eddie_roberts_jr

We will not have a 68 for next year but you should be on a 67" Senate Pro Build. It will suit you fine!

Sounds like a 69 to me.

Radar was 42 yesterday. That's not to say anybody skied on it. Maybe this weekend?

Well come on up then and we’ll get you a pull!

The water was about 40° and the air was 23 so all in all not too bad right?

I know and I am having fun with it too.The water is a little deeper there than you might think and there’s plenty of silt on the bottom to get roiled up there even saying that I was as close as I needed it to be that’s for sure!

Somebody owes me a buck! I’ve actually driven this lake a couple times before.

Yeah Mike, back on shore I think I even asked "when did you guys get here?" and you and Will and Eddie III were my boat crew for crying out loud! I guess that's what I get for trying to impress one of my son's girlfriends - a trip to the ER with a concussion.

When the boat comes back and they ask me if I'm alright and I don't recognize any of them.

60!

Tongues inside.

Our son is over there now getting ready to ride in the Wakeboard World Championships! Go Eddie III!!!!

We put a 6'4" 235lb. skier on a 69" Senate Pro yesterday who normally skis a 71 Senate lithium and he skied really well on it. He put the ski in his car,

Hey Al, We could build you a ski that would survive that vicious of a handle pop but would it float? Hold on to the damn handle!

If you are adding inserts to your ski in a spot where there was no insert before it probably won't hold. We install nylon blocks for insert retention in the core before molding the ski, then drill into them when the ski is finished with a 15/64" drill bit and the insert is threaded into the nylon block. If you just drill through the top and into the foam that won't hold.