Krash Reaper

[EvanKrefski]

Has any one gotten a chance to ride one of these flat water?

If i had unlimited funds i would buy one in a heart beat, drop a 1200cc in it and ride it flat water!

Has anything similar been done?

How do people like these things?

Thanks Evan

 

[EvanKrefski]

Ill take that as a no! lol

 

[Nuklear6]

I've got about 20 min on one just recently. Very stable, pretty heavy, but the back end is very very loose. Great of when you want to slide, bad for if you want to actually turn hard. I had to noticeably slow myself down to a speed the hull could hold when cornering. Weight bias and overall weight would require a very big motor/pump and a bunch of skill to flat water flip IMO.

 

[EvanKrefski]

Thats good to know!

Thats what i want to hear is people opinions!

Thank you

 

[tightithrash]

It slides on the rear for sure if your turn it flat but man if you lay it over on its rail it hooks! It took me a few rides to figure it out.

@player1 is building a 155 with a 16mm DASA 1200 total loss and power factor pipe. The goal is to make it happen!

Also stu now is currently in 2nd place in the world tour for blaster class. Sick unit!

 

[EvanKrefski]

I want to ride one so bad! @tightithrash Are you and your crew bringing one to world finals this year?

 

[tightithrash]

I want to ride one so bad! @tightithrash Are you and your crew bringing one to world finals this year?

For sure!

 

[player1]

Mines a Surf layup so it may go around. I heard Takaaki ordered a full Carbon fibre one, that will flat water flip no probs.

 

[kieran79]

There is a shorter one now that is going to be demoed to see how it goes but my normal surf layup reaper flips of boat wakes with a 701 ada head and b pipe I am thinking of ordering the shorter one but don't think it's needed

My ski is set up very loose and loves to slide but I can still corner on a rail it all comes down to the right body position