ironman

Comparing TXI to the 200, My question is the fuel consumption of the 200 at approx. 25-30% higher justify purchassing this boat.

Does the TXI ski and track as well.

I have found that binding postion on the Sans is critical, more so then fin position.

What happened to test 3,4,& 5. I rode an Elite before I got my Sans, It is an SR1 but it is supposed to be a soft version. Could be a pre SR2. The Elite is very fast but has a very small sweet spot at the ball. The Sans is a great ski, very fast, very stable, large sweet spot, and predictable at the ball. It seems to make smooth turns or radical turns if needed.

Ski: Sans Rival SR1

Bindings: Self made, Hard shell single releasable plate

Vest: ONeal Outlaw

Gloves: Nevin Wraps (I am down two my last three pair)

Rope: MasterLine

Handle: MasterLine Custom 12" 1.062

Ski Sock: Sans Rival

Bag: MasterLine Roller

Tool Bag: Basics plus more

Clothes: Shorts, Long sleeve shirt, Towel

Hat: Sans Rival

 

John,

I see that you where glasses while sking. I am at the point that I think it my improve my skiing a bit if I could see the ball before I am on top of it.

Are you using sport glasses or goggles? If you use sport glasses do they shed the water off of the lens to see clearly?

Thanks, Keven

The guys at Fluid Motion have fitted a 97 Nautique with a few trick parts, one of them being a carbon swim platform.

around $1,600-$1,700 , Its worth it

I am skiing on a 66" Sans Rival and love it. Very forgiving, Fast, not as fast as an Elite, creates great angle and hold it.

I purchased a 66 SR, Great ski, Quality of this ski is top of the line. Easy to ride, sharp turns and fast, what more can you ask for.

 

Is anyone skiing 34 on it?

 

Are ther any comments about the Sans Rival Ski?