The source for Tow-in, Kite and Stand Up skis

 

The Starr kite set-up

Our kite skis are best for experienced kiters looking to get into carving ski turns, holding speed on that inside edge and picking out lines and airs on the waves. They come with hardshell bindings that stay on your feet until you are ready to unbuckle. High performance; no pre-releasing.

 

 

 

 

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  The Longboard is our first all-around stand up paddle ski. It is designed to perform in flatwater, whitewater and surf. The Longboard comes in 10-foot and 11-foot lengths. Width is 11 inches. Features ding-resistant surfboard construction, moderate rocker, and soft-to-hard rails.
 
 

"The Rocket"

   The Rocket is custom built in partnership with McDermott Shapes. Ryan and Andrew McDermott bring years of experience building snow skis and surfboards to each project. They start from scratch with each pair of surf skis and discuss it with the customer to make sure you get exactly what you want — whether it's for kiting, tow-ins or wake skiing. The Rocket can be mounted with alpine boots and bindings or Fluid Motion's hardshell water ski boot (see below).

 

 

BINDINGS

   Starr Surf Skis is working with Fluid Motion, the company pushing the movement of water ski bindings closer and closer to snow ski bindings more than any other. Every year, another step is taken. Here is our line for 2011.
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The Full-On setup: DIN setable release at the heel. Step in and lift the heel piece to attach. Boot stays on your foot after release.


The PowerSlip: Rigid enough for performance in waves and whitewater but forgiving enough so that the foot slips in and out. The skier releases out of the boot barefoot. img_1633.jpg

The Footstrap: A simple footstrap for flatwater paddling.

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Starr Surf Skis takes custom orders and will create a ski system to match your particulars. Contact us at jstarr@starrsurfskis.com to inquire.