Getting bigger skis

Yes.

Depends on your height/how much bigger the ski is/a lot of other things.
What are you normally doing when you ski? Jumps/rails/all mountain?
 
pros:more to land on off of jumpsfeeling of stability in the airwon't wash out as much periodbetter for powi think they look better...
cons:harder for fast spins on railsheavier than you might be used tonot as good for trees
from my experiences... it really all depends on what you ski, what skis you have now and how aggressively you ski to be honest
 
are you stupid?

ask yourself this, if i have more ski supporting you, will i have more or less balance and stability?

if you have more ski around you, will you be able to spin faster or slower?

if you have more surface area, will you sink through powder more or rise up more?

 
Much agreed, I was renting a couple (4 or 5) of years ago typical size of ski I would rent was 170-175, when I bought my first pair I bought a pair of 186 mojo 90's which was a big step up, my first time on them I was thinking on the chair how much harder they would be to turn etc.....all the things that would come to mind. Anyway all those thoughts went away after like 2 laps, bigger skis = better for just about everything (exception urban). I am assuming you are a kid and have 155 or 160 park skis? If you move up to something like a 171 or even 176 you won't notice that much of a difference especially if you center mount them. Powder, All mountain, big mountain etc .......lengths is a long discussion that I don't feel like having.
 
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