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well I went with the stearns and got it in. Im liking it so far! there is no foam on the sides, so you can put your arms down and not feel fat, the not having a front zipper and buckles are nice like my A-10, but you dont have to pull it over your head, so I wont have to take my hat or helmet...

the port is the only true safe place, cocoa beach is a surfers beach, and they will call someone on you. I have had the lifeguards and security called on us before out there, you are technically aloud to be 250 feet off the shore and ride, but there are no waves there. Go out of the port and...

You have to be careful with plastic. A good abs should be fine, but it has to be strong enough to lift your ski with. I'll look into shipping, but I'm not making any right now, later, but not now. Pm or I had a thread on the SJ section about mine

That's why I don't make many, shipping a 7' long part isn't cheap. Could you make them bolt on top? And is it like a ABS plastic that could be heat formed?This is how mine turn out finished This is a crapy test version I made

Not a problem! Sorry there are no flips or anything cool

Yeah, $45 is less than my materials. Can't touch it. A looks like if you where on its side, one lip may act as a brake, and not allow water into the second side. B is the best, it hooks so hard when you are laying it down Wider is better all the way around. How flexible is the plastic...

Scotts is alot wider than 2', he has the 40* bend too. Stock is 1.5', and the matrix is 4' wider than a SJ hull. I used his dimensions on mine This is his...... Sorry, not trying to thread jack, just alot of different options out there.

I have a 760 done by Jetmaniac protec hi comp head 180psi protec pipe stock dual 38's rear side exhaust both videos suck, but you can hear the motor

Mine are mounted to the top, and I have 8 SS bolts holding them on. Including the bolts could go either way. I am using SS machine screws that are counter sunk so they can lay fat on the top and there wont be a hump with the turf, and cap nuts on the bottom so I don't get snagged. It cost a bit...

I tried to get people interested in my kit I have, I had one person wanting them and that's it. To make them surf strong you need it to be very thick, and it take some time to make them. But I can always make them if needed, still have the molds, Probably this winter. Wide rails make a huge...

Some of these are scattered over the web, some are good, some are bad. Feel free to add your own

I've been looking at those, but $130 is hard to break with

well I went with the stearns, doesn't have the buckles on the front, looks thin and not bulky, I will post about it when I get it

Ouch! Can't say I've never done that before

I like the side entry too, that's why I was looking at the stearns, it's not a true side entry, but the buckles and zipper are on the side. But the other one has lumbar support, Probably won't do much since I'm hunched over the pole and the back will ride up and not cover my lower back

I have a old apex vest, and I wasn't to thrilled with it. Unless they have changed something, I don't think I would get another one.

I have a jetpilot A10 comp vest, but after a long surf day, I wouldn't mind being able to float. I would like to get a USCG one around or under $80 if I can. I want Black, and not nylon, but these are my two I have found so far...

why haven't you bought my SJ yet then?

HA! Thats one hell of a rope and it must have been tied just right to balance that way