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@mike gile has the right idea. You can use anything from plastic bucket bottoms to something custom but duct tape is durable, easy to repair, and cheap. Here are some photos from our tournament today.

We went from 67 to 50 over the last 3 days. Going backwards ?

@OSSKI this App is so awesome. This will help all of us keep motivated throughout the season especially with tournaments at risk of not happening. One bug I noticed was the wind speed units are in kph even though I selected mph in defaults. Another thought crossed my mind. How can I guarantee my data doesn’t get lost for years to come? This will be my new form of ski note taking an would hate to loose it. Can the result be printed out? Thanks again. Great job.

I like the idea. I am using the type R rear now. How about a little piece of bungee around the top ankle to hold it together? I think the extra side ankle support will help edge control. Thanks.

Nickelback. Flat on the floor.

Olde but a Goodie. Usually gets me int 38.

I haven’t started my season yet. It’s been struggling to make it out of the 40’s here and our club is not running yet. Looking to get my boat out and try the 2 boat isolation method with my ski pal on the river. Need to ski.

This will be awesome. I can’t wait to get in the water and start tracking. Will this app be available at the App Store or will we need to download as previously discussed? Thanks for your efforts.

All sports 98 Malibu sunsetter. Pond boat is a 09 196 zo.

We require handle guards at our tournaments. I’ve seen several home made guards that work. But I have to say I see a bunch of guards made with duct tape and have a lot of advantages. 1. Inexpensive 2. Light weight. 3. Don’t hold water. 4. Very customizable. How large of an opening. Color. 6. Strong and easy to repair.