What's a "WaterSki"? <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/rofl.gif" border=0> <BR> <BR>No I did not, I don't actully recieve any published mags. Wakeworld provides all of the information I could ever need!!! <BR> <BR>Not to take the thread over, Scott what Matt posted is right. <BR> <BR>You will find that the Skyski's are easier to ride. They track and trun more like a waterski, where as an AirChair is a bit touchy. <BR> <BR>I have been on about everything out there, AirChairs, Modified AirChairs, AirChair Stealths, Skyskis with and with out the Shock tower, LEX and an Airboard... I ride a good old Skyski shock tower. <BR> <BR>I think that the Skyskis require you to use your legs and the AirChair needs you to use your back more for things like jumping. No right or wrong just a difference. <BR> <BR>Check ebay for deals on both brands, also you can try to watch this yahoo forum <BR><a href="mailto:Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com">Hydrofoil@ yahoogroups.com</a> <BR>I'll warn you, there are a ton of posts on there every day. I find it hard to follow, but good deals on used skis come up. That is how I bought mine. <BR> <BR>Also, is there some that you can go with that rides a hydrofoil? That helps a lot. There are a couple of basic things to do and having that in boat coach is helpful.
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