jayski

Have a medium for sale, $2000 shipping included in lower 48

100% on manufactures...they should of had foresight and been on this 10 years ago when they started building barges

Medium C95, maybe 20-25 sets, $2000obo shipping paid within US

Any one that is interested in a medium, DM, have one available...

Pretty settled on this so far

Medium

29 1/2
12" ish between ankle bones
.892
6.828
2.491

@moman if your looking for one I have some Demos that have hardly been ridden

65" Evo $300

66" ION $600

67" NEO $800

65" NRG R1 $400

65" NRG R2 $600

Large Denali C75 $400

67" HO Omrega $600

66" '22 Syndicate Pro $700

67" NEO 2 $1450

MED/LG/XL Syndicate 01 and 02's $1350

HO handles $80

Masterline custom handles $95

Masterline Custom carbon handles $105

Eagle pro women/men vests $130

HO springsuits $150

HO fullsuits $180

HO tops $110

HO hardshell $450

HO Animal rubber front $160

Ho Kickers $80

Have a few Demo skis to move, along with new HO/Masterline handles, vests, wetsuits, HO/Reflex bindings...too much stuff...DM for what your looking for, I probably have it...
 

Sept 15...anxiously waiting

Berate myself, get grumpy....

@whitem71 Neo is a little more set in the water and more forgiving than the ION

That link will work

I have a Hewitt rail system, works great, highly recommend 

@Horton 

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 if you finish your turn and point the tip of your ski straight at the pylon..

15 or 39 off? Not sure this question can produce same answer to all line lengths

also, No to your first question

and No and No to the following two

@dchristman has the answer, get ahead of your feet, Nate, Charlie, both really good at facilitating that. The amount and ease of speed one can create by being 'ahead' is game changing

@drew Ross's, the ratio of kids to adults is high, the 'old man' mantra doesn't exist there, lots of amazing young skiers, good and motivating for kids to see

Free of the boat and gets ahead of his feet

@Horton this data will be kinda flawed and useless, the gain of buoys is also dependent on the person's 'hardest' line length, the longer the line the easier it will be for them to pick up a greater number of buoys, also initial increase in buoy count is prevalent, once someone becomes accustomed to the new speed they do not tend to excel as much especially those at shorter lines. Lots of guys who mess in 38 at 34mph then drops to 32mph wind up running it right away, after a short period (same summer) they tend to drop back to struggling to complete the pass again. Not all but the majority.

@Horton he's not changing edge early...

no such thing as can't...😏

Can my wife be a part of this??? I mean, my maturity level is "teenish" a lot...

@wawaskr

Not to Hijack the thread, but if you're in the South-Central region here at "The Wood", we have the Works 01 in Med and Large available for demo

Better add the NEO into this list...not much fuss about it but it's REALLY good

That Lake skis awesome, had the opportunity to ski it a couple times