Liquid Force Regular Price: $469.99Sale Price: $419.00
Part number: LFEDGESHAPR
Liquid Force Edge Inline Wakeshaper
Description
Edge Inline Wakeshaper - by Liquid Force
Inline Suction Cup Attachment
Our New Inline wake shaper is designed to fit radically stepped hulls with narrow strakes and heavy curves. 5 inline 2 inch rubber suction cups securely grip the hull and won't damage gel coat or leave black markings on your boat. Easy to adjust on the fly, No ugly Velcro or safety tethers required.
Large Water Displacement Wing For maximum wave height
Wake Shaper face 9 x 16 inches = 144sq inch face
Patented Concave Water Channeling Wing
Our concave channeling wing surface pushes more water to increase the length of the wave, while keeping the face super clean! This is the best wake shaper for wakesurfing.
Made with Durable Rust Free Materials
We Build the wake shaper with impact resistant, lite weight glass filled nylon and rust free stainless steel hardware. Our shaper is long lasting; won't rust or stain your boat.
Built In Flotation
Don't worry about your wake shaper investment sinking to the bottom. The Wakesurf Edge wing is rotomolded and sealed air tight.
Make The Most Of Your Wake Shaper
We recommend a Sumo water ballast system. Level load your boat to keep the nose down for the captain's visibility and a longer wake.
FAQ'S
Will it work on my boat?
The Wakesurf edge Inline Shaper will work on almost all inboard boats, But you should measure your boat to make sure. The Inline Shaper is designed to fit hulls with more complicated surface designs. The suction cups need a smooth, flat surface measuring 3" tall by 13" long. If there is a lip/step above the attachment area on your hull that protrudes more than 2", then you will need a little more space. If your hull has an outward curve of more than 1/4" over 5", this shaper is exactly what you need!
Can I use this on my inboard/outboard or outboard boat?
Never surf behind an outboard or an inboard/outboard boat for safety reasons. We have not tested on such boats, and strongly discourage use on such boats.
Will it work with built-in surf systems?
Yes, and in most cases, it will result a better wave than your stock built-in surf system. For surf systems with tabs that come out of the sides of the hull such as Malibu's Surf Gate, you will achieve best results by placing the Wakesurf Edge Shaper in front of the surf gate, but higher up on the hull. This way some water is deflected by both the Wakesurf Edge and the Surfgate, and you will see a noticeable increase in wave length. For surf systems that use tabs that flip down, you will see the best results by simply not using those tabs. These types of systems fight against the Wakesurf Edge Shaper when engaged.
Can I move it around to create a different type of wave, or is there only one ideal spot?
Each hull is a little different, and different results can be achieved by slightly changing the angle at which you attach your shaper, and by slightly changing the distance from the back of the boat where you attach it. Your ideal setup will be a matter of personal preference, so we recommend trying different positions and angles to find your favorite spot. Generally, moving it further back with make the wave steeper, and moving it further forward will make the wave longer. Thanks to our water channeling design, angling the nose of the shaper up can also help increase the length of the wave on some boats. That being said, it is super easy to move around, and it will work beautifully in many different locations and angles.
Should I worry about it falling off?
No! If installed properly, it will stay on all day, and never leave a mark on your hull! Keep a "magic eraser" in your boat and give the side a wipe down once in a while to stop the lake build up
Will it float?
Yes! It floats high enough in the water to spot it at a distance if it is dropped. If it is attached properly, it won't come off, so this is rarely even an issue.
Should I tether it?
Do not tether! Part of making the best shaper in the world requires it to induce greater forces than other devices, and tethering it could cause it to slingshot back into the boat, causing damage or injury. If for some reason it ends up detached in the water, it floats well and can be retrieved easily.
Will this work on Jetboats?
None of the aftermarket shapers work very well on jetboats due to the low draft and loose tracking of jetboat hulls.
Will this work on my Jetski?
No. Jetskis are too small and too light to produce a large enough wave to surf, even with a Wakesurf Edge Shaper.
PLACEMENT OF YOUR WAKESURF EDGE
It's important to note that when your boat is still in the water it sits at a different angle than when your boat is pulling at wake surf speed. Attach your Wakesurf Edge at a slight upward angle to reflect the angle that your boat will travel in during the ride. That will ensure that the face of the Wakesurf Edge is causing optimal water flow obstruction and forming the best possible wave shape. A good rule of thumb on how deep to attach the Wakesurf Edge is to attach it so that 2 or 3 inches of the Wakesurf Edge is sticking out of the water. Remember that the back of the boat sinks down upon acceleratation. Placing the Wakesurf Edge too far forward up the boat will cause the wake to be smaller and narrower. It will be tough to ride this wave. Placing the Wakesurf Edge too far back on the boat will cause the wake to be shorter and taller. There will not be much space to surf on this wave and the face of the wave will be very steep.
View Stern Drive Vs. Inboard Boat
Inline Suction Cup Attachment
Our New Inline wake shaper is designed to fit radically stepped hulls with narrow strakes and heavy curves. 5 inline 2 inch rubber suction cups securely grip the hull and won't damage gel coat or leave black markings on your boat. Easy to adjust on the fly, No ugly Velcro or safety tethers required.
Large Water Displacement Wing For maximum wave height
Wake Shaper face 9 x 16 inches = 144sq inch face
Patented Concave Water Channeling Wing
Our concave channeling wing surface pushes more water to increase the length of the wave, while keeping the face super clean! This is the best wake shaper for wakesurfing.
Made with Durable Rust Free Materials
We Build the wake shaper with impact resistant, lite weight glass filled nylon and rust free stainless steel hardware. Our shaper is long lasting; won't rust or stain your boat.
Built In Flotation
Don't worry about your wake shaper investment sinking to the bottom. The Wakesurf Edge wing is rotomolded and sealed air tight.
Make The Most Of Your Wake Shaper
We recommend a Sumo water ballast system. Level load your boat to keep the nose down for the captain's visibility and a longer wake.
FAQ'S
Will it work on my boat?
The Wakesurf edge Inline Shaper will work on almost all inboard boats, But you should measure your boat to make sure. The Inline Shaper is designed to fit hulls with more complicated surface designs. The suction cups need a smooth, flat surface measuring 3" tall by 13" long. If there is a lip/step above the attachment area on your hull that protrudes more than 2", then you will need a little more space. If your hull has an outward curve of more than 1/4" over 5", this shaper is exactly what you need!
Can I use this on my inboard/outboard or outboard boat?
Never surf behind an outboard or an inboard/outboard boat for safety reasons. We have not tested on such boats, and strongly discourage use on such boats.
Will it work with built-in surf systems?
Yes, and in most cases, it will result a better wave than your stock built-in surf system. For surf systems with tabs that come out of the sides of the hull such as Malibu's Surf Gate, you will achieve best results by placing the Wakesurf Edge Shaper in front of the surf gate, but higher up on the hull. This way some water is deflected by both the Wakesurf Edge and the Surfgate, and you will see a noticeable increase in wave length. For surf systems that use tabs that flip down, you will see the best results by simply not using those tabs. These types of systems fight against the Wakesurf Edge Shaper when engaged.
Can I move it around to create a different type of wave, or is there only one ideal spot?
Each hull is a little different, and different results can be achieved by slightly changing the angle at which you attach your shaper, and by slightly changing the distance from the back of the boat where you attach it. Your ideal setup will be a matter of personal preference, so we recommend trying different positions and angles to find your favorite spot. Generally, moving it further back with make the wave steeper, and moving it further forward will make the wave longer. Thanks to our water channeling design, angling the nose of the shaper up can also help increase the length of the wave on some boats. That being said, it is super easy to move around, and it will work beautifully in many different locations and angles.
Should I worry about it falling off?
No! If installed properly, it will stay on all day, and never leave a mark on your hull! Keep a "magic eraser" in your boat and give the side a wipe down once in a while to stop the lake build up
Will it float?
Yes! It floats high enough in the water to spot it at a distance if it is dropped. If it is attached properly, it won't come off, so this is rarely even an issue.
Should I tether it?
Do not tether! Part of making the best shaper in the world requires it to induce greater forces than other devices, and tethering it could cause it to slingshot back into the boat, causing damage or injury. If for some reason it ends up detached in the water, it floats well and can be retrieved easily.
Will this work on Jetboats?
None of the aftermarket shapers work very well on jetboats due to the low draft and loose tracking of jetboat hulls.
Will this work on my Jetski?
No. Jetskis are too small and too light to produce a large enough wave to surf, even with a Wakesurf Edge Shaper.
PLACEMENT OF YOUR WAKESURF EDGE
It's important to note that when your boat is still in the water it sits at a different angle than when your boat is pulling at wake surf speed. Attach your Wakesurf Edge at a slight upward angle to reflect the angle that your boat will travel in during the ride. That will ensure that the face of the Wakesurf Edge is causing optimal water flow obstruction and forming the best possible wave shape. A good rule of thumb on how deep to attach the Wakesurf Edge is to attach it so that 2 or 3 inches of the Wakesurf Edge is sticking out of the water. Remember that the back of the boat sinks down upon acceleratation. Placing the Wakesurf Edge too far forward up the boat will cause the wake to be smaller and narrower. It will be tough to ride this wave. Placing the Wakesurf Edge too far back on the boat will cause the wake to be shorter and taller. There will not be much space to surf on this wave and the face of the wave will be very steep.
View Stern Drive Vs. Inboard Boat