Would a zap wedge large be a good skimboard to ride waves with?

What can each board do? i want to be able to ride into the wave and then turn around and be able to ride it out.

I have a zap medium wedge right now and i think it's time step to a skimboard designed for a higher skill level. i can ride waves but ive grown a couple inches since i got this one and i keep sinking when i lose speed. im 135 lbs and the medium wedge...

Alright so my mom bought me a zap wedge but what she didnt know was it holds up to 120 pounds, i weigh 165 pounds will i be able to ride waves with this or no? i would like an answer from someone who knows what their talking about please thanks.

I weigh 118 pounds and i would like a board that is great for fast sand skimming but could still go over some smaller waves. Could you also suggest other boards that would be good for ...show more

I am a pretty good skimboarder but not a pro. I like to ride flat and waves too. I weigh 125-130 pounds and am 5 ft 6 in tall. I would also like to know what the difference is between a zap wedge, pro, or comp skimboard is. I would also not like to spend...

I live in Washington, and I want to get a new skimboard. I want to get either the Zap Wedge Large or a Pro DB skimboard. Washington is mainly flatland, but I want to be able to go into the waves like I go to Hawaii or something. Can the Zap Wedge go...

I have a Zap wedge, and I want to do more wave riding. I figure either a Chizel or a Pro would be better for wave riding. How much of an advantage would it be to have one of those two boards, over my wedge, and which of the two is better, since they...