Ridebutter Wakeboard School and White Lake Marine continue to grow their strategic partnership in 2012 to provide top instruction behind the highest quality boats available.

Ridebutter and White Lake had a great year in 2011 co-marketing their products and services with exclusive use of Nautique boats. Beyond growth in sales and marketing, they are utilizing this partnership to give back. One project that will continue to grow this summer is their work with military specific programs and events. The active duty and veteran service men and women had a great time this past summer and both companies will continue to support them.

White Lake Marine is the official supplier of a new Super Air Nautique 210 for use in the Ridebutter Wakeboard School. Ridebutter will co-market White Lake Marine events and be on site to provide watersports instruction. Together, they continue to grow an industry about which both companies are passionate.

Look for Ridebutter Wakeboard School in the White Lake Marine Super Air Nautique throughout North Carolina focusing in the areas of Raleigh, Fayetteville, and White Lake.

“With over 10 years of experience in water sports instruction, owner and chief wakeboard instructor Rob Coyle continues to develop techniques to help riders progress safely and quickly. Ridebutter welcomes participation from all riders at any ability level. Our wakeboard school provides instruction to those that are looking to learn a new sport or better their skills.”

“White Lake Marine specializes in selling and servicing inboard ski and wakeboarding boats . Our White Lake, N.C. boat dealership is located on beautiful White Lake in Southeastern North Carolina. It is the oldest Correct Craft dealership in the world, selling boats built by the renowned makers of Nautiques for 57 years.”

Ridebutter Wakeboard School

910-777-7433

http://www.ridebutter.com

White Lake Marine

910-862-3688

http://www.whitelake.com

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There are some limits in your stance options depending on your situation.  The difference comes in the width of the insert spacing (the holes on your wakeboard) and the plate on the boot.

Wakeboards can come in 6″ 7″ or 8″ spacing patterns.  The boots from that year in that brand will match perfectly and give you the most available boot positions.  If you mix years or brands, the boots are still compatible with boards, but you may need an adapter to get the furthest stance out.

NOTE:  Check the threads on the bolts/fasteners/thumb screws you are using as the hardware required may be different.  99% of the time you are going to get fasteners with your boots that are 1/4″.   The two you will find that are different are Liquid Force’s Metric Fasteners (M6) and Hyperlite’s Strata Mounting System.  Never force a fastener into a wakeboard, and always make sure you are not using a bolt that is too long, you may puncture right through the bottom of your wakeboard!

Trying to figure out what board I’m going to ride this year. I will be splitting my time between the boat, cable, and winch this year so I definitely want a sintered base. I have been riding the Ronix ONE for many years now and 2012 gives us a brand new shape that is supposed to be better than ever. The Hello My Name is Bill with those bright orange Frank boots looks like a sweet setup as well. What do you guys think? Anyone have a recommendation?

Looks like there was a problem today at the Atlanta Boat Show. Not sure what caused it yet. We will post more as the news comes out.

Phil Soven shows us how its done behind the Ridebutter Wakeboard School boat.

Thanks to White Lake Marine and Overtons!

Shred With Soven

August 16, 2011

10am-6pm

Rolling View Marina

3940 Fall Lake Road

Durham, NC 27703

Come out and get a set with Phil Soven!

Just like Ridebutter Wakeboard School, all ages and abilities welcome!

COME OUT, ITS FREE!