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The problem is no 2 ropes are the same after about 15 pulls.  When optimized first came out , they were like rubber bands...not anymore.  Those first few passes in a tournament are all about getting used to the boat, and just as important, the rope.

JUST ONE MORE VARIABLE!  HAHA.....

Here's an idea...make them all super stiff, and create a 6 inch rubber piece that goes between the pylon and rope. You could have 2 different rubber pieces.   ML can just start producing those instead. 😉

I sure miss the Rocky and Tommy show! Back before all the madness....just keep it straight, and get some times, and make it feel GOOD!

Not in the market, and love where I'm at...but that's about as good as it gets....

I believe if Regina is in position to run 41 behind ANY boat, she's going to do it.  Some things are more important, and that chance at history may only come a few times. Congrats!

You look pretty solid on that pass, and crossing the wakes with good body position.  The boat just "had" you a bit early leaving the bouys which eventually caught up with you.   Start wider on that gate to get more speed/angle behind the boat.  This will give you more release from the boat as you approach the bouys, which will give you greater angle leaving the bouys, and more time for the next one.  Controlled speed is your friend.

While restringing is not overly complicated, be careful turning the handle 180 degrees and restringing to use the "good rubber".  Many handles have grommets that are rounded on one end, and sharp on the other.  You can still turn the handle, but make sure you tap the grommets outward so they are rounded on both sides when they are in contact with the rope, so it doesn't cut the rope over time.

The Kid Lucas Cornale was impressive. He'll be around a while.

@03RLXi TRY keeping your direction going out a little bit longer with the rope nice and close to body with arms straight.   You want to feel a release from the boat just a bit further wide on each side which will allow you to get that good body position without the rope pulling you back to centerline so soon.  Your position crossing the wakes is pretty good, and i think the turns will be more relaxed and smooth with better body position from a wider point. Good Luck!

There are quite a few that have used that whisperfin to run very short lines....All the experimenting with different fins will also help you truly understand what small differences make...whether you stay on a whisperfin or not....

That lawsuit loss of $200 million dollars may be the end of the company, with assets being sold. 

OUCH! No more piano playing for a while!

They're going to make a bunch of money! Great idea.

He's not looking for a big profit Mitchell....just ski partners, and spread the love!

Does Victory Lake in Jacksonville still have a club operating?

Get off your wallet!  That thing's perfect, with Barefootin accesories, and all the goodies, meet in the middle.  He obviously takes care of his stuff, and stores it well.  It exactly what you look for in used boats.   In 5 years, you won't care if you paid 3k more than a bargain price. 

The new KLP2 plays Van Halen...so weird.

By calling your girlfriend "average", you'll never get a good pull out of her.😉

For $100 per month, i don't do anything to my pool.  And my wife likes the fact that it doesn't turn green anymore! 😃

Spend the money! Enjoy the honeymoon! Life is short baby!!!

Bigger is better until you need it to dig deep and snap turns.  Enjoy the ride!

I think Natalie Hamrick ran it too in Europe.

If you can get that ski out in front of you at the finish of the turn, you'll be rocking and rolling. 

Do not call your insurance company for something so trivial!  Fix it. It's next to nothing.

thager!!!!!! NOOOOOOO!