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I have a like-new comp Carbon Fiber Lee Stone Products Rev.R. that belonged to a customer. Currently at my shop in Antioch, looking for a new home. This hull is in stellar condition and easily the nicest Rev.R I have ever seen. Structure feels solid, hull is incredibly light (~50lbs), and hardly...

I've never had luck with scuppers or duck bills, essentially anything relying on rubber. After sinking my 3rd ski, we switched to versi-plugs on all of our builds and have not had any issues. You should be able to remove a scupper flap and install a Versi-Plug Max (#PD1701) in the same 2"...

Yeah, the original version (pre 2016) ran a 1/2" fiberboard between the hull & wide tray - we've since removed that on the current version to allow more tray space. However, the fiber board used the same install method, as they were fiberglassed to the wide tray prior to delivery.

Ahh, I see. For that, we use a thickened epoxy paste. Just regular 2 part epoxy resin mixed with filler/cabosil for a real thick consistency. Helps to fill all the voids and make sure the holes you drill for the holds won't have gaps for water to get to your tray.

I'm not sure I understand, do you mean the actual footpods themselves? If so, they are extremely thick fiberglass units with a hollow core.

We do monthly sales from November-March to try and help you guys out with the winter builds, and the Adjustable holds are definitely a popular one then. Be sure to follow us on Facebook & Instagram, as that's where any & all sales and specials are promoted.

All of the parts previously sold by The Ski Clinic/ The BOB Hull migrated over to the Hurricane website about 5 years ago. You can find the (since upgraded) adjustable foothold kit here: https://www.hurricaneind.com/store/p76/Adjustable_Hurricane_Hold_Kit.html

Eye of the Storm was a ton of fun, but extremely expensive (paid for 2 camera operators for 3 full weeks, plus the video editor for 4 weeks, plus everyone's expenses $$$). Not sure I could afford to do it again with how little feedback we got, but maybe will try to do it myself if we can get...

Hey dudes, Just got back into town from spending the weekend in Havasu for the spring round of the US Freestyle Championship. Snapped some footage while we were there - including Eli's Tomahawk Flip - and got an edit up on our YouTube channel late last night. Let us know what you think!

Very cool thread - one of my fondest memories was swapping the bottom deck on my old Rev with my dad when I was only 14. Your boys going to love that ski even more once it's back on the water!

Hey dudes, We just got a fresh edit up on our YouTube channel from the Pismo Freeride last weekend - the guys had a great time & I'm looking forward to getting to play in the ocean a little more this year! Check out the clip and let us know what you think -

$10,000, worldwide shipping, turf, graphics, carbon pump shoe & intake included. No pole, but still very competitive vs XS's $10.6k & RRP $11k price tags imo :) Thank you for all the positive comments about the video though, the guys have a ton of fun with these projects and we should have...

No payout for Amateur. I believe Pro is 25% of total entrees for that class (at least that's what the rule book says). Registration is roughly $300 per person.

Seeing how Jace trained hard all year long & practiced every week, and I ride maybe once a month on a McDonalds diet, I wouldn't say those 2 results are comparable either.

Full retail doesn't constitute as being 'sponsored' in my books. He's been part of our group for many years, but is not a 'factory sponsored' athlete. I don't know why his Facebook says he works for us, you'll have to ask him.

You're going to post this right after we just finished talking? The guy lives in Canada, working as a crane operator. The BOB Hull is in California, and has never had a crane at the shop. How could he possibly work for the BOB Hull, living hundreds and hundreds of miles away? Not everything...

Man, I just can't get over how epic this years world finals was - not only did we have a good time hanging out with all the other competitors and racers, but we had one of the best showings in a long time. 3 Amateurs, each from a different country (1 on a borrowed boat even) all taking top 10's...

The 1100 conversions will do +60mph stock on pump gas, which is why the racers love it.

If you check torque on the adjustable hold bolts every couple of rides, you won't have issues with them coming out. My holds came loose maybe once this year, while we were in Havasu, but I was riding for hours each day and didn't bother to check them once. The reason we went with the adjustable...