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I would look on Facebook and Craigslist. Should be very similar to bindings on a Connelly Concept. Should be able to find something cheap.

@ReallyGottaSkiwas the Amazon Abahub 21 ft^2 enough material?

Does anyone in your group have a 65 or 67 Senate? I would try and ski the different skis and see how they work for you. I ski a 67 Senate, and have also skied my daughter's 65" Lyric. They are quite similar in feel. A 67 might be better at slower speeds.

Good luck with your healing. A friend fell barefooting with arm up and did the same thing early in the summer. He is ~23 and is sliing in the course again but he didn't have surgery. I fell barefooting in a similar manner shortly after and hurt my shoulder but was lucky that it didn't do further damage.

A simple 1" pvc pipe with holes drilled in it and a bilge pump hanging in the water. Run a deep cycle battery with a mechanical timer and a solar panel on the side of the jump. We seldom wax our show jump, but it would be good maintenance. Also buy some seagull detractors to keep excrement off the jump. How deep of water will it be in? You will need 4 anchor lines , 2 criss crossed in front and back.

We hold clinics in Shakopee Minnesota. Lots of fun with the participants. https://www.enablingsmiles.com/clinic-xiii-hopekids-wed-june-30-2021?utm_campaign=c624306c-462f-488e-a0cd-9767a24e0185&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=96ee78e3-96ce-4fb9-9c5d-557c4c72f958

If your hands are hurting, also try the Radar palm protectors or similar under your existing glove.

Does she ever plan to to show ski or swivel ski? Most all ballet lines are RFF. MY daughter swivels RFF but slalom course skis LFF. I think it would be easier to do only one.

I think the coating that is in between the layers starts to crack and water permeates through the fabric. I used a heat gun on the back of my Boost hoping to renew the waterproofing for a new years day ski. It did not work. I also like the idea of Flex seal on the outside of the fabric. I think the rest of my seams/seals/zipper are good.

Add a nipple, ball valve, and some tygon tubing to your block drain and fill your cooler with hot water as mentioned. We do some winter water skiing in Minnesota and the boat owner has two lines and we keep a cooler on shore and one in the boat. Really nice to stand in and also soak your hands.

Thanks for the response. I watched a video of sealing tent seams with 100% silicone caulk thinned with mineral spirits. There was some reports of thinning to the consistency of milk and spraying the entire tent. I might give that a try but it is likely one and done as not much will stick to silicone after that. Of course, it is worthless already :)

My Oneill Boost just came back from Oneill with a note that they can't repair it. I bought it at a garage sale with the tags still on it and it has leaked from day one. I tried to inflate and find the leaks, but it seems like it is leaking due to fabric delamination. How is the flexseal holding up, and how much stiffer is the drysuit? Are people only spraying a thin coat on the inside? I was thinking of spraying the outside back (seems to be the largest area leaking).

Thanks for sharing. I hope she enjoys her studies. My daughter is a recent EE grad and used her first paycheck to get a new Lyric from Brooks. Happy day!

Can you post another picture of the crack? If it is only the tip, then JB Weld Water Weld to stop the potential delamination and then find a matching nail polish. You can do a wet sand if any final shaping if needed prior to the paint. If there is a significant crack below the tip, that may change things.

I agree with Jordan. Get in contact with Peter either on Facebook or Teamtalk. My understanding is that the choke mechanism should not have a fast idle cam, unless someone has added it or you have a street carb on your boat.