Water Skis – Find the Perfect Gear for an Action-Packed Day on the Water

There’s nothing quite like gliding across the water on a pair of water skis! Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced skier, we have the perfect equipment for you. Explore our selection of water skis and accessories from top brands like Radar and Base Water Sport. Choose a complete water ski package or customize your setup to fit your needs.

Which Water Skis Should You Choose?

Water skis come in different types, each designed for specific skill levels and skiing styles. Here are the three main types:

✅ Slalom Skis – For experienced skiers who want to carve deep turns on a single ski.
✅ Freeride Skis – Stable and beginner-friendly, perfect for learning the basics.
✅ Combo Skis – Ideal for beginners or those who want to switch between slalom, jumps, and tricks.

Freeride skis are wider than traditional slalom skis, making it easier to balance on the water. Narrower skis provide more speed and control, especially in slalom courses.

How to Choose the Right Water Ski Size?

The size of your water skis depends on your weight and skiing speed. Use this guide to find the perfect fit:

Water Skis for Adults

30–55 kg (66–121 lbs) → 58–63″
55–73 kg (121–161 lbs) → 64–67″
73 kg (161 lbs) or more → 68″+

Water Skis for Kids

Under 30 kg (66 lbs) → 54–58″
30–55 kg (66–121 lbs) → 58–63″

Need help choosing the right size? Contact us, and we’ll guide you!

Water Skis or Kneeboard – Which is Right for You?

If you’re new to water sports, a kneeboard can be a great way to start. Kneeboards are easier to control than both water skis and wakeboards, making them ideal for beginners and kids.

Essential Water Skiing Equipment

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, the right equipment is crucial. Here’s a checklist of what you’ll need:

✅ Water Skis – Choose slalom or combo skis depending on your skiing style.
✅ Ski Rope – An elastic rope reduces strain on your arms and shoulders.
✅ Life Jacket – A must-have for safety, and it should be properly fitted.
✅ Wetsuit – Keeps you warm, especially in colder waters.
✅ Bindings – Most skis come with bindings, but some high-end models require separate purchases.
✅ Helmet – Recommended for jumps and tricks.

Should You Ski Behind a Boat or in a Cable Park?

Cable Park – Perfect for practicing jumps and tricks if you don’t have access to a boat.

Boat – Offers more flexibility and allows you to ski wherever you want.

Slalom Skiing & Competitive Racing – What You Need to Know

Slalom skiing takes place in a slalom course where the skier must pass through red entry and exit buoys while maneuvering around six red slalom buoys. The speed gradually increases from 37 km/h to 58 km/h (23–36 mph), and at maximum speed, the rope length shortens until the skier misses a turn.

Slalom World Records:

Men: 2.5 buoys with a 9.75m rope at 58 km/h (36 mph) – Nate Smith (USA), 2013

Women: 5 buoys with a 10.25m rope at 55 km/h (34 mph) – Regina Jaquess (USA), 2023

Shop Water Skis Online – Find Your Perfect Gear Today!

We offer water skis and accessories for both beginners and experienced riders. Browse our selection and get ready for an unforgettable ride on the water!