Carving skis
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Spatulas or Eric Pollards new 130mm waist Prophets.
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'I won't be able to vote for like...four more years.' (18 year old Tanner Hall)
'My knee hurts' (Jeff Merat after grinding a lunch table for an hour instead of sitting in the ski patrol shack for his torm mcl and acl which he got earlier that day.)
'I'm not asking for any help, just mabe for you to get off your ass.'(my dad)
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'I won't be able to vote for like...four more years.' (18 year old Tanner Hall)
'My knee hurts' (Jeff Merat after grinding a lunch table for an hour instead of sitting in the ski patrol shack for his torm mcl and acl which he got earlier that day.)
'I'm not asking for any help, just mabe for you to get off your ass.'(my dad)
ReggaeConcept1
Active member
cant go wrong with spatulas. but if you want an actually good carving ski, ive heard only great things about the rossi XX (which are now the B2s). atomic's supercross skis are badass as well
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Formerly NOFXpunkAF
KPP represent
i just bought the PEs and im stoked
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Formerly NOFXpunkAF
KPP represent
i just bought the PEs and im stoked
sock_monkey
Member
Head Cyber XP100 and the newer iC200.
are awesome carvers. and the tip is wide enough to give you some float in deep snow if you need it.
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are awesome carvers. and the tip is wide enough to give you some float in deep snow if you need it.
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manus
Active member
for a carving ski, think about how you ski and the feedback the ski gives you. It depends what you are looking for in the ski.
Tail Heavy = Volkl
Tip Heavy (whippy tail) = Dynastar
Tip Heavy with a stong tail = Atomic
Tip Heavy (solid all around) = K2
Center ski heavy (edges tip and tail, lock down when you are over the center of the ski) = Fischer
Not sure where Rossi would fit in here, but I'm sure someone could describe them, and I wasn't too fond of Head's recently (based on how they performed outside their design) and wish Salomon would get away from the foam core.
Tail Heavy = Volkl
Tip Heavy (whippy tail) = Dynastar
Tip Heavy with a stong tail = Atomic
Tip Heavy (solid all around) = K2
Center ski heavy (edges tip and tail, lock down when you are over the center of the ski) = Fischer
Not sure where Rossi would fit in here, but I'm sure someone could describe them, and I wasn't too fond of Head's recently (based on how they performed outside their design) and wish Salomon would get away from the foam core.