Ski Gear 2019

Welcome to the home of 2018-2019 skis on Newschoolers. We're gathering what we think is the most comprehensive guide to skis for jib skiers you can find anywhere. We already have in-depth [url=http://www.newschoolers.com/news/74/Roofbox-Reviews]Roofbox Reviews[/url] of some the best skis out there, and over the course of the season, we've got plenty more coming. Our reviews are completely independent of our advertisers and contain the honest opinions of our team and our members. If you guys want to add your own comments on the products featured, please comment on the articles in here and we will incorporate your words. Oh and if you show promise as a reviewer, you could even find yourself on our review team for the coming season. [Please note: This page is a work in progress and whole guide will be continually updated over the coming months.]

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Newschoolers' Quick Review: [i]Armada's last traditional pipe/slopestyle ski, the AR8 is a pretty solid offering with full camber and a fairly stiff tail. I only got to spend a couple of runs on these but they felt almost ident
Characteristics: Poppy, Fun, playful. (Note: We've seen a fair few delams underfoot on these.) Manufacturer's Description: [i]The legendary, competition-level twin, the SCRATCH features a
Characteristics: Flexy, Low Swing Weight, Cheap Manufacturer's Description: The SCRATCH PRO is an all-mountain twin for young, aspiring freeskiers. Featuring the same Mini Cap wood core construction as the athlete-app
Manufacturer's Description: [i]A twin tip that's as comfortable in the park as it is tearing up groomers or trees, the new SOUL RIDER 87 is all about versatility. Camber underfoot for power and edge grip with early rise rocker in
Manufacturer's Description:[i] A twin tip that’s as comfortable in the park as it is tearing up groomers or trees, the new SOUL RIDER 84 is all about versatility. Camber underfoot for power and edge grip with early rise rocker in
Newschoolers' Quick Reviews: [i]The Candide 1.0 was a fun ski to rip around on the bluebird groomer I tested them at. From what I had heard I was expecting a stiff ski, and while it was solid under
Characteristics: Maneuverable, Stable, Low Swing Weight Manufacturer's Description: [i]A big horn sheep scrambling across a craggy Teton face is mountain athletics as designed by nature. Sego’s Big Horn was
Newschoolers' Review: [i]The ski of choice for most of the Faction Squad and with good reason, these things are loads of fun. The Candide 2.0 has evolved over recent years, what was a fairly stiff ski, is now
Manufacturer's Description: [i]The skinniest member of the Big Horn family is built for low swing weight and stability in the terrain park. Stout camber underfoot provides serious pop and great absorption for stomping landi
Newschoolers' Quick Review: [i]The 3.0 is a ski I've always thoroughly enjoyed testing. It's definitely improved over its gradual evolution and now carves excellently. The balsa/flax core provides enough
Manufacturer's Description: [i]The Tater Tot is our one-ski quiver for those who want to make the whole mountain a playground. Designed by our very own “Professional Amateur Athlete,” and 100% professional ski builder,
Newschoolers' Quick Review: [i]Although they are marketed as stiffer, to me, the generous rocker makes the 4.0 feel softer and more playful than the 3.0. They do a good job of being surfy and still
Manufacturer's Description: [i]We asked ski builder and athlete Tait Trautman to design a second ski. This is what he gave us: A carbon copy of the 108, beefed up underfoot to handle the deepest days and biggest lines. Full
Newschoolers' Quick Review: [i]I spent a whole summer in Zermatt on the Prodigy and, while it's a stiffer ski than I generally like, I was stoked on it for the most part. With a short radius and generous ro
Manufacturer's Description: [i]The Condor-Ti is a hard charging ski with a long camber zone and targeted lightweight in the tip and tail thanks to an hourglass balsa-flax insert. The long turning radius and stout camber mak
Newschoolers' Quick Review: [i]Essentially they are designed for Candide, so they’d best suit someone who skis like him. Ok, so nobody skis quite like him but they’d suit someone who charges hard and still wa
Manufacturer's Description: [i]The magic of these zero camber unicorns is that they balance wonderfully smooth soft snow performance with the ability to finish a turn. This has been Lynsey's standby for trips to Argentina a
Newschoolers' Quick Review: [i]I was really impressed with the Prodigy 3, it's a great ski with both park and all-mountain capability. The Prodigy 3.0 is essentially the little brother of the more burly, chargi
Newschoolers' Quick Review: Powder is where these skis really shine in my opinion. They are lightweight and decently wide. Combine that with the ~40cm of rocker in the tip and tail, and the surfy design, an
Manufacturer's Description: [i]This updated take on the UP 110 is a favorite both at the resort and as a reliable backcountry ski. We've re-worked the tip and tail for smoother edge to edge transitions and lowered swing wei
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