New Goode? Carbon fiber core?

[skiboyny]

If it performs it will sell. There seems no shortage of money in this sport. Addicts always find a way.

We have done it to ourselves.

[BraceMaker]

@MickeyThompson - Taiwan.

 

Trying to baseline the actual materials costs of an all carbon waterski to a certain cosmetic/functional level.

[Chad_Scott]

Well I actually rode the new Goode Carbon Core revolution at the Nationals and the Big Dawg. I was already riding the revolution. Dave sent me the ski the week before nationals and I am not one to change skis right before Nationals. I had 6 sets in the ski. The difference for me was immediately how quickly the ski responded and how solid it felt under your feet. As soon as I wanted the ski it was there and very quick across course while shutting down easily into the buoy. My first tournament set on the ski I ran 1.5 @41. And the rest of my scores were pretty much 4 @39. Which is about where my skiing has been. Haven’t run many 39’s this year. I can tell that this ski is going to change that for me. This ski truly feels like another drastic improvement in water skis. My first thoughts were similar to those the first time I rode the 9100 so many years ago. I think this will start a trend others will try to follow as well. Anyway that is my .02 cents in the new Rev Carbon Core