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Was thinking of buying either of these skis or both. People always say they are stiff but I kind of want to do big spins and I dont do butters anyway. Switching from ON3Ps which will be a bit weird but i want to go full comp jock mode and do quads like all the pros on volkl.

Looking to buy either griffons or jesters. Are jesters better in terms of durability or is it better to not waste my money because I don’t need to set my DIN at 16 anyway. **This thread was edited on Jun 19th 2023 at 4:31:40pm

Thinking of going full comp jock mode next year and switching from ON3Ps to volkls or heads. I don’t really do butters and I kind of want something with a better profile for jumps because I am getting a lot better at corks and I think they would help with dubs.

First in North America let’s go

You are now able to get tons of classic topsheets in the custom builder including the infamous Kartel.

I can switch tails 2 onto ride on features and want to learn them on higher features. A few times today I clipped somewhere around the 90-180 degree mark and fell. What is the best speed for the trick and should I come in with an angle or straight on?

When I do switch cork 5s, I spin left by the way I always land on my right edges leaning to the right sometimes falling over

I can safety 7 and backy on snow and I’ve got the cork 7 set on trampoline so I’m ready to try it on snow. Should I cork it a little bit at first and gradually work my way to a full cork or go all the way?

+ + Bad idea or no, I already have the skis and bindings.

Saw one of these and remembered @vibecheck would always talk about these. They are drier than a 10 year old pack of cookies in your grandmas cupboard.

Just saw a skis.com article about how your boots should fit. I have 28.5s. When I put my foot into my shell there is an inch gap at the back if I push my foot into the front of the shell. Also, just wearing the liner there is a gap between my toes and the front of the liner.