my wife wants to learn how to water ski so i need to get some ski's. i would like to know what kind to get? i have looked at some ski's and i see the really wide ones wich to me would be easy for her to get up on? she is 50 years old so this has to be pretty easy for her to do or she will just say forget it... i really need this to be enjoyable (?) for her
if we could get a set that would work for both of us that would be a plus and im 240lbs.
i have seen o'brian connley and other brands but am not sure how long they should be and so forth. what say you???
thanks ralph
Hey Ralph
Ideally you both want to get to one ski as soon as possible,, easier to control, easier on the back, etc. You may both want to start on doubles, unless one or both of you is particularly coordinated or used to other "balance" sports.
It's going to help a bunch if you have a good driver when you are learning, good observer won't hurt either. Depending on where and when you plan on trying, I would be up for helping. I am 5 minutes from Puddingstone, got an outboard ski boat that's tough enough to get me up wrapped up. (Don't know if you are aware of my ski racing background?)