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Either I was seeing things or completely mis-read earlier. Here is the link, but Im sorry, its a little over $250. It is the 2014 model though. I bought the combo.
Just used the 5'3" liquid force fish for the first time today with friends who never surfed before. the board was awesome!! everyone got up and the board was super stable and easy. big thumbs up for those looking for a beginner board for everyone on the boat. much easier than my hyperlite broadcast
I bought the Liquid Force Fish from Evo Outlet during the winter. I got it for $180 with free shipping. I must admit I thought about buying several and saving them for the summer to resale. But, I didnt.
just an FYI, I received the email from overtons stating that they have a discount available by using the discount code "boating"
Overton's price on the FIsh w/rope combo is $279.99, with the 15% off discount it makes it $237.99...I called EVO to cancel my order and was going to go with Overtons due to the lower cost....
Here's the GREAT news, the EVO rep let me know they price match, plus 5%....out the door price through EVO using the price match was only $225.15
I have the Fish 5'6" board and with no ballast my son (~110 lbs) can surf ropeless, just barely. For me (220 lbs) seems like no matter how many ppl i have in the boat I cant go ropeless, i could be just I'm not good enough but I honestly think i just need some ballast. I'm looking at getting the Fat Sac 1620 Lb + pump package on Amazon ($300). From what I have been reading the most common setup would be a 540 lb bag in bow, 540 lb on side your surfing on (under the port or starboard seat) plus one on the transom (same side). Seems like people that have this setup are able to straight line surf ropeless.
I don't think this set-up will let you straight line surf but it will let you surf in a circle. There are only a select few on the board that can actually pull of the straight line surf behind a Yamaha and it requires a lot more ballast and the wake is washy. Hopefully here soon things are going to change and everyone will be able to straight line surf behind their Yamaha with the new product that is coming soon!!!
I took my Hyperlite Landlock out for the first time last night and was able to go ropeless with just standard 212x ballast. We were running in a wide circle but I had no issues. The board however is a hippo compared to my Inland Surfer squirt which feels like a cheetah. I can't go ropeless for more than 10seconds on the IS squirt though. Most of that is probably due to technique. Carving the wake while holding the rope on the IS squirt is a lot of fun.
One more thing that surprised me is that the Hyperlite Landlock fit in my standard 212x wakeboard rack. All the measurements I did and read about online had me convinced it wouldn't but it just fits snugly.