180mm underfoot ski,

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i'd hit it
 
Oh and is the convex base revolutionary? How old are these skis. The DPS spoon was the first ski I've ever heard of using a convex base, and that was awhile ago?
 
oh ya sorry if its a repost, and i believe it has tip and tail rocker and side to side rocker, i saw this in person a coupe days ago it was fucked ahaha
 
Yeah sorry i fucked my info up. I guess the DPS spoons big deal was the cleats to assist the ski with its convex base in harder snow conditions. Whats the first ski to be using this, you know?
 
Revolutionary Convex Base....

Soo if it isnt 2 feet of pow you cant turn...

Is it too soon to rename the Sonny Bono Pro Model?
 
^lol
I think they're a lot less convex than the spoon, just barely, so you can edge them if you try on hard pack, but they're just super slarvey in the powder. Sounds fun, but I wouldn't take them anywhere lift accessed.
 
There's a few edits on the site. One of them shows them playing around on groomers. Actually looked fun going sideways down the mountain. Pretty sure it's not impossible to get up on edge. Imagine what some tweaks to a convex base would do for park progression.
 
iv seen em at tmc freeriderz and they are sooo dope. i would love to get on a pair but unfortunately they are not for sale. however, i think you can ride a pair at powder mountain cat skiing in whistler if im remembering correctly.
 
their park skis would blow even more if they did that. imagine the lack of stability on rails, and how hard it would be to stomp tricks
 
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