This daredevil from Guildford surfed on an ironing board that was being dragged by a boat.

Druce managed to capture his POV using GoPro attached to the ironing board. He is seen successfully gliding across the water's surface on the makeshift board.

Another angle captured on January 8 in Farnborough shows Druce balancing on the ironing board while a boat drags him along at a speed of 24 mph.

Druce, who is a wakeboarding coach, has also surfed on a briefcase and a keyboard.

Nick Druce, a seasoned Wakeboard Coach and a World Cup Electric Skateboarder @skateelectric decided to 'Surf' a thrown out ironing Board.
With 2 mates and a cable tied yoya matt (to prevent water) coming throughthe tiny hiles - Nick bossed it out of the water first time and rode it like a regular wakeboard.. Water was flat perfect for an ironing board and nick even manged to board slide the Wake...

This is the first it is believed a human has ridden an ironing board behind a Boat'

Maybe this could be a start of a new Trend..?

An Historic moment as a man does a couple of laps around a lake ' Surfing ' an Ironing Board behind a Ski Nautique Wakeboard Boat !

Nick Druce from Guildford who is a Wakeboard coach and runs his own Electric Skateboard School decided to take on the challenge as it hasn't been done before behind a boat.
An Amercian Pro Wakeboarder @jboneill has succesfully rode an ironing board at a cable park last year. Nick said he picked up an unwanted ironing board at a refuse site in Lockdown near Crainleigh . Nick said ' I ski Barefoot, Wakeboard / wakeskate and Slalom ski. Nick also Wakesurfs has ridden a brief case and a Hewlitt Packard keyboard. ' Keyboarding' was fun but 'Ironboarding' is new a territory and possibly a new Trend /..