Need a trailer for a 2020 Malibu 23 mxz around Austin Texas area or can travel. Let me know need one asap thanks! Also if you know anyone or any place selling one let me know!

thanks for the replies, definitely helps 

You should really have a 2x4 or a 1x4 which is carpeted "stop bar".  That's what I have on my lift.  It's positioned so my tracking fin touches it, pull on lift slowly until tracking fin touches.  Easy peasy.  It's weak enough that if you really messed up the board will break before ever damaging the boat. 

1 hour ago, SkipGundlach said:

I'd forgotten about the ski-it site; Play-it-again-sports is something we've used before, too.

However, I'm curious about your pricing, unless their page isn't real, because full boots were upwards of 3 large, and the ski itself as well.  Size 14s doesn't enhance easy cost/find of anything not custom...

My son has a more recent HO with an adjustable large boot set; I tore the outer shell getting into the front one (since repaired, but making me reluctant to do it again for fear of ripping the other boot, too).

But I'll wander around the SIA and the three PIASport stores in GA when I get up there, to see if there's anything worth trying.  We have to get a bimini, too, so there will be various stuff before we start shredding.

Thanks for the bounce.

L8R

Skip

Boots:

https://radarskis.com/products/prime-boot

Yeah, you need two.  You dont have to pay retail.  Look for 2023 or ski it again.  Tons of non-radar options as well.

1 hour ago, CTSunsetter said:

Maybe because this thread is called Tommy v Malibu not much shade is being tossed towards Malibu. However, make no mistake, Malibu is culpable. As of May 3rd, there is a shareholder class action suit filed against Malibu. Next is likely an SEC investigation. This entire situation is a classic pump and dump fraud.

 

As others have pointed out above the class action "lawsuit" looks like an ambulance chasing outfit - look them up on Twitter, that law firm does this a lot - but I am also a staunch believer that where there is smoke, there is fire.  Tommy's accuses Malibu of channel stuffing.  There is "evidence" that Springer told his team he was not willing to slow production despite dealer concerns over volume and ability to floor the throughput.  Not long after, Malibu's CFO resigns and Springer does too.  That smells awfully acrid to my nose.  I don't know how this shakes out in the end (other than it's pretty clear now that Tommy's is in a world of hurt or is just flat-out already extinct) but I also don't think Malibu comes out of this unscathed.