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it seems like a lot of people shorten their hulls to make them easier to flip... this makes sense for flat water or maybe small east coast surf. but when i see someone flipping on a shortened hull on decent size surf they just dont look as impreseeive to me because they are spinning quicker and...

well if you ever want to get air and or do inverts, i say re-inforce it first so you dont have down time later doing repairs. unless you are someone who only wants to do surf riding and never any jumping, then you WILL need to re-inforce your ski. like tittirash said, make sure to beef up...

count me in!

i use a $10 helmet

lol not the way i reinforce things..that mod would add wight if i did it!

www.skifax.com

looks good... i wanted to do the "swoop" mod on my ski but never got around to it. it seemed like it would be alot of work just for something cosmetic but i definitely like the swoop look better.

i know, i wasnt putting your build down. well once you get your flatwater ski ready, you should make your rn into a surf ski!!

awesome!

do those front sponsons come with it? i noticed they are also on other krash hulls, are they on all of them or is that an option?

im sorry but i dont see it. looks more like a sj with a nose job then either of those two boats. any price on these/ are they in full production yet?

awesome...now you know what you have to do to make your next ski surf ready. if the ski was built right for surf you wouldnt be having those issues.

i also like the original

no..i probably wont be able to make it till after new years. i already rode 3 times this year, so im good till next year anyways..lol

somebody post a pic of Zachs ski (im too lazy to do it). i know its not a paint job, but it is one of the best looking skis IMO.

its just my opinion. i did like coungs old ski with the blowsion paint job but it didnt look as "90's" and tacky as most of them do (either does eddies)

base jumping looks like alot of fun... but i like having room for error, and there isnt any in that sport.

i for one dislike most of blowsions paint jobs. they look like they are stuck in the 90's (oh wait, the sport is stuck in the 90's)

personally i wouldnt go the bedliner route in case i ever had to do any fiberglass repairs or add re-inforcement. that stuff would be a p.i.t.a to remove. i just like the dyed resin look. i went with white dye and am very happy with it after 3 or 4 years.

great article.. congrats jerry