swaterkd

Jason and Nick have made hundreds of different tails.  Some are very interesting.

I know people who use these Duck bill anchor .  They are easy and work very well.

17 hours ago, swbca said:

@chrislandy pointed out the big difference.   You could see in the video when holding with one hand the handle twists your wrist so the free end of handle is pointed toward the boat - much more than with the traditional triangle.  It puts weird forces on your wrist and the free end of the handle is further from your body than normal when you want to grab it..  

It is opposite of what you are saying.  In the reach it does do that, but when you pull the handle back it come closer to your body.  I feel me back arm is closer to my body with this handle then a traditional, especially farther out toward the buoy.

I skied right up to my average on my first set on it.

give me a PM

 

I have sure path at my home site.  When every one comes to drive the first time they feel like its a driving test!  The second time they want the system and realize that it is making them a better driver.  I think the system is more important out of tournaments.  There is a setting for zone that teaches drivers how to "pick up the skier."

 

I have skied it. just need a little longer wait times and turn in on both sides. Also there is 2 course just across 41 from Harborage.

I have skied it. just need a little longer wait times and turn in on both sides. Also there is 2 course just across 41 from Harborage.

does anyone have a closer picture of the tire barrier?

can we do a give-go with the "How to hard cut" guy

 

we are doing the same here in NY Free state wide RTK GPS works great

I had that set up and had the stronger interlock on the 4 corners and still came out and broke my leg. My buddy says "crruuuush" I asked what is that? He said the sound of the interlock coming undone!

Rob Hazelwood made a video about it.

when you look at your boat driver and they are texting!

So I ski where the current hits you at one end of the course and not the other also the current is stronger on one side to the other.

look up Seth Stisher's whip drill

1859 with a 8 bouy

the O'Neil is the best!

Best way is your normal gloves and a small cooler of hot water in boat. dip your hands before you go and after.

I have a friend that is an open skier and he made the switch to a longer ski. 66" up to 67" he is 36mph mid 39 weight is about 175. He took about 3-4 months to get used to it. near the end he mounted his old smaller ski and only took 1 set on it. He could not believe how much harder on his body it was.

I went from double Goode hard shell to front reflex and rear HRT. Love it. Do not get the feather frame.

h2o pro shop will be there

 

@lpskier isn't the first level 10?

@lpskier does the second guy even know what he is doing?

 

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