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Cinder block with boot attached! Lmao!!
Yep norfork lake, we are always on the other side of the lake from Jordan How do you size a ski, or do you mean binding size? Tapatalk |
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this is a great ski.... http://www.waterskis.com/HO-Comp-Fre..._ski_basis.htm I am sure corey can set you up... I should start a thread for all the crap I am gonna get ![]()
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Hey rat - these are the shot girls at our regular place - I am sure you would approve...
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Lol I don't care for the crap in this thread, it's kinda entertaining! I'm 5-10 190, and step dad is 6-3 170, hopefully can find a ski to fit both. I'll look into that ski mike
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69" inches on a open water ski - most brands similar - HO, Radar are tops... IMO - then bindings cover a range of foot sizes usually 3 sizes - i.e. XL on HO for 10-13.
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Length.
A big person at lower speed needs more surface area (longer/wider ski). Here is a basic chart to help explain and get you in the ballpark. http://www.waterskiworld.com/water_s...ize_chart.html Pick the biggest ski of that bunch and give it a try. A little extra ski tends to help us beginners.
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Mike I'm in!!
Table, I'll look at that chart. It seems I have a bunch of research to do before I start skiing Tapatalk |
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