Sharky
www.fpjetskis.com
- Location
- Gold Coast Australia
The trim system has held up fine and gives you around 45 degrees of throw so makes back flips on real small stuff easy...it is a nice piece of bling too.
XFT hull Happiness
- Thread starter Sharky
- Start date
ANT
Just ride
- Location
- Sea Isle City, NJ
How are those footholds? Do you have to get those footholds wit the ski? Are they comfortable, they look like they would be hard to move around in and jump around in.
Sharky
www.fpjetskis.com
- Location
- Gold Coast Australia
The footholds are cumfy but i think they are more for flatwater not surf as somtime i like to put one foot forward and they get in the way
Sharky, do you have any more up dates on your XFT ?. I ordered one through CG Racing, who is a dealer now! My air time is nothing like what you've posted. I chose a slightly reinforced flatwater hull, "carbon look" so I don't have to worry about paint. I here what you say about the padding on the bond line but I ordered "thick" for more foot space for hood tricks. Lou
Sharky
www.fpjetskis.com
- Location
- Gold Coast Australia
Lou, I have smashed the nose into the bottom 4 times and it has not even got a scratch...... my mates stock ski is a mess with the nose completely coming off, the foot holds are OK but kind of get in the way, it is your choice if you run them over the old rickters as i believe for the flat they are great, one thing i have to say is the pole is still going strong......and looks like it will hold up fine.....the padding on the side sergio is aware of this and is using a harder compound, i do not do hood tricks or stand on the rail so i have no real complaints, they do act as a good bumper when you leave your ski near outher ones. cheers