Low tide ski

ASSholebomber22

ASSholebomber22

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Been cruisin on wide planks but this november's been pretty bare which has me thinkin I need some narrow sticks. Thinkin somethin
 
This is the 2nd time I've posted a thread and half the damn text got cut out. Wtf.

Anyways I want something that fuckin' rails icy groomers but is playfull enough to not kick my ass in the bumps. Not really thinking directional charger but not thinkin' a center mounted park plank either. A -6 ish mount in a 185+ length kinda ski. What's out there?
 
14081430:Biffbarf said:
This is the 2nd time I've posted a thread and half the damn text got cut out. Wtf.

Anyways I want something that fuckin' rails icy groomers but is playfull enough to not kick my ass in the bumps. Not really thinking directional charger but not thinkin' a center mounted park plank either. A -6 ish mount in a 185+ length kinda ski. What's out there?
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Maybe like a ripstick or a mindbender if ur into that sort of thing

Also maybe an enforcer
 
Most skis are going to be more directional with mounts in the -10 to -12cm range that fit your description but the Enforcer 88 would be in the -8cm range and it is great in bumps and groomers. Blizzard Brahma 88 or 82 would have even better hard snow/ice grip and still fantastic in bumps but more traditional -11cm back.

Another idea would be an old school “comp style” park ski with mostly camber, little tip/tap taper that would be good for gripping hard groomers. Fisher Nightstick, Salomon NFX, Head Framewall etc. Mount around the -4 area for a mix of groomer performance and still playful. Lengths top out at 181/182cm though.
 
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