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A must have for slalom skiing especially if the skier is an accomplished one I also grew up slalom skiing Hey, I was checking out a GTS 187 the other day. My friends and I are into slalom skiing and wakeboarding. I realize that those will have different ideal boats.
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I am just looking around for opinions on what might be the best fit. When checking out the GTS 187 I was really impressed with the... I'm an experienced slalom skier but hate having to look for good water and this thing seems to be the answer. I don't want to get into wakeboarding (tried it years ago and also tried snowboarding and had the same "going sideways" problem that I could never get used to) but want something that offers a bit of an alternative.
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I have had 4 19 Ski Nautiques. 3 had Boatmate and the trailer I have now is a Phoenix. So far so good, carpet still looks new. FYI, the Phoenix is 2 inches lower then the Boatmate. Looks better and seems to load better.
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All trailer have been tandems. I do have a work around for the Boatmate inner bow bunks! jjackkrash Posts: 1,258Mega Baller ... Looking for help for a friend's 197 with Indmar MCX. Yesterday engine check came on and sent engine to limp mode...it happened twice when he was skiing. I seem to eat handles with my ski so went with the tubing plus the tubing at the Y.
Skied it 8+ sets now (S FL, so some 80 degree+ days in there). Have had Masterline's with all the tubing before, great handles also, can't knock them at all, but the In-Tow just feels better. And I like the idea of the crossbar. It's a winner all around.