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From: tj@utcs.UUCP (tj)
Newsgroups: net.rec.boat
Subject: Re: Water Skiers where are you?
Message-ID: <567@utcs.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 15:19:08 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr  4 15:19:08 1985
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indeed... I did not make it clear...
I have no problem getting up on one ski, did it for too long behind a 45 horse
before I spent the $ on 75 horses... But I would like to know if I am doing 
something fundamentally wrong when trying to get up with both feet in the
bindings of my single ski. (I don't even remember how to ski on two skis!!!)
If i get a new ski I might consider two full bindings so I will never come
out but if I really need Mega-Ponies to get out of the water with both
feet strapped in then I can't afford it. The full bindings make it impossible
to get your back foot in after getting up. (actually maybe I am wrong here..
maybe I am assuming that since these are really tedious to put on while
sitting in the water they would be impossible when skiing but I could
be wrong!!)
tj