Well Mr. Dart, I'm not sure about changing any benchmarks, but I definitely met and slightly exceeded my own personal goals. If you need some help trimming some fat off your next creation, give me a holler.Seems you set a benchmark s bit higher in the freestyle realm huh.
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Air blair cell
If we meet up again, you are more than welcome to give it a run. I saw you out there throwing huge barrels and flips. Keep up the good riding.
Haha. I think we all watched him hit that banana peel in the cove as well..
Is this the first rtr ski under 200? Very clean and impressive work!
I didn't get too much into the dimensions, but as I mentioned at the beginning, its a tiny carbon ski. The top deck from nose to tail is 78". The bottom is 71" from the nose to the end of the ride plate. It's a flipper and spinner, not a wave or buoy chaser.
Thanks. The biggest changes were made in the nose and pretty much the entire bottom deck. The original hull is so blunt that it's actually scary to nose stab, as it does not want to pierce the water at all. It was also very unforgiving when it come to "nosing in" flips. Those issues were addressed in the new ski. I have a few more ideas to bring to life this winter to make the ski even better for next year.
