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  1. Each manufacturer usually has a regional promo coordinator. these guys usually look at the tournaments when posted and try and figure out where boats need to be and arrange for the promo guys to cover these events. The boat companies have a per tournament fee that is applied to your discount when you purchase the next boat. Id say you can go to as few or as many as you want to. Discounts are not huge but it keeps you in a new boat each year. Here in our region most of the tournament organizers also waive your entry fee into the event and often provide lodging during the tournament weekend
  2. Malibu Open $60000 in prize money for men's and women's. slalom and jump. Add men women trick could be another 30000. We also do 4000 in jr scholarships. Not to mention paying for use of site. Set up. Tents bathrooms webcast officials travel and the numerous other expenses. Very big budget to put on. And every waterski event trying to get money from the same industry sponsors. Harder to accomplishing than most people can imagine. I know the California pro am with slalom only is a pretty big budget as well. Greg does a good job of cultivating outside industry local sponsors as well

     

     

  3. ALL-NEW MALIBU RESPONSE TXi BRINGS

    THE NEXT MAJOR SKI BOAT ADVANCE

     

    Softest, flattest wakes ever for the best skiing experience.

     

    Loudon, TN | November 11, 2016 -- Malibu Boats, the global leader in watersports towboat sales, has introduced the all-new 2017 Response TXi, the second-generation of its record-setting waterski boat. The new TXi is designed to give skiers the softest, flattest wakes ever while putting a sharper edge on unmistakable Malibu style. Joining the line is the first-ever TXi Malibu Open Edition, named for the company’s premier ski tournament and equipped with exclusive features.

     

    The original Malibu TXi reigned as the world’s premier ski boat, with skiers setting 10 world records behind it. Malibu drew on its three decades as a ski boat innovator to make the new, second-generation TXi the sport’s next legend. The new TXi, like the original, is easy to handle and makes an ideal ski boat for any line length and skill level.

     

    “I am so excited about the future of this new hull and design,” said Malibu world record holder Regina Jacquess, who set a pending world record in the Response TXi’s second tournament appearance on November 5th, running three and a half buoys at 41 off.

     

    “The wakes are non-existent, and because they are so flat, they do not impede the skier in trying to gain direction across the course,” she said, detailing her experience behind the new TXi. “The lack of wake allowed me to gain angle and width to get cross course at 41 off without interruption or loss of leverage, and that was key to my ability to set a new world record.”

     

    The 2017 Malibu TXi is available in the classic closed-bow design or the contemporary open-bow model. For both, the new, cutting-edge profile hints at uncompromised performance. Malibu redesigned the famous T-cut Diamond hull with a wider bow, adjusted chines and angled strakes. As a result, the new, slightly larger TXi gives a better ride on the water, with increased lift and a more forgiving wake while maintaining its laser-like tracking on the water.

     

    From the helm, the driver will feel higher precision handling at tournament speeds for all three events. Skiers looking to set a new personal best will benefit from the new TXi’s utter consistency and performance.

     

    Form, function and signature Malibu style define the new TXi’s interior, which features a new, lower dash to improve driver sightlines. Improved ergonomics and storage make the 2017 TXi more user-friendly, and details such as new billet aluminum folding ski racks, glovebox and rear hatch lids exemplify renowned Malibu attention to detail.

     

    New Malibu Open Edition

    Named for Malibu’s premier ski tournament, the first-ever TXi Malibu Open Edition commemorates the best of the sport. Special touches abound in both the closed-bow or open-bow versions, making the TXi Malibu Open Edition the ultimate expression of premium design and functionality for the sport. An upgraded dash features a new Zero Off integrated 4.5” touch screen and special interior touches, plus exclusive badging.

     

    Unrivaled Malibu Quality

    An exceptionally wide range of available metallic and solid gelcoat color choices gives TXi buyers the opportunity to put their personal stamp on the boat. The 2017 TXi delivers the stellar Malibu workmanship that skiers rely on for consistency and long-lasting durability. Like all Malibu models, the 2017 Response TXi is backed by the industry’s best warranty and supported by the largest domestic and international dealer network in the watersports category.

     

    About Malibu Boats

    Malibu Boats is the world’s largest manufacturer of watersports towboats, owning over one-third of the worldwide market share. Malibu sells the Wakesetter, M235 and Response models -- as well as the Axis Wake Research brand -- through a global dealer network. With approximately 525 employees worldwide and three manufacturing facilities in California, Tennessee, and Australia, Malibu builds boats to help you live a #lifewithoutlimits on the water. [NASDAQ: MBUU] | @malibuboats

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  4. In todays day and time promo owners can not get into the program expecting to make money. If you don't lose money its a bonus As a long time promo member, I can tell you that I appreciate tournament organizers like JD who comp entries and provide me a place to stay. JD always has good food and cold beer (working on his crown royal stock). My point is if you are skiing tournaments anyway, promo owners are much more likely to take a boat to a site like JD's who show their appreciation to the guy that tows the boat up to his site. With the bonus of getting to ski at a site you like. I put plenty of hours on a boat, so being on the promo team allows me to keep a boat each year without running up too many hours and really taking a financial hit. It does make it difficult for fall tournaments because I start trying to sell a boat and deliver it in August.

     

     

  5. The rev 6, the flex tails and the nano one skis are all three different dkis The shape changed with the flex tail from the nano one. Different kick point and tapering ( narrowing) of the front of the ski from the nano one shape. The rev 6 has added length to the tail of the ski. The additional length added to tail of the ski has changed the ski profile in the water along with the tapered front. There are lots of people who still love the nano one and the XT.
  6. Both skis are available Nano 1 and the Nano1XT. Not confusing the market, the Nano 1's were great skis for a lot of people. Personally I think the Rev 6 is a better ski. But some folks still like the Nano 1's No down side in making them available, based upon high demand for them.
  7. First of all thanks for all of the positive comments and suggestions. Most of these are great ideas you guys are right we can do a hell of a lot more with this event. All it takes is money. Realize that Tommy Jerry and myself don't live in Mikwaukee This tournament pays 64000 in prize money for slalom and jump. The use of the lake cost money. Tents bathrooms bleachers webcast and everything that goes along with this event cost money. Add tricks I'd love to. Somebody come up with another $30000

     

    This is the first year I have been responsible for putting on the event It's quite the task. Had some great local help. Tony Mike and Steve wete life savers. My email is cscott1968@hotmail.com. I am happy to take the help. All ideas cost money. There has to be local sponsors to have this event blow up.

     

    Media coverage we usually get was occupied with some unrest in parts of Milwaukee. Which by the way. You would have never known it was going on.

     

    This is an unreal venue. We need to blow it up. I agree. Malibu is committed for 2017

     

    You can contact me if you truly want to be involved. If you have local contacts I will have sponsorship packages available. It's all you can do to put the event on when everyone is tapping the same industry sponsors. These guys have been great. But it will take outside money to make this bigger and better. I'm open to help and suggestions

     

     

  8. Babes seat soap followed by babes seat saver. Let seat soap soak on the vinyl then use a sponge with a scrub pad. Will get the vinyl as clean as ever. Also Babes supports many water ski events unlike any of the other companies mentioned above. They are really good people to deal with.
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