Types Of Skis

Open Water

 These skis are for the  more recreational skier focusing on easy starts, stability, and smooth carving, featuring more surface area, concave bottoms, and grip rails for lift and reduced drag, making them great for learning or cruising.

2026 Options: Radar Session, HO Hovercraft, Connelly Big Daddy, Connelly Big Easy, HO Blast Combos, HO Omni - Jungle, HO Hot Shot Trainers

Crossover

 If you're looking for an all-around ski that performs well at different speeds the crossover is for you. These skis are versatile hybrids blending high-performance course skiing with easy open-water fun, featuring designs like wider shapes and specialized rocker lines for stability and acceleration, letting skiers enjoy both competitive-style runs and recreational carving. 

2026 Options: HO Omni, Radar Senate, Radar Lyric, Radar Union, Connelly Outlaw, Connelly Concept

Course

 A course ski is for the hardcore enthusiast that participates in competitions. These skis are built for speed, balance, and agility to carve across the boat's wake. 

2026 Options: Radar Vapor, Radar Vapor Pro Build, HO Sabre, HO Syndicate Works 01/02, Connelly C1, Connelly Rocket 

WATER SKI SIZE CHART

Beginner Tips

• Start with a combo pair (children may need trainer skis) 
• Better to start with a longer ski than normal 
• Starting with double skis will help with getting up and more surface area for easier starts

General Maintenance

• Store your equipment in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prolong its lifespan  
• Rinse all equipment with freshwater and immediately dry it thoroughly in a shaded, well-ventilated area
• Protect fins 
• Never place a ski bottom-side down on any surface as it can cause damage  to the fins and scratch the base