Waterski Blank Womens
SKU: 2020 Radar Union Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Radar
The Radar Union is one of the most versatile cross-over skis around, with its capabilities to ski anywhere from 24 to 32mph making it the perfect ski for any lady. An adjusted continuous rockerline on the Senate uses a decreased rocker...
SKU: 2020 Radar Lyric Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Radar
The Radar Lyric takes everything from Radar's top of the line Vapor range and adds a touch of extra width to it, creating a cross-over ski with absolute tournament capabilities that blows away all that have come before. An adjusted...
SKU: 2020 Radar Lyric Graphite Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Radar
The Radar Lyric Graphite takes everything from Radar's top of the line Vapor range and adds a touch of extra width to it, creating a cross-over ski with absolute tournament capabilities that blows away all that have come before. An...
SKU: 2020 Radar Butter Knife Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Radar
The Radar Butter Knife, based off the same idea as the Katana and designed to take free skiing to the next level, it features a host of tech produced by Radar to make skiing as easy and enjoyable as possible....
SKU: 2020 Kidder Neon Waterski 66"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Kidder
The Kidder Neon is the twin sister of the Krypton As such it gives you all the features that created a well balanced ski, with a more forgiving construction, because we're not all crushing courses. With a slightly wider profile and tail...
SKU: 2020 Jobe Carbon Esprit Waterski 66"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (2 items)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Jobe
The Jobe Esprit is your entry into the faster paced world of tournament waterskiing, with the added benefit of being able to ski it in almost any conditions. With a 3-stage rocker design and edge to edge concave technology, you...
SKU: 2020 HO Omni Womens Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: HO Skis
The HO Omni is their signature centrepiece. Combining the thinking of past ski's the Omni is developed to create a single ski shape that is incredibly adaptable to a wide variety of skiers. The Base PU core construction with fibreglass...
SKU: 2020 HO Hovercraft Womens Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: HO Skis
The HO Hovercraft is the new board that everyone should have in their quiver. If you've ever wondered how a surfboard would handle to ski on (which you probably haven't), you now have the answer with this free-ski weapon. Shaped...
SKU: 2020 HO Fusion Freeride Womens Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: HO Skis
The HO Fusion Freeride is they open water weapon that's designed to make you live in that moment of freedom, between the turns. Utilising the ideas of the past, the fusion is a blend between the best bits that made the freeride a...
SKU: 2020 HO Carbon Omni Womens Slalom Waterski 67"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: HO Skis
The HO Carbon Omni is the middle tier of their signature centrepiece. Combining the thinking of past ski's the Omni is developed to create a single ski shape that is incredibly adaptable to a wide variety of skiers. The Carbon...
SKU: 2020 Connelly Concept Womens Slalom Waterski 66"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Connelly
The Connelly Concept is old faithful, almost everyone has skied on one and if you haven't skied on one, ask your next door neighbour. Chances are they own one. A Closed Cell PU Core allows the Concept to be a...
SKU: 2019 Jobe Capri Women's Waterski 67"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: Jobe
The Jobe Capri continues to be Jobe's perfect mid range ski of choice, keeping its traditional light weight and responsive style. With a 3-stage rocker design and edge to edge concave technology, you are maximising your transitions from cut to...
SKU: 2019 HO Omni Womens Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: HO Skis
The HO Omni is their signature centrepiece. Combining the thinking of past ski's the Omni is developed to create a single ski shape that is incredibly adaptable to a wide variety of skiers. The Base PU core construction with fibreglass...
SKU: 2019 HO Carbon Omni Womens Slalom Waterski 65"
AVAILABILITY: In stock (1 item)
PRODUCT TYPE: Waterski
VENDOR: HO Skis
The HO Carbon Omni is the middle tier of their signature centrepiece. Combining the thinking of past ski's the Omni is developed to create a single ski shape that is incredibly adaptable to a wide variety of skiers. The Carbon...
The other facet of the ski you can change is the fin, this can cause a drastic change in the way the ski handles. if you are moving the fin longitudinally we recommend that you shift it the same amount you plan on moving your boot to work in with the ski. Moving the fin forward will make the ski feel smaller on the water but allow it to turn quicker. Conversely, shifting the fin backwards will place more ski in the water, creating a more stable feel. Keep in mind when moving the fin not to shift it too far, work in 1/10 of an inch increments. It is also good to notice the depth of the fins from front to back. Changing the depth can lead to huge changes in the ski, raising the front of the fin will cause a ski to stick and take some pivot out of a turn, while raising the back of the fin will drive the ski forward and drive turns more. All in all the most simple way to explain this is that adjustments will control the pressure on the nose of the ski and at the end of your turn. Overall depth becomes dependent on your skiing ability, if you're just starting out and have an adjustable fin, the shallower the better as it will allow the ski to turn with ease. The deeper and harder you're getting into your turns, the deeper you will want the fin to increase hold and stop the tail 'blowing out'. If you find the ski is getting hard to turn, maybe adjust the fin back up a tad.
The final aspect of a ski that can be changed is the wing on the fin. This acts as brake to reduce the speed into the turn, so if you're just starting out you might want to think about making life easier on yourself and taking it out. If you are going to keep it in, factory settings tend to sit mostly around 7 to 10 degrees of angle, this will stop the ski pulling up at weird angles. If your adjusting the fin as a whole, then you will want to adjust the wing to balance and work with these settings. A forward fin movement will leave you wanting more angle on your wing, where a fin that is shifted backwards will require a wing that has less angle.
