jaredH20

I skied the A1 a couple of years ago, fun ski but I thought it was very twitchy and popped the tail in the turn a lot. The A3 is much better, more user friendly & more stable, Def worth the change

I am friends with the guy who is designing the course. The footage supplied is from my brother. At the moment the bouys are going to cost $40-50USD each, but this is at the prototype stage. He envisions the final cost being half of this. While there are many factors that will certainly be hard to overcome I have no doubt someone as dedicated as this can do it.

if any one has a second hand 200 that they wish to sell, message me

Selling a Hard edge 2011 d3 42" custom x.no scratches or dings. Great condition. Based in Tampa.

Will has confirmed on facebook.

Don't see why they would lie. And D3 haven't put up a message congratulating nate.

yea whats going on??

learnt most of my tricks by watching youtube, the few times I have had coaching it has made the world of a difference.

@Bracemaker no reflex trick skis. I am riding a D3 Custom x trick ski in the video its a 2006 model but the top graphic peeled off, the hardshell is bolted down to the plate for the tricks.

nice footage and awesome looking site! Where about is it?

@ShaneH I agree with all your points, I also get the feeling of being back on the ski, took me a while to get used to it but I find the rope stays nice and tight when I do so and the turns are effortless. Running my fin at stock.

Any one have anything to say about McCormicks?

the red and green one here are both 66"

A3..

Any one got stock settings for the a3