water skis
waterskis

But that was only from 0 feet (standing on the water skis).

You can finally put those water skis to use again, or maybe it's time to get back into cycling.

"I'll never forget looking at the jungle from water skis."

Between 1950-58, he developed water skis and was among the pioneers of the sport.

And you can thank water skis for giving it to you.

People who own power water skis love the easy access to the Hudson River.

Players can race using motorcycles or water skis or on both.

"It's not you and a million dollars of research and development spent on water skis.

Driving on them is at times like navigating a wake on water skis.

A pair of water skis protruded from a closet.

Try to imagine a bikini-clad comma on water skis.

After lunch, we filmed Michael on water skis doing some hair-raising things.'

"I wouldn't mind a run on water skis," I observed.

We had water skis and para boats and boat rentals.

The landing gear is fixed and consists of a pair of water skis.

The board is light, weighing about 12 pounds, with a 5-foot-by-1-foot surface area that is wider than water skis.

He left university and manufactured water skis.

"Did I show you the grasshopper water skis.

The vehicles featured numerous hidden gadgets like water skis and hover jets.

Water skis and surfboards are steered by weight-shift induced roll only.

"Shake it up, baby," the young voices belt out, and the camera cuts to a shot of boys and girls on water skis.

He was also the first person to complete a jump on water skis, jumping over a wooden ramp in 1928, for a distance of 25 feet.

There were people on water skis."

"I suppose the only interesting bit was when some high-velocity idiot fell off his water skis and broke a leg.

This, as we now know, does not involve water skis, but holding prisoners under water for long enough that they think they are drowning.