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@horton I have a 196 but ski behind two responses quite a bit.

Received a Competition Slalom Line, S Series from S-Lines. Easy to order, quick delivery, I made a change to my order (color) and they quickly responded to my change request. Line looks great, can't wait to try it out. A minor constructive feedback is the loops between lengths are on the small side. I prefer larger loops when dealing with putting the line on the pylon.

If the liner releases from the shell and the shell releases from the Reflex mechanism, does the shell sink?

I would like to see the dismount from the stilt skis.

That would be an interesting poll . . . how many of us carry a spare prop and tools?

Norm Wenzel

In the future, we may print our skis to our weight, height, age, and ability.

Have you considered 3M interloc?

Good memories of Jack visiting at Lakeview Village in Colorado. Always engaging and enthusiastic. A legend in our sport. Godspeed to him on his new journey.

I bought a ski through him this year. I got the ski but had to push him on shipment, etc. When I did question the shipping, he sent me past shipping details for another customer in what felt like an attempt to put me off. I did get the ski in about 10 days, not the usual 3-4 days that we all have become accustomed to as of late. I doubt I do business with him again.

@oldjeep Yes, it definitely looks like it is made in the U.S.A, not some foreign made scooter.

@tel We have the Wally yellow boat guides and green 55M's along with Wally turn buoys. We just put them in for the third season and they look great. I also compared to a new one from the shed and very little difference in color. We're in Colorado at 5000 feet elevation with intense sunshine and they are in from the beginning of April to the beginning of November. Prior to this I was painting polyforms every year.

Please no more apps. I'm apped out.

Must be my computer.

Interesting . . . Nate Smith no longer shows up on SafeSports's Centralized Discipline Database