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Looks like Glencove Marina, do you actually ski on LOZ?

I have owned a Flightcraft and a Ski Brendella Barefooter and both are fantastic slalom boats, the Brendella has really good tracking for and outboard. Im not a fan of the BF200 for slalom, it tracks horrible with the nose in the air and no fins, and the wake has a pretty good rooster tail. Sangers are great, and I would also look into Rapid Craft.

Thanks guys, I ski at 36 because that is what the Monza seems to want, definitely not against slowing down to 34. Closest coarse is over an hour away, and I don't have the time to dedicate to getting there, so I don't really see myself doing anything other than open water.

I am currently skiing a 2009 HO Monza, open water 36 MPH at 28 off. I am looking at getting a Senate Alloy, will I be disappointed with this ski? Also considering the HO Carbon Omni, any first hand experience would be great since I have not rode either of theses skis.

SSLXi is a better slalom and barefoot boat with out a doubt, I have been behind both a lot. Also depending on what barefoot speeds you want, the 205 is slow. WOT was usually 40/41 with a footer. Another thing to find out on the 205 is what was actually done to the motor, people use the term rebuild a lot and means drastically different things. I would want to see documentation on what was done and parts used. My brother has an 03 SSLXi and I have a 05 RLXi, my wake is better but not a huge difference and both run 46mph at WOT.

https://www.onlyinboards.com/2000-Malibu-Sunsetter-LXi-for-sale-Covington-Louisiana-68341.aspx

I had the same experience with them last summer. Took 2 months to get a wet suit, I expressed to the owner that the website should have shown backorder and he pretty much told me it was the busy season and a two month wait was standard. I will never order anything from them again.

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