| Carbonworx Announces Availability of Their New Jump Skis | |
DATELINE: 6-14-01
Carbonworx, the newest entrant into the jump ski market announced the availability of their new jump skis and kicks off the 2001 season by giving away a free pair! Visit www.carbonworx.com for more details and to enter.
Carbonworx jump skis are lighter, stronger, and more aerodynamically shaped than other jump skis, and are built using the first totally new construction technique in nearly 20 years. Each pair is 100% custom built according to the jumper’s weight, ability, ramp height, and personal preferences out of the latest in space-age materials. This new process yields skis that are up to 28% lighter, and up to 20% stronger!
Carbonworx offers 3 new models of jump skis for 2001. The TCC SERIES skis are built with the latest composites technology, making them the lightest and strongest skis available. The ULTRAGLIDE bottom surface makes the skis super fast without sacrificing control. Custom combinations of tip shape, tail shape, rocker, flex, and sidecut mean you will end up with the perfect pair of skis for YOU. TCC SERIES skis are available in lengths up to 104 inches! The XR SERIES skis combine the ULTRAGLIDE bottom surface with more traditional rubber edges, and the FREESTYLER skis are the absolute lightest freestyle skis available!
Carbonworx is offering huge savings for orders placed before July 4th, 2001. Visit www.carbonworx.com for pricing and ordering details.
ATTENTION EP-RATED JUMPERS: Carbonworx offers special EP PRICING for jumpers who have reached this elite level of achievement. Contact Carbonworx through their website at www.carbonworx.com for more information. Proof of current EP Rating will be required for all quotes.
Carbonworx is committed to advancing the sport of water ski jumping and ski flying. With jumpers approaching 300 feet off of a fiberglass ramp floating in the water, the sport is truly extreme. Carbonworx is dedicated to building skis that are as extreme as the sport. The company is run by tournament water skiers, and promises to build the next generation of jump skis.
Information courtesy of Carbonworx