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    Blake Doran
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    30 mph at 15 off
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  1. bdoe22796
    I got my new Lithium Vapor on Thursday. The ski feels great. What can I be working on to improve my skiing? This pass it as 32mph 15" off.
  2. bdoe22796
    Hey folks, I am on Baylor University's waterski team. I am looking to purchase some jumpers that the whole team can use. I have found a good deal close to campus on SIA, but they are 90". No one on the team has munch experience jumping. We would all be plopping. Will the skis being too big make them a bad investment for the team or will they be fine for people to learn on?
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    @RazorRoss3 I have decided to buy the Lithium Vapor. You mentioned that not many people ski on 68". I am 6'2" 195 lbs. Do you think I should get 67" or 68"? Radar's size chart says that 67" is for 160-200 lbs and 68" is for 180-220 lbs.
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    I am 6'2" 195 lbs
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    @Mike Gile 68"
  6. bdoe22796
    @RazorRoss3 @Ilivetoski Thank you guys for the advice! Would you recommend Pro Build, Lithium or Graphite? Also I ski for Baylor
  7. bdoe22796
    I currently am skiing on a 2015 Radar Theory. My PB is 30 mph at 15 off. With my upcoming collegiate season approaching I want get a new ski because I feel as if I am quickly reaching the limits of the Theory. I have access to Pro Deals with Radar through the team but I have found cheaper deals on ski it again with older used equipment. My question is what model of ski should I be looking for and do the new skis really make that big of a difference? I would like to stay within the Radar family.
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