setups. If a kneeboard is in this collection, it will work – without needing to compare specs or worry about whether it’s “right” for your rider.
Unless you’re chasing something very specific, choosing a kneeboard can be as simple as picking the one you like the look of.
Modern kneeboards are designed to make riding straightforward from the first pull-up. Features like padded knee wells, contoured decks and moulded construction help riders feel secure and comfortable on the water.
Channels and fins are there to provide enough tracking and control to make starts and turns easy, without making the board feel technical or demanding. The goal isn’t performance at all costs – it’s confidence, balance and enjoyment.
The biggest difference between plastic and fibreglass kneeboards isn’t just quality – it’s how they ride on the water.
Plastic kneeboards offer a little more buoyancy and stability. They sit deeper in the water, which makes them easier to balance on and more forgiving during starts and turns. That extra stability is why plastic boards are so popular for learning and family use – they help riders get comfortable quickly and build confidence from the first ride.
The trade-off is that plastic boards tend to feel a bit more “locked in” on the surface. That’s great for control, but it can limit how easily the board releases when you start experimenting with tricks.
Fibreglass kneeboards give up some of that built-in stability in exchange for freedom. They skim the surface of the water more than plastic boards, making it easier to release the board for surface spins, riding backwards, and progressing your style. When pushed harder, fibreglass boards also offer stronger edge hold and faster release off the wake – which means more lift, more airtime, and even more fun for confident riders.
For most families, this is the sweet spot: plastic for easy learning and relaxed riding, fibreglass for those wanting to explore what a kneeboard can really do.
Every kneeboard in our range comes with a hook, or inserts to add one – and it’s one of the most underrated features for kneeboarding.
For beginners, a hook makes getting up dramatically easier. It removes the need to awkwardly pull yourself from your belly to your knees while holding the rope and bracing with your elbows. The rope stays secure, the board stays stable, and learning becomes far less frustrating.
More experienced riders still love riding with a hook. It allows for no-hands moves, takes pressure off the arms on longer rides, and lets you relax into the ride rather than constantly fighting the rope.
Whether you’re learning or progressing, a hook makes kneeboarding more enjoyable – which is exactly the point.
Kneeboards are a great option for:
They’re approachable, forgiving, and easy to enjoy without prior experience.
Rather than offering endless variations, our kneeboard collection focuses on proven, easy-to-ride designs that suit the way most people actually use them. These are boards chosen for reliability, comfort and fun – not complexity.
