Re: Rope Length?
I don't think you want to use a bungee rope unless you are a very experienced driver and tuber, unless you want to get rid of your kids/friends. as for length, 75 is standard starter rope, to get you beyond the boat's wake, or out of the rough. But most boats have a sweet spot for skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, and you want to explore that using a segmented ski rope. Shorter ropes are easier to get newbies out and back in, easier to learn towing skills with, just be aware of where that rope is at all times. Shorter ropes allow you more control,you will have less slack, and this also helps newbies and seasoned skiers both. But you want to be riding where your wake is the best for the type of skiing you/they like. If you want to learn wake crossings, or you are towing someone who is likely to pull out and want to try crossing for the first time, you don't want them being at the roost, or the highest part of the wake. Where your roost is changes with speed also.