Trinity Composites Matrix Pro Hull

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Trinity Composites

Lightweight Evolution
Location
Palm Bay, FL
New style power valves were installed today by the crew at x-metal/x-scream, thanks guys. Tomorrow all goes well it will get wet. :dance:I'll get some pics up in the next day or so forgot my usb cable. Plus some water testing footage. :thewave:
 
IKSTEJ

IKSTEJ

BOGIE
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Region 7
carbonjet said:
The dudes are on the water now, Pat and Bobby will be posting some pics later on today for you guys.
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Scott you have no idea how sweet this thing is.
Pictures do not do the hull, or the paint, any justice, you have to see it in person.
The craftsmanship of the hull is flawless, and the overall appearance is stealth like.
It handles better than any ski I've ever ridden
I'm pretty honored to be the first to ride this one.
Tuning was spot on :) I think I adjusted the idle a 1/4 turn.
I hope you've been working out ;)
We had an issue with the trim, so backy's weren't gonna happen, but it won't be a problem.
Its like 4 ft deep where we test, and I wouldn't have hesitated to let it eat.
again the handling is unbelievable, Bobby really nailed every aspect, from handling to just how flippin cool it looks.
You haven't seen this ski till you see it in person on the water. Its BAD !!!!!
If anyone was on the fence about owning one, ........ better put your order in quick :)


We've bult allot of high end skis, for a long time, and this thing is at the top of my list.
Excellent work Bobby!!!!!! :hail:
 
carbonjet

carbonjet

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USA
IKSTEJ said:
Scott you have no idea how sweet this thing is.
Pictures do not do the hull, or the paint, any justice, you have to see it in person.
The craftsmanship of the hull is flawless, and the overall appearance is stealth like.
It handles better than any ski I've ever ridden
I'm pretty honored to be the first to ride this one.
Tuning was spot on :) I think I adjusted the idle a 1/4 turn.
I hope you've been working out ;)
We had an issue with the trim, so backy's weren't gonna happen, but it won't be a problem.
Its like 4 ft deep where we test, and I wouldn't have hesitated to let it eat.
again the handling is unbelievable, Bobby really nailed every aspect, from handling to just how flippin cool it looks.
You haven't seen this ski till you see it in person on the water. Its BAD !!!!!
If anyone was on the fence about owning one, ........ better put your order in quick :)


We've bult allot of high end skis, for a long time, and this thing is at the top of my list.
Excellent work Bobby!!!!!! :hail:
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Thanks Pat its really cool to hear you say that, I know Bobby is really pumped about it too. Thank you so much for taking the time to help with this project Pat, and for changing out the cylinder, pistons and powervalves free of charge, you didn't have to do that. You rock bro! :usa2:

I guess everyone knows now what I knew all along, Bobby is a VERY talented person and REALLY went all out for me on this build. This all started with some conversations him and I had long ago about building a one off ski with no budget. I committed to him and he committed to me, the Matrix is the result.

The thing I like most about Bobby is he's 100% honest 100% of the time, and I just feel really lucky to have found such a great friend most of all.

To Bobby, Judy, Parr, Pat, Chuckie, Radney, and Brian :beerchug:
 
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Trinity Composites

Lightweight Evolution
Location
Palm Bay, FL
First I would like to say thanks to the dozens of people who have supported and pushed me to this point. Most people don't know that my registered company name is Team Trinity Inc. with a DBA of Trinity Composites. This has truly been a team effort, thanks again to all those who have been there for me! I spent the last day and a half with a great team of guys at X Metal. Thank you Pat, Chucky, Mike, Radney, and Brandon. Everybody who has rode the ski to this point has loved it, and I have told numerous people and I will say it again here the team of guys who have supported me have all added a piece to this puzzle, which has resulted in the end product. Too many names to list, you all know who you are, THANK YOU.

Many of us are getting together this Sunday at Lake Diddy hole. Should be a dozen plus skis and great riders. Along with a very good video man to document something we as a group are working on in a large scale. With a couple of adjustments to the trim and steering this ski will be top notch. We will be doing fine tuning in deep water so Pat and Jeremy will have a little more to work with. We will have some video to share next week. If you haven't signed up for the Parr experience you need to PM him asap. :lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao:I'm sure his wife is real happy with me right now. Thanks Jeremy for all the lawn work and effort, I will be sending you a $25.00 gift certificate towards the purchase of a hull.:pokey:
 
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Trinity Composites

Lightweight Evolution
Location
Palm Bay, FL
carbonjet said:
Thanks Pat its really cool to hear you say that, I know Bobby is really pumped about it too. Thank you so much for taking the time to help with this project Pat, and for changing out the cylinder, pistons and powervalves free of charge, you didn't have to do that. You rock bro! :usa2:

I guess everyone knows now what I knew all along, Bobby is a VERY talented person and REALLY went all out for me on this build. This all started with some conversations him and I had long ago about building a one off ski with no budget. I committed to him and he committed to me, the Matrix is the result.

The thing I like most about Bobby is he's 100% honest 100% of the time, and I just feel really lucky to have found such a great friend most of all.

To Bobby, Judy, Parr, Pat, Chuckie, Radney, and Brian :beerchug:
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Thanks Scott, you have been the driving force.
 
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Trinity Composites

Lightweight Evolution
Location
Palm Bay, FL
Here are a few pics from the start of the build I didn't have a chance to post until now.
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