Looking for used Slalom ski for 225lb

[duckhunter82]

I bought my KD Cr-7 20 years ago and absolutely loved it but unfortunately have outgrown it by growing sideways. I'm not looking to run a buoy course but do like to cut up. I'm 40, 225lbs and LOVE to surf but when I see smooth water I would love to have a ski to strap on for my big ***. Just looking for recommendations. Thank you

[h_2_o]

Radar Terrain or if you can find a used one a Katana which is what it used to be called. Awesome ski, super easy to get up on. smooth in the water but if you want to play around and get more aggressive on it you can. The butterknife/session you would get bored with to quickly.

[rbuss4]

69" Radar Senate would be great if you want to feel like you are still a light-weight who could make a run at the course if one was available. Try Ski-it-again.com. I bought my last two skis from there.
In fact there is a nice 2020 Senate Graphite with bindings https://www.ski-it-again.com/php/ski...m&postid=62343

[BROUSSARD]

Radar Katana Slalom 69" with Prime Binding & Adj Rear Toe Plate for the lowest price at RIDE THE WAVE (ridewatersports.com)

[moosehead]

I’ve got 3 different 69” slalom sticks here from performance to wide ride. Will find pics and specs and PM you, Duck. Widest is a Radar P6. All have laced front boot and RTP.

[h_2_o]

Radar Katana Slalom 69" with Prime Binding & Adj Rear Toe Plate for the lowest price at RIDE THE WAVE (ridewatersports.com)

Ride the wave is out of stock on the katana. they are semi-local for me and if normally don't have the stock they advertise to. Plus that is a discontinued ski so that is a crazy price for it it especially considering the terrain(replacement) can be found often for that price. just my .02 cents. Either way that or the terrain is the one i would choose personally right now.

on a side note I have yet to ski on something as easy to get up on as the terrain, it is kind of spooky how easy it is to pop out of the water.

[Jmh745]

If you can find a Radar Butterknife, thats a great option as well.

[tjrowbot]

I ride a 67” Katana with prime boots and love it. Although I am 5’10”, 175. I have suggested the butter knife many times here and from what I’ve heard they are an easy ski to ride. I can check with Action Watersports tomorrow at the boat show for suggestions if you’d like.

[88 PS190]

Based on your post, a 225 isn't that heavy, depends how strong you are. If you like to cut it up the butter knife is probably a bit on the wide and slow. The Katana was probably a better match than a butterknife for what you're talking bout - but both of those skis have been updated and renamed its like the session and the terrain.

https://www.ski-it-again.com/php/ski...m&postid=62343

The senate options probably very good, the HO Omni would be a great one as well in a 69" and then there is a new ski that I would love to try this year I use a 67" syndicate omni and am looking for a new HO Carbon Omega Max this season as a second ski I ski locally and travel to the family lake house and ski and I'm getting tired of hauling my gear.

[Guest]

Radar Terrain or if you can find a used one a Katana which is what it used to be called. Awesome ski, super easy to get up on. smooth in the water but if you want to play around and get more aggressive on it you can. The butterknife/session you would get bored with to quickly.

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[tmothy07]

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[h_2_o]

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