CParrish43

Ha ha appreciate it @Ed_Johnson

Adorable bro

@horton you ever need help and want to try one I would be glad to help.

@horton great question. Yes and here's why.. If you're more efficient and say you're coming out of your onside and make a mistake into your offside , because where you are in relationship with the boat I would say yes you can and the ski will still keep going because the boat isn't getting away from you. Hope that helps brother

Hey guys just wanted to say I'm super pumped about the new #flextail aka gator tail which we call here down in Florida lol just wanted to say I couldn't be any more excited not just about my skiing / results but to hear all of you guys so excited about your own skiing !! That's what's it all about right ? There's just a couple things I wanted to talk about or even help answer. I'm been getting a tremendous amount of phone calls for fin settings , people giving me positive feedback or a little help getting fin and binders on the sweet spot. * but one thing here that I want to help answer is people are asking me will the ski work for me at slower speeds or at longer rope length ?? ABSOLUETLY here's what I felt right away getting off my old ski to the new flextail. Right away I had a tremendous amount of created space from bouy to bouy. Chad and I couldn't believe it when we were testing it in Covington. The second thing is the efficiency out of the turn with less pressure through ski / through body and the end result is better swing into next ball , staying with the boat. I TRULY believe one of the key things that everybody is feeling esp with today's speed control , stronger boats , better boats but stronger boats is that the tail is def moving away and sheering water in a different way that we've never felt before , and I think you guys are feeling that by not feeling the forces as much out of the turn and getting tremendous angle before the boat is picking you up. I can see where the Flextail is really helping the 34mph guys that slay buoys all day long