Detailed Description

World Record Trick Ski. Made in USA.

This trick ski currently holds the Men's and Women's World Trick Records. Check out Anna Gay's World Record.

Stiffer, lighter and and designed for more aggressive edging and easier lift. This ski is a carbon fiber layup for a stiff, light and very stong ski. The core is a very light PVC foam. The wider forebody allows for more surface area on toe tricks and flips. The narrow tip and tail shape allows for the ski to feel like a smaller ski for body overs and spins and will allow you to "load" the ski better. The flat spot adds stability, but the more aggressive rocker gives you better lift. The slight concave bottom allows the ski to ride a little lighter while flat, but track like its on rails.

Details:

Carbon Fiber Layup
Ultra-light PVC foam core
Inserts for both front and rear bindings
8 front binding inserts for more adjustability
8 for the rear plate for a solid hold and forward and aft adjustability
Fine tuned edges
3 stage rocker, 1.15" Rocker
Long "sweet spot"
New tip and tail shape
Wider forebody
Molded full length grooves
Concave bottom

* This ski's rear hole pattern only accepts Quantum's wider plate rear binding. Be sure to order the rear plate with your ski. Quantum Dynamic Rear Plate Note: Ski is designed to be used with our unique rear trick plate. Warranty is voided if any other plate is used. Our plate matches the hole pattern. Ski is not designed to be drilled into for binding mounting.

Ski Sizes

Ski Size	Length	Width	Weight
41"	40 5/8"	10 7/8"	up to 110
42"	41 13/16"	11 1/8"	110-150
43"	43 1/8"	11 1/2"	150-180
44"	44 1/2"	11 13/16"	180-215

Ski size is loosely based on your height and weight. The chart above gives a good, general reference point to start at. Ability, potential growth and potential ability also matter with regards to ski size. If you are unsure about what size to choose, please check the button and fill out our questionnaire and we can offer you our advice in what size ski we recommend.

Beginner kids as small as 40lbs can ski on the 41". We recommend starting on a larger ski and growing into it as you also progress in ability. The better your ability, the smaller the ski you may want to choose. You sacrifice speed with a larger ski size, but gain more stability and consistency with a larger ski. With a larger ski, you can also keep the boat speed down, which produces better wakes and makes falling less tramatic for the small skier.

Binding Mounting Measurements

Below, we offer a position of your hardshell boot placement based on testing with our skiers. ŒæThis placement is determined by measure from the heel of the boot to the tail of the ski. ŒæIf you are using a hardshell boot, you can start at this measurement and then fine tune from here.

Ski Size	Ski Length	Ski Width	Hardshell Position (Heel to Tail)
41"	40 5/8"	10 7/8"	18 1/2"
42"	41 7/8"	11 3/16"	19 1/8"
43"	43 1/8"	11 9/16"	19 3/4"
44"	44 1/4"	11 13/16"	20 3/8"

If you are using another style of binding, you can follow these recommendations.

Getting Started

Find your inside ankle bone in you front boot.
Mark this spot on the plate binding.
This is your ankle centerline.
Find the centerline of your ski.
Start by mounting your binding so that your ankle bone is placed at .25" ahead of center.

Mounting Rear Plate

Start by mounting your rear plate using the center hole of the 3 locations. Experiment from this position to see if you want to mount your rear closer or if you want to separate them more. Angle is preference. We recommend approximately 45 degree angle. More than that, will make your reverse wrap position harder to hold.

Mounting for Hands Only

Experiment with separating foot placement on the ski. Move your front foot further forward and create more space between the front and rear foot. This will allow more stability, leverage and power.

Warning

Please use the screws provided with your trick ski (8-32X1/2Phil Flat Screw 18-8) to mount the bindings. Use of other types of screws may strip your inserts. Only use a hand screw driver to tighten the screws to avoid cross threading of your screws and inserts.

Do not drill into ski to mount bindings. There is no support to hold screws or inserts in locations other than standard inserts.

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