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Could offer some kind of water ski "uber" service. If you are an AWSA member you get access to an app or website that allows members to connect and find ski partners or pay each other reasonable cash (gas money + some) to ski. Does not have to be linked directly to competitive skiing so it could be beneficial to a larger group of people. I could see people without access using this, people who travel using it when they travel, and college kids using it to gain access when at home or during an internship or when they get their first job. I think a lot of people need a reason to join that it not linked to tournament skiing (ski access, tip/instructional videos, etc.). Could rope these people into tournament skiing after connecting them with tournament skiers via "ski uber."

Does anyone know if the Carbon Pro has been discontinued? Was on their website today and it is no longer on there. https://centurionboats.com/boats/

Looking for a 65 inch D3 nomad, cx, x3, x5, x7, fusion, or quest. Not looking to spend a lot as I am in college. Would prefer one of the newer models listed.

@BobH can you make a video about how to set up a rope release please! I am interested in using one but want to make sure I do so right

I am in the Lake Norman Ski Club. I am looking to start slaloming the course more often and was wondering what the locations of the courses on the lake are. Any information would be helpful.

Connelly HC 2000 86 inch jump skis. In used condition but still ride perfectly. The rails are in good condition. Would also be interested in trading these for 76-82 inch jump ski pairs.

I am a slalom and trick skier for Ohio State University. I will be in Mooresville, on Lake Norman, for this upcoming summer (May 10 - August 20). I am looking for people to ski with on Lake Norman (my family has a 2003 196 w perfect pass) and for other places to ski at (Davidson Lake, Little Mtn, etc.). I will of course pay gas money, etc. There is no course close to my house on Lake Norman that I am aware of (I am north of 150 bridge) and so I am really looking to get slalom sets in this summer since I can trick at my house. Any information, ideas, or contacts would be greatly appreciated!

http://www.ski-it-again.com/php/skiitagain.php?endless=summer&topic=Search&category=Trick&postid=33238

Great Goode trick ski size 41'' with free small left foot forward powershell bindings (men's 6.5-8 or women's 7.5-9). Ski rides great, just outgrew it. Ski is in great condition except for some scratches and rides perfect. Great ski for a beginner looking to progress or a pro (world champion Regina Jacques skied on this model). The ski will come with a left foot powershell binding and plate which were purchased for $500. The powershell binding includes a plate, the hard shell, and two liners. The binding needs some work. It works, but is a bit loose when clipped in. Please contact with any questions. The rear toe plate will have to be switched for a left foot skier as it is set up for a right foot skier. If desired, I can throw in a medium D3 leverage boot, or a front and rear medium wiley slalom setup. We can talk about pricing on either of those options. Just want to get this thing sold.

I am looking to buy a 65 inch used D3 X7, X5, X3, Nomad, or Quest. I weigh 145 and am currently skiing on a 65 in D3 Z7 and am looking to transition to a more stable and consistent ski.

I just got a size 6 reflex binding for trick skiing with the reflex thin liner. The liner fit great after the heat molding but when my foot is in the binding with the liner on my toes go right up to the shell and the side of the shell presses on a bony part of my foot. I like the idea of a perfect fit binding but don't want it to hurt during my run. I have thought about trying a size 8 with a thicker liner but am hesitant because I don't want it to be too big. Any suggestions or experience w an issue like this? I would like to find a way to may the size 6 comfortable. I have a 10 inch foot. here is their size chart http://reflexworld.com/product/front-single-black-hardshell-complete-on-carbon-plate/ click sizing chart Thanks!

I just got a size 6 reflex binding for trick skiing with the reflex thin liner. The liner fit great after the heat molding but when my foot is in the binding with the liner on my toes go right up to the shell and the side of the shell presses on a bony part of my foot. I like the idea of a perfect fit binding but don't want it to hurt during my run. I have thought about trying a size 8 with a thicker liner but am hesitant because I don't want it to be too big. Any suggestions or experience w an issue like this? I would like to find a way to may the size 6 comfortable. I have a 10 inch foot. here is their size chart http://reflexworld.com/product/front-single-black-hardshell-complete-on-carbon-plate/ click sizing chart Thanks!