Reply With QuoteSeen a bumper sticker "if it was easy,they would call it wakeboarding"
Fat azz can still displace some water and get back to verticalhttp://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...g?t=1190150413
Ahhh...a true waterskier. I must have passed up 50 wakeboard boats before we out distanced them.
I did exactly the samething with my kids, they learned to waterski first.
Wakeboarding revived the boating industry but I'm just a hardcore waterskier,
that's pretty much all I do. Although I have been seen wakeboarding once.
I try and keep my sweet skiing spots a secret, I'll just say it takes a lot of gas to get where I was at in those pics.
Understood... enjoy!
Seen a bumper sticker "if it was easy,they would call it wakeboarding"
Fat azz can still displace some water and get back to vertical
I see your on the right ski. KD is it.
Now it's D3.
http://www.d3skis.com/
Wife has a D3,cant believe how much a featherwieght it is!!
I wll stick with the old school 7000 for now
Wife has a D3,cant believe how much a featherwieght it is!!
I wll stick with the old school 7000 for now
I was sking on Kidders when the first generation KD's came out, it was time to move up so I bought the purple KD 7000.
After skiing on the 7000 for about 6 years I decided to step up to the CR7.
I'm glad I did it's alot faster and lighter than the 7000. I didn't think there would be that much difference but there is.
They pretty much handle the same but the CR7 accelerates quite a bit faster across the wakes. Very predictable and very fast.
A thrill to ride.
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d...g?t=1190598090
a tidle river in birtish columbia gets glassy after work
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