Wakeboarding on a homemade snow sitski frame

I am wakeboarding on the Jordanelle in Park City UT.
I am using an old frame I built for snow, very light,mountain bike shock. The suspension and surface area seem to be working against me at this point. Too bouncy when I cut the wake. It's a fun ride and I will keep trying to work out the suspension,at least it's not "porpoising" as it does with the "banana" shaped w/board. This one is shaped exactly like a snowboard,"guitar" shaped. I've tried this on a regular waterski and just can't make it work. I will be trying this with the Air Chair next year.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Adaptive
• water
• sports
• disabled
• skiing
• wakeboarding

[dwightleiss]

That is awesome i cant wait to see how the airchair works out

[ebaysutube]

Wow! You actually read the description, Thanks for the comment.

[NonprofitStrategy]

Cool! How fun.

[skiburnr]

That rocks! Now I know the future of my old Shadow. I'm T-12 and have AirChair'd some and I wanna warn you about the "Whop!" Back support is critical, but can really hurt you when you "Whop!", which is how nearly every pass ends... heheheh

[ctron57]

jordanelle is a rough lake

[ppinmybutthole]

yeah i think air chair will be good idea, you can get way higher on that than anyone can on wakeboard!

[uiop1123]

Sick, just asking are your legs not functioning? If so, Im really sorry and gl on the AirChair

[mickdaniels1]

This looks great, well done. I have just started sit ski ing but I use a water ski cage the snow ski frame looks much better

could you give me some information about it