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Stereo Wakeski Co. took the big-air stunts and style of wakeboarding behind motorboats to new heights with the introduction of twin tip, rockered skis made for jumping and spinning off the wakes and based water features terrain parks. The design features a rocker profile exclusive three-step upward curve with front and rear boards of agility and a stable platform underfoot.

The concept wakeski was designed by Jens-Martin Johnsrud, 26, a former member of the Norwegian Ski Team National Water, who moved to the mountains to go to university and became a fan of twins ski edge that allowed him to perform the same tricks as snowboarders, but on a larger scale. Jens-Martin created his first prototype in 2006 and was a finalist wakeski a reality show domestic company in Norway called the Creator, who helped launch this new sport.

The 2010 collection stereo, now available in the U.S., has two models: the Standard (MSRP: $ 399), easy to maneuver designed to draw freestyle off stylish moves and technical standard and Park Edition ($ 449), made with super durable materials for grinding and clustering surface snow park. The two models of skis are designed with 3-stage rocker for stability and pop, from ropes fiberglass edges to resist wear and maintain impact flex drive, and double-wrapped fiber monocoque glass for durability. The standard features of a basic all-new Nexus minimizes weight. Park's edition comes with a forward base UMHW made of extremely durable polyethylene material which provides low friction and high wear resistance.

Contrary to the decades-old water skis something that had the ski-ability of meal trays, wakeskis are stable and super fun for beginners to expert riders if the front or back riding. Due to most platform and use of technology to rock, pop can wakeskiers stronger, jump higher, and maintain control.