Brewski

Get Some~!

What great spokespersons for our sport~!

Bought my Barefoot Sanger from Colorado. I found 'er on eBay. Talked to the owner. Seemed like a worthy by. I hired a driver

for 700.00 who that drove for lots of the local marinas. He knows boats. He checked it out very well before handing over the $$. When he got back at 1:30am I could not see the boat very well. It looked really good for what I paid for it. When I cleaned it the next day and had my mechanic run compression test I found I got the nicest Barefoot Sanger on the planet. 175 hrs. Used 2 weeks a year on the river in Wyoming. The dad did a little slalom skiing and the son road a kneeboard. So it really never got used. Never had a boom on it and was always garage kept. I did have to replace a plenum gasket on the Yamaha but other than that I got a great deal. Could have easily gone the other way but I am very fortunate and still giddy six years later. I would not trade this one for a new one of any kind. This is the BOMB~!

@OscawanaSkier

Yup~!

Use a heat gun. Keep it moving at all times....

@bhs I have one. Never used but it is an older series with no spring but has the drill bit and countersink never used. $50.00 if you want it let me know.

@BrennanKMN We have to be USCG legal here also.

@Joeprunc got one of those too~!

Trying to figure out how to weigh the front end of my Barefoot Sanger outboard for backwards footin' and super fly high. Want to be able to get weight in the bow of the boat.

ECI CONTOUR BOOM FOR SALE:$300 EXCELLENT CONDITION. This has the contoured base with highly sought after easy to adjust 2.5" pylon clamp that makes it simple to adjust boom height for all aspects of barefoot skiing and teaching kids of all ages to ski. This fits most tournament ski boats and boats with extended windshields that need the special curve. Sold for $650 new. Excellent condition. .

@Horton Not sure what Panda territory is but when watching the worlds everyone here commented on and brought to my attention on how far forward @FWinter 's boots were on his ski. @Drago flash camera causes that color difference. (maybe LOL).

Every ski I have owned I have been 1 hole forward. The A3 felt fine in the center holes when I was at 170-175lbs. Now at 195 I felt out of control. Moved the binding forward after reading all the post on A3's and found that several peeps moved to 29.5-30" I am @ 29.5" and the ski feels better than ever. Did not believe that 1/2" could make that much difference. But on my custom boots my heel is dead on the measurement where rubber or other bindings have a bit of space making the foot actually a little more forward on the ski. Not sure how much. Depends on the boots.