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@svxwilson You should consider... https://www.hosports.com/wetsuits

No, completely different factory. Syndicate Connect Gloves will be more like December.

We should have quantities available to ship to dealers around 9/15.

@bananaron Folks here are pretty much spot-on...

Running surface is the same across all three versions...

Syndicate Omni=PVC core, full carbon layup, fully adjustable fin. 60/40 Course/Open Water

Carbon Omni=Machined PU core, glass/carbon layup, fully adjustable fin. 40/60 Course/Open Water

Omni=Machined PU core, full glass layup, non-adjustable fin. 20/80 Course/Open Water

@CCPD3 DM me your telephone and I would be happy to talk you through the different models.

@svxwilson sorry you’re not getting through on the phones. If you’re trying to reach CS on Tuesday between 3-4 PM they really are in a meeting. Feel free to message me directly here and we’ll see if we can come up with a solution for you. Cheers.

OM: Dave Wingerter, Will Asher, Corey Vaughn, Terry Winter, Cole McCormick, Beny Stadlbaur, Dane Mechler, Jon Travers, Martin Bartalsky, Brian Detrick, Fred Winter, Adam Cord.

OW: Jaimee Bull, Chelsea Mills, Jill Knutson, Elizabeth Montavon.

Omega Max is narrower than an Omni and a Senate (which are close in width to each other). Currently the Omega Max concept is only planned as a 67" and is intended for those buoy chasers who might have otherwise chosen a 68" ski. The size offering may be expanded at a later date. Rough speed/weight ranges are:

32mph: 150 – 190lbs

34mph: 180 – 210lbs

36mph: 200 – 230lbs

 

Just tracked it with FedEx.... Ski is being delivered today @markn !

Yes, this is the 840.

@markn please email me some photos of the ski to sam@hosports.com

Should be no problem getting you a replacement!

@Martin1980 More toe room unfortunately does not mean enough room to use a rear hardshell. For pairing with the hardshell, we recommend either a rear toe plate or a more loosely sized rubber boot like a Venom or an Animal.

Our lake requires all members to be......members

 

+1 for a Tahoe or Yukon. Kept my '01 for 195K and bought a '15. Easy towing for any ski boat and I also tow a MC surf boat across the mountains with it. Never had any significant issues with either of them. Tons of room for all. I'm looking hard at the '21 Duramax models.

@UWSkier awesome, thanks man! B)

I've never owned a closed cooling boat, so forgive me if this is a dumb question: If it's a closed cooling boat, why does it need a raw water pump/impeller?

@Spuddy No problem..........Enjoy! B)

There are differing opinions on the rear boot position, mostly based on personal preference/comfort. You'll find most people will tell you put it as close to the front boot as you can.

We measure from the back of the front boot to the tail of the ski. Best to do this before putting the rear boot on. The common way is to hold the tape measure at the top of the stitch line.

@ToddF Welcome to the club. Best money you'll ever spend on yourself! I had LASIK done on both eyes in 1998 and I still see better than 20/20. I recall similar restrictions to what @UCFskier mentioned.

@Spuddy Sorry to see this. I'm actually more bummed to hear that your dealer is unresponsive. It would seem to indicate laziness on their part because our warranty process is so easy and can make them look like the hero. Was this purchased in person or online? Please DM me your details. We'll definitely get you taken care of.

Yes how could I forget! 68” Omega which we essentially made for him!

@Martin1980

We have a pretty diversified mix right now, which is awesome because we make 3 Syndicate skis and they are all relevant:

Omega: Will, JT, @Luzz , @noodleba , Christie

Alpha: Jaime (Collegiate Record), Allie (2nd at Moomba)

Pro: Beny (Swiss Record), Hazelwood

 

 

@jercrane Sorry you're having trouble with the suit! Most of us on the team have used the competition's product for years and had similar experience. Our goal was to build something a little more durable, but obviously no 1.5mm suit is puncture-proof. Some care is always necessary. Overall, the feedback we've gotten so far has been great and I can count the warranty claims on one hand after a couple thousand units in sales. We certainly want you stoked on the product and while warranty claims are usually best handled by the retailer, clearly this retailer isn't facilitating this as they should. That's where I step in...

 

DM me your details and I will get a replacement headed your way ASAP!

@ShaunT I can say this with confidence... By and large, the entire team is riding stock skis. I'm often the one selecting the skis off the rack and shipping them. The only time we deviate from this is when we are deep into development of a new model. Keep in mind too, we are always in the development of the "next ski", so last year's prototype is this year's stock ski.