Liquid Force ME Wakeboard
Top Seller | Progressive 3-Stage Rocker
A Signature Shape that has Single-Handedly Redefined Women’s Wakeboarding!
Designed alongside one of wake’s most influential and truly consistent female riders, Meagan Ethell, the 2026 M.E. is built for women striving to push their own boundaries every set from dawn to dusk! Whether you're focusing your edge control or closing the gap on that next trick that evaded you last season, the M.E. is primed and ready for the ultimate progression session!
Its Progressive 3-Stage Rocker profile gives her board consistent and reliable kick off the wake, which is crucial for getting those reps in as you perfect your spins and inverts. The double inside a single concave hull design softens the impact on harder landings, just in case you land a little off or send it a harder than you meant to.
Year after year, Meagan has proven there’s something special about her ADI Model. There isn’t a title, podium finish, or trick she hasn’t been able to chase down while on it. Make sure your next set is on a Liquid Force M.E. and experience a ride dialed for the Queen of Wake and ready to help you leave your mark, too!
Benefits
Replaceable Center Fin – As riders progress from Novice to Intermediate Riding, you can remove the center replaceable fin to unlock even more of the board’s potential! Keep it in for a tighter feel on the water or remove for a looser and more fluid experience.
D-I-S-C Hull – The Double Inside of a Single Concave hull profile provides riders with softer landings, who doesn’t like the feeling of landing on clouds – right?
Quad V Tip Channels – Focuses Water Flow Through Tip/Tail for Faster Tracking While on Edge
Equipped with 3-Position M6 Inserts
Optimized with Liquid Force 6X/6R Model Bindings
Universal Compatibility with All Bindings Featuring 6" Mounting Spread
Features
- Progressive 3-Stage Rocker
- Precision PU Foam Core
- D-I-S-C Hull: Double-Inside-Single Concave Into Slight "V"
- Tip/Tail Shape: Diamond Square Tail
- Molded-In Quad Fins | Removable Center Fin
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When it comes to a choosing a wakeboard, size is crucial. A board that's too small will feel like it's sinking, making you work harder and meaning the boat needs to go faster. A board that's too big can simply be too hard to control.
So how do you choose the right size wakeboard? Read on to find out exactly that, plus some more helpful information to help you better understand wakeboard sizing.
What size wakeboard should I ride?
As a starting point, we recommend using the wakeboard size chart below.
| Rider weight (kg) | 20-35kg | 30-45kg | 40-65kg | 60-80kg | 75-95kg | 90-115kg | 115kg+ |
| Board size (boat) | 115-125cm | 125-130cm | 128-135cm | 133-139cm | 137-142cm | 140-145cm | 144cm+ |
| Board size (cable) | 125-130cm | 130-136cm | 133-139cm | 137-144cm | 142-148cm | 146-152cm | 150cm+ |
Stick to the chart and your shouldn't have any issues at all, but there are some other considerations:
How are wakeboards measured?
Wakeboards are measured in length with the size (e.g. 135) representing the length in centimetres from tip to tail. Each board designed by a manufacturer will come in a range of different sizes, each size often separated by 4-5cm.
When comparing two different model wakeboards, don't get too caught up in a difference of 1-2cm. It's usually those 4-5cm gaps where a more significant difference can be felt on the water.
Don't be afraid to size up
We've kept this chart fairly traditional, but our experience is that going up a size can be beneficial. A bigger board will offer more surface area which helps riders of all levels.
For beginner-intermediate riders, you'll find more surface area provides better stability while more advanced riders find a larger board can provide more pop and enables you to slow the boat down, boosting the wake a little.
It might not be for everyone, but it's something we recommend to just about every customer that we speak to.
Choosing the right size wakeboard for kids
Kids are tricky. Much like buying life jackets, it's uncanny how often you buy something that they outgrow in about 4.3 days.
To that end, we urge you to follow our previous point and size up. You could make an argument to jump two sizes purely from the point of longevity and getting more seasons from your gear.
That approach can trade off some performance in the short term so if you're more focused on progression then stick to a more traditional size, but if you'd rather not buy a new board every season have a look at going up a size or two.
Why are cable boards longer than boat boards?
If you're on the hunt for a cable board, you'll notice the chart above recommends larger boards for cable compared to boat. The primary reason here is speed. Behind a boat, most adults will ride around 22mph, whereas most cables are 3-4mph slower than that.
As you slow down, you need more surface area under your feet to support your weight on top of the water.
Larger boards on cable also provide a little more stability on obstacles and can help keep momentum with heavy landings off kickers and from air tricks.
What next?
When it comes to choosing the right wakeboard for you, size is important but it's not everything. You should also give some consideration to construction, rocker, and riding style.
If you think you've got all the information you need, you can browse our range of wakeboards here. Otherwise, feel free to reach out to our team of experts and we'll help choose the perfect ride!