Water Skis

Slalom skis, combo pairs and junior skis from O’Brien, plus replacement bindings and toe plates.

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Water ski buying guide

New skiers usually start on combo skis, a pair where one ski has a rear toe piece so you can later drop a ski and learn slalom. Once you can ski on one, a dedicated slalom ski gives much better control.

Length

Slalom ski length depends on rider weight and boat speed. Heavier skiers and slower speeds need a longer ski. Junior skiers should use kids skis sized for them.

Questions we get asked

What length slalom ski should I get?

It depends on your weight and the speed you ski at. WhatsApp us and we will help you pick a length.

Can I replace the bindings on my skis?

Yes. We stock replacement bindings and rear toe plates. Check the insert pattern on your ski first.

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