Best surface for summer skiing

[shrediit]

What's up everyone I made an winter setup this year , but I would like to use for the summer, but I do not know what to put on the wood so that my skis slides well. I can not bring water to my setup, so the surfaces that needs water will not worked. Any suggestion please ???

 

[Daski]

Rusty nails

 

[Newschoolers55]

Snow?

 

[S.J.W]

http://www.m-snow.com/

 

[WI_skier]

Out door carpet is usually what works good and also construction fence.

Check outhttps://www.newschoolers.com/cultnews/453/Build-A-Jib-101 for much more ideas.

 

[craw]

clearly titanium peroxide mix of steeze

 

[theabortionator]

Cool thread OP

 

[fries]

Search bar might help

 

[.CJ.]

Lattice, mSnow, construction fence, pvc, turf( if steep), and many other things. Use your brain OP.

 

[SteezOnSkis12]

http://www.m-snow.com/

This but its expensive.

 

[John18_6]

Use your brain

last time I checked you can't ski on your brain

 

[momentz]

I heard damp cardboard does the trick.

 

[sbarlett]

I can not bring water to my setup

I heard damp cardboard does the trick.

What's he supposed to use... milk?

 

[Will.Herring]

Here op, check out these past threads. You will find an answer somewhere in these
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/808712/Summer-setup-help
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/808623/Summer-setup
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/750751/Best-Summer-Setup----------------------------

 

[Pac2]

id say lattice on the slopes and turf on the flats and take off. Im not sure if anyone has tried this yet but i might, i was thinking that since park crews use spray silicon to lube up their boxes and rails i thought maybe if you sprayed some on the lattice it would make it more slippery and quicker not sure if this would make a difference but its worth a try.

 

[Nikolaus]

turf and construction fence slides pretty well