Search results

Great news colby, glad to hear it worked out for you! It takes time on the water to get comfortable...in no time you'll be going upside down...on purpose! Been about a week since we've been out, but I'm heading to the lake tonight. The wife's been out on the boat tanning all day...must be...

Four tanks worth down to the knoxville area and back. All hand calc. Truck performed better than my wildest expectations. Cruise set on 70 on the I-state. 3500 miles on the truck. Very pleased. -So. Il to north side of Nashville. 11.7 (started with 3/4 tank, 10.3 (lots of city)) -N of...

I'll play. 2500 miles. Stock (w/17" 265's), dfp back MBRP. Leer Capper. Around town light I get 14-15. Hwy 17+ (don't know haven't driven it that far light yet). Towing through town I get 11-12. I'm towing (<--- boat, ~6,000 lbs with added drag from the tower and speakers) down to the...

I've got an inland surfer blue loogie and a HL broadcast 4' 9". Blue is good for bigger riders, learning and relaxed surfing. the broadcast is good for carving and spins. I'd like to surf behind a BU or a enzo as my 21v doesn't throw the best surf wake.

Rat trap is a good name for it! I've had harder falls like that than barefooting. Caught my heel edge once and got knocked stupid. Cat scan show I actually had a brain though which surprised my wife...

We just bought two Current Design Kestrals 120's. I have little experience with them, but I would recommend finding a good local dealer instead of buying from a chain. I almost did, but am very glad I bought from a dealer much better service, and not that more expensive.

Here are some more tips... To get up: 1. Pull your knees to your chest. 2. Wrap your arms around your knees. 3. Let the boat do the work. You should not have to work to get up. 4. Depends on what kind of boat, but you should not have to go to WOT to get up. A good driver helps greatly...