How do I break in my skis faster?

[jacob.wetzel.583]

I have a pair of K2 Recoils and they're pretty stiff in the tips. Is there a fast way to break them in at home?

 

[Toaster-Tony]

sinder bloks

 

[veng_m]

welcome to ns b00b n00b

 

[Holte]

sinder bloks

Like this?

 

[NEPTR]

actually though next time your on the hill with them find a hole and jump up and down in it

 

[shin-bang]

just flex them by hand every night, and ride them hard.

 

[1kewldewd]

ski on them and weigh more than 90 pounds

 

[toastyteenagers]

do this crazy trick when you stand on them while sliding on snow

 

[bieberhole69.]

Also just a heads up the recoil's are a relatively stiff park ski to begin with, so they might just be stiffer than another ski you're used to

 

[skidemon22]

Skis will be as broken in as much as the can be after a run or two, as the only thing that breaks in is the fiberglass and/ or carbon. Wood is going to maintain its shape, as is any metal in the ski (though I doubt you K2s have metal in them)

 

[skidemon22]

And to that end, it's really the skier that needs to get broken in. I.E.- getting used to the new skis and getting back on the snow in the early season

 

[Toaster-Tony]

Like this?

exactly like that

 

[paige.]

Like this?

I preferred this method personally:
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/465910/Thoughts-on-rockering-skis-