LoopSki

@Dacon62 well I must be on a much lower pay grade. $2000 +/- is not a relatively low cost piece of equipment to me ! A 0 down no interest and payments for 6 months would be a cool option. They bank on the ones who don't pay it off. Interest accumulates back to purchase date. Sounds like a good option. However some ballers would get reemed if they don't pay off the ski in time !

Here is a shot of a bar by the river. Now it's a bar in the river !

 

 

I was reading a thread on the Mastercraft Site about short set ups regarding the prostar. Bouyhead mentioned he has skied on a lake that is very short and the entire course is about 90 ft shorter. I would think that would make it weird and harder. He said it didn't but can't imagine how It wouldn't be. Don't know how they spread the shortenings evenly across from gate to gate or some other formula. At first I figured they also brought the turn balls in to compensate. However that wasn't the case.

 

So this got me thinking. I know of a lake near by. Never been there or know what they use it for. But I does look like a mini ski lake. Google earth dimensions are 1400 and the narrow point is not more than 100 ft.

 

So was wondering what thoughts are on shrinking the course proportionally to fit the lake and still have a six bouy course. Instead of an overlapping course which wouldn't help if the site is narrow as well as short. Course to be Shorter and narrower. Could it still be fun ? Would it work? Screw you up to go back to a normal course ?

 

Just thinking about this out of curiosity. Below I have attached a pic of this lake. Maybe one of you owns it.