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  • jos
    • Nov 2005
    • 154

    • Netherlands Boxtel


    Novelty?

    http://wakebox.free.fr/videosdusseldorf.php
  • SquamInboards
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Sep 2005
    • 397

    • Squam Lake, NH

    • '82 2001 '84 2001 '86 2001 '98 NSS '87 American Skier

    #2
    RE: Novelty?

    better than picking you buddy up 100 times while he's trying to learn kickflips
    How 'bout a little reverse action...

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    • jroyal
      • Aug 2003
      • 342

      • A, A

      • 2008 210 Black/White 2001 Super Air Black/White

      #3
      What? No life jacket? J.k. Cool.
      2008 Team Edition 210 - Black
      2001 Super Air Nautique *Sold*

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      • 882001
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Aug 2003
        • 353

        • clear lake texas


        #4
        how much? that would be alot of fun to have in the garage.
        1988 Ski Nautique \"2001\"

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        • Nates78Ski
          • Jan 2005
          • 323

          • Rossford, Ohio


          #5
          probably quite a bit...though, it would be pretty awesome to have during the winter months up here.

          Nate
          My \'78 SN

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          • Erik
            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
            • Sep 2003
            • 653

            • New England


            #6
            Re: RE: Novelty?

            Originally posted by SquamInboards
            better than picking you buddy up 100 times while he's trying to learn kickflips
            Ha!. I basically managed to get the entire online wakeskating community full-up with hatred toward me with a comment in that exact same vein. Careful dude!

            For the record, I agree with you. But the online wakeskating community has assured me that kickflips and all other seemingly difficult wakeskate tricks with a possibility of being on the inconsistent side (wake to wake kickflips, wake to wake 360 shuvs, and so forth) are extraorinarrily easy once you are in perfect harmony with your mind, body, soul and skate.

            Take that however you wish. I remain an incredibly horrible and inconsistent wakeskater and would surely benefit from such a training device. I am about 50% on wake to wake jumps @ 60 feet, 50% on shuvs and body varials, and nearing 100% effectiveness on boring and irritating my crew as I fuddle around on my wakeskate.

            I do love wakeskating though. I just wish I was better.

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            • Nates78Ski
              • Jan 2005
              • 323

              • Rossford, Ohio


              #7
              Re: RE: Novelty?

              Originally posted by Erik
              ...nearing 100% effectiveness on boring and irritating my crew as I fuddle around on my wakeskate.

              I do love wakeskating though. I just wish I was better.
              Hahaha, I too am about the same...my favorite move is cutting real hard at the wake, get as much air as possible & eat ****...everyone loves it...though, not me so much sometimes...then we just resort to wakeskate v. kneeboard battles...

              Nate
              My \'78 SN

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              • Andrew
                Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                • Aug 2005
                • 891

                • Tuscaloosa, AL


                #8
                RE: Re: RE: Novelty?

                would save lots of time and energy!
                the up front cost probably wouldn't be too bad compared to what it would cost to run the thing. think i'm gonna build one that is deisel powered and use vegetable oil for fuel.......

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