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It says his name at the very beginning of the clip.

I've been told just cut up some 2x4's and fiberglass them on, cause it's quicker and stronger. Or use Hydro-Turf, but the Turf might start to peel.

Waterdawg makes really great freestyle parts and kits. I had the Diablo on my super jet, now I'm running his GP800 set up. The complete REV ski. (Engine, hull, handle pole, the works)

Agreed. Wammer is a really nice guy. He hooked me up with a brand new (not even released yet) carbon fiber ride plate for my dad for fathers day. All I had to do was run his stickers on my ski.

Have some one on a ski out there with you. Or a boat.

Nosestabs are nothing to be afraid of. I'm a 14 year old kid, and I do them ALL the time. For a nosestab, you just do a 180, and in the process, lift up with your feet and push down on the nose (just like a sub), and it's sorta like a 180 sub. That's an easy, beginner way. The other one...

Sometimes pens taste like candy.

The Ski Clinic's scuppers are really great one way valves. I'm currently running a Waterdawg Kustomz scupper right now, but I would recommend The Ski Clinic's or Waterdawg Kustomz scuppers.

The REV and GP800 mix is a great combo. I competed on it in the World Finals this year, and use it as my freestyle ski, and it's better than a super jet with everything on it. I am sponsored by Waterdawg Kustomz, and many more, and I really am impressed with the REV and GP800.