Water Skis 101 - Double Boot or Boot and Toe? - Water Ski Bindings Explained

[@wesleybauer1469]

Could you please go over a good detailed video of Radar Vs. HO. Both mid-level skis & top of the line. Currently deciding between the Radar Vapor & HO Syndicate, but not a lot of information on which is better/ pros & cons of the two. Thank you!

[@BoardCo]

Great suggestion!

[@peterkilmartin1116]

I would think the double boot is much safer than the boot and toe, since the latter makes you more exposed to knee and leg injuries?

[@BoardCo]

There is not a huge difference in terms of safety. If you crash badly enough your foot will come out of the boot anyways. There are also quick release boots in case you are super worried. www.boardco.com/products/ho-syndicate-hardshell-complete-water-ski-boot

[@Jotillis]

My friend shattered her ankle while using a double boot; Requiring multiple surgeries. She’ll probably never ski again.

[@aacar4095]

There's one school of thought that the double high wrap is actually safer as you have two legs/ankles counteracting the ski's action, vs one leg being twisted all by itself if the back foot is out. I think it could work both ways.

[@hydraulics]

Girls ski too

[@kevinlynch3588]

Best boot for the HO Hovercraft?

[@BoardCo]

A HO Stance or Freemax boot would be ideal for a Hovercraft.