MeenaSmalls
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I was looking at Harts website. A fairly mogul based company it seems, and they have a park ski called the "Twisted". Interested to see if anyone has ridden them if so please let me know how they are.
Hart Park skis???
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veronicaawinston
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didn't even know anyone rode hart in the park
MeenaSmalls
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13288860:@LANTASKI said:
Great thread so far. My question has br even been close to answered
13289711:skisocks said:
every Hart ski is handmade and the company has very high quality control, much better than most. Hart's were the first skis I owned that I picked (Mogul skis) and they were amazing. They are not corporate in the slightest. If anything, they stick to their guns and stay true to mogul and powder skis (for the most part).
maximiliaan
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13290963:skisocks said:
wtf are you talking about? first you say you dont like them, then say you were talking out of your ass because you never heard of them and the next sentence you say they make badass skis... if you have nothing helpfull to say and only can say bullshit then just please shut the fuck up.
not even mad
KneeDrop
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Unless they've changed it in the last few years, here's what I have seen from it as a rental ski.
1)The topsheets are weak and flaky. Every one (around 8-10) of the Attack, Twisted, and Soul (the park-type Hart's we rent) has globs of epoxy where the topsheet is missing.
2)They have a very questionable durability factor, the "SmartGlass" is light, yes...but it also makes distinct cracking noises the first 50 or so times you hand flex it.
3)About half of them have exploded in the tail. All of them not just the park skis.
They may be fun to ski on but I can't imagine you'd be skiing on them long.
1)The topsheets are weak and flaky. Every one (around 8-10) of the Attack, Twisted, and Soul (the park-type Hart's we rent) has globs of epoxy where the topsheet is missing.
2)They have a very questionable durability factor, the "SmartGlass" is light, yes...but it also makes distinct cracking noises the first 50 or so times you hand flex it.
3)About half of them have exploded in the tail. All of them not just the park skis.
They may be fun to ski on but I can't imagine you'd be skiing on them long.
Sounder
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13290437:parkplayground said:
13290963:skisocks said:
13292065:KneeDrop said:
Sorry to disappoint you guys, but it seems to me that most if not all of Hart's skis are made in china now. My one's just say "designed in America" where as they used to say "made in America". The top sheet also still is super flakey and chips off pretty easy, however i haven't had the popping and cracking.
