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There is definitely enough room for a front foothold. I am hoping to put one in my boat over the winter.

Anyone know what the song is that starts at 6:40?? I used shazaam and googled the lyrics with no results.

That Brodie Cropp video is impressive!!!

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Won't be able to make it down but looking forward to the spring ride! Hope you guys have good weather and surf!

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I have the rubber piece if you need it

You won't be disappointed putting tubbies on a ski. I think it's a great mod that just makes the SJ more fun to ride.

What's the pricing on these??

That's epic!!! How deep is it?? That's my dream to have a pond in the backyard

That is a pretty sweet ride spot, is that literally in your backyard??

Looks sweet, keep up the good work!

Great job!! X2 on setup wake, it will be easier to get more height and complete rotation before hitting the water.

Thanks for sharing! I am hoping to attend for the first time next summer!

awesome footage and ride spot! what copter is that??

That's what I did and it seemed to make the most sense to me and it shouldn't cause any issues. if you mount the pump first and try to align it with the center of the tube then put the midshaft on, there will be stress on the midshaft/driveshaft splines that will cause premature wear.

Thank you for sharing that, I was always under the assumption the side lower was higher, the higher you went in stroke mm.

I guess "maintenance" was not the right word but when it comes down to getting in the stroker game 4-5mm stroker motors are more feasible for most vs stepping up to a 10mm+ motor. TPE, Jetworks, and PHP have really stepped into that market with great motor options that offer a better "hit"...

After riding a few different skis this summer, stroker is the way to go for flat water. 4-5mm would probably be a little less maintenance than say a 10mm+ motor.