tjm

@swc5150 If that didn't get you home fast, then you are working way to hard.

@teammalibu Mike, I will

Sorry Kale, turns out mines a 67".

NW suburban Chicago, Illinois

email me and I'll get you pics, my address is in my profile

I have a 66 with an extra fin block and fin

I have the problem also, but I have it on other sites as well. It all started when I upgraded to firefox 12. That seems to be the common denominator, it must be a firefox problem, not a BOS one.

I have several finbox's some goode, some others. Not sure if one is a "new" goode. I'll take some pics and email them to you. Send me your email address.

Shoot me an email and I will send it to you.

Tried all of the above.

Tried to vote, no picture when I click the link, only shootout logo.

You'll have to talk to her about cost and schedule. All I know is what she charges me, and considering you don't need a boat, driver, etc., it's a bargain.

I live in the area you've targeted and have skied at Lauries Quarry for many years. She makes it easy, she provides boat, and driver, all you do is show up and take your sets. The water is crystal clean, I've gone from lake to office many times, as do many of her members. Skiers of all levels, and all great people. Worth looking into.

John, which mirror is the picture, "Elite", or "Pro"?

Actually stem cell regeneration has been used for years in the equine sports world. We've used it on our own horses, and it works. It is not unusual for equine procedures to eventually get approved for use on humans.

Actually stem cell regeneration has been used for years in the equine sports world. We've used it on our own horses, and it works. It is not unusual for equine procedures to eventually get approved for use on humans.

I wear Spex Googles, Good for sun glare also

How about this, skiers below a certain level can opt into "novice" class, the score won't count, but you might be assured a certain number of passes/mulligans, say 3 or 4. It's tough to sit around for a couple of hours, blow it on your first pass due to nerves, get in the pick up boat, and go home. At least if you enter the tournament, you know you will ski a defined number of passes. As time goes on, you become more comfortable with the tournament format, get competitive, and stop opting into "novice" class. Seems to me that a guaranteed number of pulls would attract more skiers. You could have points count within novice class, so there is a competitive edge to it. If you ski pass a certain score, you get kicked out of novice. I'm pretty sure this is close to the way it works now, right or wrong?? Now if the really good skiers take a few minutes to give advice or encouragement to the "novices", then the fun factor is increased for both. My 2 cents.

Thanks guys

I tried the Strada's last year and ended up back on rubber, Wileys. Probably did not give them a fair test ride as I was not sure how tight I could go and still have them release if need be. Probably rode them too loose. Been thinking of giving them another try, How tight can you go and still be confident in a release should the need arise. With the bungee set up it was a guess as to how tight I was going.

got one last year, like it a lot. Replaced it this spring, still like it.

I have a couple, email me at tjm53@comcast.net

I bought a 55 last year, this was sent to me from E.Roberts "I'd start with your front boot at 28 3/4". The fin should be set @ about 2.497 depth, 6.823 length, with tips, and .78 from the tail. I've had success with the bindings as far forward as 29 1/8" but that's not where I'd start."

Goode's rubber bindings are the same as Wileys, and Goode sends them out on a plate already.

John, did you run 38 on the soft version or the stiff.