Any draw backs to tubbies
- Thread starter 111toybox
- Start date
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Hit up Pete Jacobs (legdragpete) and Crammit442, I know Crammit ran some, think Pete has also.
shawn_NJ
Chasing waves.
- Location
- Daytona Beach
Tubbies are amazing on x2's. They really make turning an afterthought. Combined with hull shgortening....You never have to "setup" turns anymore, just cut the bars and nail the throttle for the sharpest turns you can imagine....and totally effortless! I cant even stay on my 750 (nontubbied) x2... I get dumped contantly! On the 780 with tubbies, I cant remember failing from a turn.
wadman
wadman
- Location
- winsted CT
i love the Tubbies i have on my ski. there is not a bad thing i can say about them.
D Slicker
Durham, dont forget it
- Location
- Pottstown, PA
When I put them on I was amazed the differance.
- Location
- mobile alabama
a friend of mine bought a sj with them on it and he hated them...took them off and loves his new sj now?
maybe they were in the wrong place? idk
maybe they were in the wrong place? idk
waxhead
wannabe backflipper
- Location
- gold coast
yes
i am a leg dragger
you know when you leg drag and its critical where the foot on the hull is in regard to fore and aft
well this makes it less critical
you can be to far up front and you will not get the nose to dip
you dont have to be right down the back anymore so you can have a more aggressive stance and still nail that turn flat out
i am a leg dragger
you know when you leg drag and its critical where the foot on the hull is in regard to fore and aft
well this makes it less critical
you can be to far up front and you will not get the nose to dip
you dont have to be right down the back anymore so you can have a more aggressive stance and still nail that turn flat out