- For children weighing 50-90 lbs to easily, safely learn to water ski
- Wide-body design provides stability; wide tail adds lift during start-up
- Removable cross bar keeps tips aligned
- Come with 45' 2-handle tow rope for skier and "trainer"
- Light, stiff, and durable; 46" long
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These trainers are designed for children weighing 50-90 pounds to easily and safely learn to water ski. The wide-body design provides stability, and a wide tail adds lift during start-up. A removable cross bar keeps tips aligned. The skies are come with a 45-foot two-handle tow rope that allows the skier to hold one handle and a "trainer" to hold the other, assuring that falls are as gentle as possible. RIM (liquid molded) construction with fiberglass reinforcements ensures the 46-inch skis are light, stiff, and durable. Adjustable slide bindings have padded inserts.
About Hydroslide
Hydroslide, a division of Nash Manufacturing is the premier name brand in recreational water sports products. With products ranging from the innovative "Hoppers" wake skis to the most famous brand of kneeboards worldwide, all of Hydroslide's items are made with your enjoyment in mind.
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RIM construction (instead of wood) is stiffer, lighter, and guaranteed to last longer. Unique two handle system allows the skier to hold one handle and the trainer to hold the other, assuring that the first falls are as gentle as possible. Rigid cross bar keep ski tips in perfect alignment while learning. 46 long wide body design is perfect for all children 50-90lbs. Made in USA
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What a very well thought out system. The rope attaches to the stabilizer bar in the front of the skis, and from there, there is a rope that goes to the children's hands. This allows the skis to be towed, not the child. This helps in allowing the child to not have to have an immense upper body strength to get up. Don't worry about the child falling however. I was concerned about this until I realized that the other end of the rope does NOT attach to the back of the boat. (This would be scary as the boat would drag a fallen skier). The spotter in the boat holds a handle also attached to the stabilizer bar on the ski. That way, if the child falls, all the spotter has to do is let go of the rope. This forces the spotter to be vigilant in watching the child learn to ski. Once the child gets the hang of skiing, they just remove the stabilzer bar, and use a regular tow rope. Very nicely thought out. I loved the skiis so much that I bought an adult pair from the same company for myself.
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