it a little difficult to calibrate in… it a little difficult to calibrate in the water and would be great to have a colored splash so its easier to see

Great product and great company Great product and great company. Very responsive to questions and orders. The upgrades they provided this spring are excellent and have improved usability of the Off Course system.

The product quality is top-notch! The product quality is top-notch and most of all, it is really fun! The OffCourse can be used even when the water is pretty rough. You can easily see the splashes and the urgency to turn and go is really there. It is a LOT more like skiing a slalom course than I thought it would be. I can't say enough how incredibly impressed I am with the quality of this device and how it is impacting my slalom skiing. Even if I had access to a slalom course all the time, I think I would want to spend some time in open water taking out the OffCourse. It is that much fun!

Off Course Fun Have used the Off Course the last 2 summers at Lake of the Ozarks. Primary home is in Orlando with a slalom course in my backyard. When I get back from the Ozarks it like I have been skiing the course all summer. Most fun ever!

Just wanted to give some input from Sweden on OffCourse Just wanted to give some input from Sweden since my wife and I now have skied with OffCourse (OC in the rest of the text) mounted on our Malibu Response 340hp from 2005 equipped with PP Stargazer and Z-box. We have the boat based in the Stockholm archipelago with no possiblity to put in a course at our location close to our house. When I first heard of OC a couple of years ago I immediately thought that it would be perfect for archipelago course like skiing after our own boat instead of only doing free skiing. We are both fixed buoy course skiers also and members of a club with a course on a lake. My wife skies into 32mph and I ski into 32off at 34mph (soon old enough for 32mph though..). I have to say that OC lived up to all my high expectations. The best things are actually the new Z-magazines that holds 24 balls each, matching the life of the CO2 cartridge so you reload everyting at the same time. The Z magazines allows you to do 48 turns in a row if you have the space and the stamina, absolutely wonderful! You do need to get the course width right and you do need to learn how to time the start with the boat crew so you get the zero ball were you want it, but that is easily solved after a couple of tries. I really think that this is a great training aid if you don't have access to a normal course where you ski, well done Erik Berghiller!!!