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Welcome Aboard Kaesen SuyderhoudWe are pleased to announce the signing of pro shredder Kaesen Suyderhoud today. Kaesen and our crew go way back to the good ol' days of the Wakeboard Camp in Clermont. He arrived in the summer of 2007 and made an immediate impression on everyone on Lake Minneola.
"I was living in Florida for the first time working at the camp. I still remember when Kyle Schmidt rolled up one day with a crazy looking prototype of the first board shape, I think it was eventually the Oracle board. It looked pretty different but fun so I was intrigued. I guinea pigged the first few runs on the proto. Time flies!
I'm excited to be a part of such a small, motivated team of friends that I've known for such a long time. It's been cool to watch their journey unfold and now become a part of it."
Kaesen has a long list of film & photo accolades. He rides with a silky smooth style that translates from snow to water effortlessly. He's put in the time to showcase his creative vision of wakeboarding wherever he rides. Kaesen keeps a lighthearted, funny & positive vibe. He fits in with our team. He's built a name for himself by discovering unexpected & hard to find riding spots and then crushing it.
Instead of releasing a 'run of the mill' announcement we collaborated with Kaesen to bring you the top 10 recommended lines on his Unit Parktech Signature Series feature.
There's plenty more to come from Kaesen. The future looks bright!
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LINE 1"Cut out wide early, then let the cable drift you back in towards the feature, ride onto the middle stair, then as the cable keeps drifting in you hop up to the top stair and then up to the top pipe."- Kaesen Suyderhoud -
LINE 2"Stay wide early then make a hard cut hard back into the side of the stairs, turn into a board slide on the copings of the stairs (AKA fire cracker) while leaning way up to the top pipe, ride the top till the end and then ollie off."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 3"Cut into the feature with the nose of the board aiming for the top stair. Keep enough momentum to slide the top stair for only about 4-6 ft, then ollie onto the pipe. Ride the pipe a little and ollie off early and down into the bank."Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 4"This line is a straight up flat bar. Express yo'self."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 5"With this one you want to make sure you approach the feature straight on. Don't cut at it or drift into it. Straight up the middle towards the pipe. Push off the top of the ramp of the pipe, air over all the stairs and land on the inside bank."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 6"This line is similar to line 5 but without landing on the bank of the feature. You want to approach the feature with a slight drift back in towards the cable side. Air off the incline of the pipe, over the stairs and land with easy knees on the water inside of the feature."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 7"This is a mellow line that's fun for wakeboarding and wakeskating. Cut lightly into the feature to slide the top stair on the inside, then ollie or drop down into the bank at the end of the stair."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 8"Cut out wide and drift back in towards the feature, air off the middle stair ramp up to the pipe, slide the pipe for a few feet and then ollie down on the inside bank."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 9"This is similar to line 3 but instead of edging towards the feature you want to cut out early and then drift back into the feature towards the top stair. Slide the top stair for a few feet then ollie up onto the pipe, slide the pipe for a few feet and then hop down into the opposite inside bank."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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LINE 10"Similar to line 1 but this line you want to edge into the feature with enough angle and momentum to ollie up onto the inside middle step first, followed by the top step and then up to the pipe until the end."- Kaesen Suyderhoud
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Get To Know KaesenHeight: 6'2"
Weight: 185 lbs.
Home Town: Redding, CA.
Stance: regular
Instagram: @kaesenthewake
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