Making a shot-ski (need a ski)

[mlawler34]

Originally Posted by mzimme

I don't think that one is wood. Looks like it but I think it's composite. Cheap though! If you find one around KC, I'd be happy to go grab it and ship it off to you.

Thanks! I appreciate it and I will let you know!

Also check out http://www.shot-ski.com/ they have brackets for the shot glasses. A little nicer route than the rubber chair leg

[pmkkdx]

Originally Posted by mzimme

A ski with shot glasses on it... basically a way to take shots with other people at the same time using the same device.


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ahhhhhhh! thanks!

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Originally Posted by mzimme

A ski with shot glasses on it... basically a way to take shots with other people at the same time using the same device.


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Exercise caution when using a shot-ski. It appears you change both location and appearance (sometimes gender) while in use.

[mzimme]

Originally Posted by thatsmrmastercraft

Exercise caution when using a shot-ski. It appears you change both location and appearance (sometimes gender) while in use.

This is a fair warning.

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Originally Posted by mzimme

This is a fair warning.

I will say there are some potential drawbacks to using the shot-ski, but they typically aren't felt till morning.

[mzimme]

Originally Posted by thatsmrmastercraft

I will say there are some potential drawbacks to using the shot-ski, but they typically aren't felt till morning.

The thing about a shot-ski is that when you line up to take a shot with your buddies... you have to go down the line and have everyone purchase one. It's like getting the next round of beers for everyone on the ski. Do this for the number of people that you have, and stay away from operating motorized equipment. I recommend the following for the rounds:

Rumpleminz
Jameson
Goldschlager
Crown
Jagermeister (if there's a 5th round).

Should be good to go after you hammer that out in 15 minutes or so.

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Originally Posted by mzimme

The thing about a shot-ski is that when you line up to take a shot with your buddies... you have to go down the line and have everyone purchase one. It's like getting the next round of beers for everyone on the ski. Do this for the number of people that you have, and stay away from operating motorized equipment. I recommend the following for the rounds:

Rumpleminz
Jameson
Goldschlager
Crown
Jagermeister (if there's a 5th round).

Should be good to go after you hammer that out in 15 minutes or so.

Nice line-up. I was at a bar that made a shot-ski out of two downhill skis together that held 7 or 8 glasses. The rest is a little foggy.

[tex]

I made one several years ago and it works great. Check craigslist and garage sales!

[mlawler34]

Thanks for all the warnings, suggestions and overall good cheer. Looking forward to getting this made. I will posts pics!

[snobinge]

We had one in college that was 20 or 32oz??? cups instead of shots. You had 4-5 people slamming large cups of beer and the slow drinkers got a beer shower. Much more of a sport than a "shot"-ski in my opinion. Not that hard to keep up with 1oz of liquid when ski is tilted...