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3. Safety and Insurance Concerns for Increased PWC Speed on the Water Six years ago, the average maximum speed of all PWC was about 35 miles an hour. A few were pushing 40 mph, but most were slower. Today the average is up around 50 mph, with some high- performance models hitting 60 mph off the showroom floor. And with after-market souping up, some can go even […]...
4. Terry Winter Joins Team GOODE GOODE has signed professional water skier Terry Winter, the well-known practitioner and proponent of the “West Coast” slalom style, to not only ski and compete on the company’s world-record setting skis, but to put his expertise and creativity to work on the company’s graphic design, sales, marketing, and product development. “When we began talking to […]...
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6. How to lower your personal watercraft insurance There are several ways to get a better rate on your boat insurance. Some of them are beyond our control, but others are a matter of personal choice. With a little patience and research can improve the rate at a good level and save a good amount of money in the long term. Basic improvements […]...
7. Maximize Your Water Ski School Experience   World-class coach and skier Seth Stisher (h2osmosis.com) shows you how to get the most out of your water ski coach. LISTEN and TRUST From a coach’s standpoint, it takes my heart out of the game when I know someone isn’t listening. Give the coach a chance to get through to you. COMMUNICATE Most coaches […]...
8. Get Help to Design Your Own Sailboat For those who are interested in sailboats, this article will give some suggestions that will to help design your own. However, before getting started it is best to point out that the designing will be the most crucial part when it comes to building a boat and will also require you to conduct a detailed […]...
9. Nick Parsons’ Pre-Season Boost Two years ago, we said that WATERSKI cover boy Nick Parsons “isn’t your typical pro water skier – or human being.” The good thing is he hasn’t changed a bit. Read his interview below, then check out a collection of our favorite Parsons pics. What was it like growing up as a competitive water skier […]...
10. PWC Characteristics, Know Your Watercraft As previously noted, many of the high-performance design characteristics that make PWC appealing to ride also make them relatively dangerous and difficult to control. For example, PWC can accelerate rapidly and can travel across the water at very high speeds. They can also turn abruptly and weave through heavily congested boat traffic. Despite this maneuverability, […]...
11. PWC manufacturers have addressed many of design-related safety concerns PWC manufacturers have addressed many of these design-related safety concerns. First, most new PWC models are larger, heavier and more stable. They do not leave the water as frequently as older models and are relatively difficult to capsize. Second, many newer PWC models have highly responsive reversible throttles that can be used to slow or […]...
12. Inconsiderate behavior of some PWC operators continues to be an issue Despite improvements to PWC design and safety, the improper, careless and inconsiderate behavior of some operators continues to be an issue for safety officials, boaters and marine resource users. For example, PWC riders launching or operating near public beaches can jeopardize swimmers and annoy beachgoers, while riders zig-zagging through congested waters or jumping boat wakes […]...
13. Do I need to wear a vest while on a personal watercraft? The answer is a BIG yes! Age Required To Wear: AZ: A person, age 12 or younger, must wear a Type I, II, III, life jacket while the vessel is underway. When wearing a life jacket, all closures must be secured according to the manufacturer’s design. CA: 13 and under must wear Type I, II, […]...
14. PWC Engines, The Ethanol Menace, Insurance Your boat may be the greatest enemy of the fuel inside it. There are a number of reports in the press about the negative effects of ethanol in fuel tanks for marine use – is a concern for boat owners. PWC Insurance Quotes — Click Here! The problem began when many areas began banning the […]...
15. Inside Malibu’s New 2012 Response TXi   Five years after launching their much-heralded redesigned Response LXi hull, the crew at Malibu Boats decided to take their R&D team to task yet again, challenging them to come up with their best tournament-inspired design to date. Enter the 2012 Malibu TXi and its fully overhauled T Cut Diamond hull. The designers at Malibu […]...