Airhead AHSR-2 EZ Up Slalom Training Water Ski Rope - 1 Section, 75 Feet

The Airhead EZ Up Slalom Training Rope (AHSR-2) is a 1 section water ski tow rope built to help beginner water skiers learn the sport with confidence. It is designed around a floating aluminum handle with molded end caps, giving new skiers a secure, comfortable grip while keeping the handle visible and easy to recover if dropped in the water. The handle features a 12 inch EVA grip, which provides a soft, stable handhold that helps riders new to the sport keep their bearings and stay on the water longer without fatigue or discomfort.

The rope itself is a 16-strand, 75-foot line that is both UV-treated and pre-stretched. UV treatment helps the rope resist fading and degradation from sun exposure, while pre-stretching means skiers get a taut, responsive pull with minimal slack during the ride. The rope is finished in a bright red color that stands out clearly against the water, making it easier to spot for both the skier and the boat driver.

A Rope Keeper is included with the AHSR-2, allowing the rope to be coiled and stored neatly between uses instead of tangling in a boat locker or storage bag. As a single-section training rope, the AHSR-2 is intended for skiers who are still developing their technique, rather than the multi-section adjustable ropes used for slalom courses at varying distances.

Specifications

• Brand: Airhead
• Manufacturer Part Number: AHSR-2
• Type: 1 Section Water Ski Tow Rope
• Length: 75 feet
• Strand Construction: 16-strand
• Grip Length: 12 inches
• Grip Material: EVA
• Handle Material: Aluminum, floating
• End Caps: Molded
• Color: Red
• Rope Treatment: UV-treated, pre-stretched
• Included Components: Rope Keeper
• Weight: 1.9 pounds
• UPC: 737826019113

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Airhead AHSR-2 training rope? The Airhead AHSR-2 EZ Up Slalom Training Rope measures 75 feet, giving new skiers a standard distance for learning behind the boat.

Is the AHSR-2 a good rope for beginner water skiers? Yes, the AHSR-2 is specifically designed as a training rope to help beginner water skiers master the art of confident skiing, with a single-section design that keeps things simple while learning.

What is the handle made of on this rope? The AHSR-2 has an aluminum floating handle with molded end caps, so the handle stays on the surface of the water and is easy to recover if a skier lets go.

How big is the grip on the AHSR-2 handle? The handle grip is 12 inches long and made of EVA foam, providing a stable, comfortable handhold for riders of all ages and abilities.

How many sections does the AHSR-2 rope have? The AHSR-2 is a 1 section water ski rope, unlike the multi-section Airhead ropes (such as the AHSR-3 or AHSR-4) that offer adjustable lengths for different towable sports.

Is the AHSR-2 rope pre-stretched? Yes, the 16-strand, 75-foot rope on the AHSR-2 is pre-stretched at the factory, which reduces excess slack when the rope is pulling a skier.

Will the AHSR-2 rope fade in the sun? The AHSR-2 rope is UV-treated to help resist fading and degradation from sun exposure during regular use on the water.

What color is the AHSR-2 water ski rope? The AHSR-2 comes in a bright red color, making it easy to spot in the water for both the skier and the boat driver.

Does the AHSR-2 come with anything for storage? A Rope Keeper is included with the AHSR-2, allowing the rope to be coiled and stored neatly to avoid tangling between uses.

How much does the AHSR-2 rope weigh? The Airhead AHSR-2 EZ Up Slalom Training Rope weighs 1.9 pounds.

Can the AHSR-2 be used for anything besides slalom skiing? The AHSR-2 is built and marketed as a training rope for water skiers learning the sport, rather than a multi-purpose towable rope.

What is the difference between the AHSR-2 and the Airhead AHSR-3 rope? The AHSR-2 is a single-section 75-foot training rope with a straight aluminum handle, while the Airhead AHSR-3 is a 3 section radius handle rope with adjustable lengths of 75, 60, or 45 feet for skiing, wakeboarding, or kneeboarding.