Water Skis

Can I use the same skis for traditional water skiing and mono skiing?

It depends. Combo skis are designed to be used in pairs for traditional water skiing, but one of the two skis can also be used for mono skiing. However, for more advanced mono skiing, it is advisable to use a specific ski, which is narrower and has a central fin.

What is the right length for water skis?

The ideal length of water skis depends on the rider's weight and skill level. As a general rule, beginners should opt for longer skis, which offer greater stability. More experienced riders may prefer shorter skis, which are more maneuverable.

What are the best materials for water skis?

Modern water skis are made from a variety of materials, including fiberglass, carbon fiber, and composite resins. Fiberglass is a durable and economical material, ideal for beginners. Carbon fiber is lighter and stiffer, offering greater performance for experienced riders.

What are combo skis and who are they suitable for?

Combo skis are designed to be used both for traditional water skiing (in pairs) and for mono skiing (using only one ski). They are ideal for beginners and for those looking for a versatile solution to start practicing both sports.

What is the difference between a slalom ski and a trick ski?

Slalom skis are designed for speed and precision in turns, with a narrower shape and a larger fin. Trick skis, on the other hand, are shorter and wider, with a shape that facilitates rotations and acrobatics.

Is it necessary to wear a life jacket when water skiing?

Yes, the use of an approved life jacket is essential for safety when water skiing. It protects in the event of falls and helps you stay afloat.

How do I choose the right size bindings for my water skis?

The size of the bindings should correspond to your shoe size. Many bindings are adjustable to fit different sizes. Consult the manufacturer's size chart to find the correct size.