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  1. 28-10-2009 08:08 PM #1
    sly psi
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    RXP-X or RXT-X

    Hi guys, first post on here so please excuse any stupid questions. I'm thinking of getting my first ski so just after a bit of advise. I ride a dirt bike over the winter so a ski semes like the logical thing for the summer. I want something with a fair bit of get up and go hence the - X but not really sure what would suit me better between the P or the T.

    It will be used most of the time on a lake and a little bit on a river, never in the ocean. Not really fussed about being able to tow as i have a ski boat as well so it will basically just be used for fanging around.

    What would be the pros and cons for each? I'm thinking the T would the go as i'm a fairly big guy but i'm guesing the P would be easier to throw around?????

    I really love the look of 2010 models and will most like wait until they come out in March/April before i buy so i'm just starting to do a bit of research into it. Any advise appreciated.
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  2. 29-10-2009 05:37 AM #2
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    Hey mate
    Welcome to the forum and the sport.
    They are pretty much identical skis besides the fact one is a three seater.
    You can’t tow on a two seater, you can on a three.
    If you’re a larger guy most prob will be more stable on a three.

    I’m not a fan of buying things when they first come out. No one has discovered their issues yet.
    Personally I would wait a few months after they come out, listen to what people have to say and then make your decision.

    I would go the P just my 2c J

    Keep us posted.

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  3. 29-10-2009 01:45 PM #3
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    If your not worried about towing, I'd say go the P. Stability shouldn't be a worry (the two seaters nowadays are as stable as anything) and if you can ride a dirt bike you would have ample balance for the RXP-X.
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  4. 30-10-2009 11:54 PM #4
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    Welcome to the forum Agree with Sam give it a bit, I'm a fan of the new S3 hull as well particularlt the RXT fixed deck not the IS. Good news is the a/marketco's are already developing parts
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  5. 10-07-2010 10:51 PM #5
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    They were doing some fairly good deals at the boat show so i ordered a 2010 RXP-X, can't wait for summer.
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  6. 11-07-2010 02:31 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by PPPOZ View Post
    Welcome to the forum Agree with Sam give it a bit, I'm a fan of the new S3 hull as well particularlt the RXT fixed deck not the IS. Good news is the a/marketco's are already developing parts
    just my 2 cents , why is this bloke still able to comment and still is a senior member when he has ripped off alot of people off from this site , hmmmm dosent sound right to me
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  7. 11-07-2010 04:57 PM #7
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    he made that post about 7 months ago, it took me a while to finally get around to buying one
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