WaterSki Magazine

The Connelly F1 has been dominating the water ski tournament scene for years. It is known for its smooth and predictable performance. Moderately sharp forebody bevels work in conjunction with the large sweet spot to provide a smooth, non-critical turn. There is no question that the slalom ski will get you wide and early. Clean, [...]

Connelly’s new Sidewinder bindings have one mission: to provide the intermediate-level skier with a great-fitting boot. It has a smaller heel cup for support than its predecessor, the Fastback. Boasting a softer boot overlay, a streamlined hinge system for easy entrance and exit and a neoprene toe piece, the Sidewinder is sure to deliver ultimate [...]

HO is the first to develop womens-specific skis, and their new initiative begins with the Muse. The Muse shape was created to make deep water starts easy and provide an effortless ride for all ability levels at any boat speed. The Deep-V bottom design provides extra stability and a smooth ride when crossing the wake. [...]

How to find a ski that matches your skill set and budget. Thinking about a new ski but worried that spending $1,200 on a stick and bindings would leave you with no gas money for the summer? Not to worry. We talked to two experts who helped us break down the difference between price and [...]