Quote Originally Posted by DFTR Josh View Post
Seen a LOT of towing in pictures this season and people still sitting in the bow. I've seen a rope snap from towing at low speeds and could have taken somebody's head off. Hell either vessel and the rope breaks could be VERY bad.
That's some good insight Josh.

FWIW, I use a 10mm rock/ice climbing rope as my anchor and "tow" line. It's incredibly stronger than the crap that most marine stores sell for this purpose. WAY stronger than ski or tube lines. Think of it like your spectra wakeboard line, but 10mm thick! And my attachment to the bow loop was with a rock climbing D-ring carabiner that's rated at 29 KN.

I'm not saying sh** can't happen. But I do use gear that is way stronger than most people have in their boats.

Quote Originally Posted by Ironcross25 View Post
Hey trayson,

Fins in or out? Trying on my nub step with no luck. Have fins in and have gotten 180 but then all shit hits the fan after


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I ride with just the big two fins on my board. They are the John John Grom fins, which are a little looser and faster than the F2 and f3 fins I used to ride. Yep, I've been working it with the bigs fins still in place.