Where To Buy A Wakeskate And Water Sport Gloves?

[hucus]

In Royal Garden Plaza Pattaya there is only wakeboards but I want a wakeskate.

Also all gloves there are of small sizes (mine is XXL at least).

So I'm considering take a visit to Bangkok.

Super Sports is known to have water sport equipment.

I was not able to find their site for more info.

Hope in Central World there will be a big selection.

Any other shopping centers I should to visit?

[Doza]

You can buy some of that stuff at the 'pro shop' at Lake Taco wakeboarding place on Bang Na Trat. The guys there make some of their own stuff and I think import some stuff as well.

[andyadam]

In Royal Garden Plaza Pattaya there is only wakeboards but I want a wakeskate.

Also all gloves there are of small sizes (mine is XXL at least).

So I'm considering take a visit to Bangkok.

Super Sports is known to have water sport equipment.

I was not able to find their site for more info.

Hope in Central World there will be a big selection.

Any other shopping centers I should to visit?

There is a wakeboard shop in Siam Discovery on about the 3rd floor, they will probably have the gloves and maybe skates, there is also a shop Ragong way, it's a wakeboard school.

I think there may be a shop at the Cable ski along Suk road in Patters too, if not just have a chat with the locals on the lake, they may be able to steer you in the right direction.

If you get really stuck, PM me and I'll make a couple of calls.

[hucus]

Thank you guys for the advices!

The biggest problem for me is the sizes of equipment (in any sport). The industry just don't produce/sell for persons with height/weight above average ( > 100kg, mine is 120 and 48 shoes size).

So I hope there in bigger shop centers will be a better selection of sizes.

Anyway I want to visit Bangkok soon.

Yesterday I just tried a wakeboard w/o boots but wearing windsurfing shoes. For me it feels like a wakeskate. So maybe I just buy a wakeboard w/o boots.

[andyadam]

Thank you guys for the advices!

The biggest problem for me is the sizes of equipment (in any sport). The industry just don't produce/sell for persons with height/weight above average ( > 100kg, mine is 120 and 48 shoes size).

So I hope there in bigger shop centers will be a better selection of sizes.

Anyway I want to visit Bangkok soon.

Yesterday I just tried a wakeboard w/o boots but wearing windsurfing shoes. For me it feels like a wakeskate. So maybe I just buy a wakeboard w/o boots.

Stick some floor grip tape on the top, homepro sell it. I thought skates were slightly smaller!!??