Surface No times

Keith.

Keith.

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I've found a pair SRFC X SKDY No time collabs in BST. I've search barred and found one thread, with a few people saying they had major durability issues and broke really quickly. So im wondering what are some of your guys experiences with No times.

K+ to anyone who gives a good response.
 
i heard that too...they rnt made to well and tyhats y they r cheap...they are similar to salomon suspects....aramadas r the way to go for durability and performance
 
Jesus, shut up. If you haven't ridden them or watched every second of a ski being ridden, don't comment on their durability.

I have them, and have used them for probably 15-20 days. They are super fun, some of the funnest park skis I've used. They are looking like they might start falling apart soon though, there's probably 5-7 edge cracks over three of the edges. If you usually don't beat up your skis too much, they'd probably last a while, and they can be really fun.
 
just what i mean....my friend has ridden armadas for like 35 days this season...not a single crack...and my other driend rode surfacees for 15 days and he broke it on a tailpress
 
Learn to fucking spell first and actually ride a ski before you decide your verdict on it.

I suggest the doubletimes if you are going to get a surface park ski. The No Times are a fun ski but they aren't the most durable. The doubletimes are stiffer and beefier and more durable than the no times. I'd go for the Doubletimes but if you can find a pair of old watchlifes from '07-08, those are really fun skis.
 
yeah i just hope that for the future surface can make their edges supreme and beef up the no times, cause surface definitely has the right idea
 
just letting you know please dont complain...but if you have good news then post. just warning you
 
i was talking to some of the guys down there the other day and next years skis will be stronger with a carbon fiber reinforced core which will make them stiffer and they might be changing something to make the edges beefier not sure though. but i broke a pair right behind the bindings but they gave me a new pair for real cheap. but i really like the skis for right now though iv been having fun on them.
 
this is what they need: triaxle fib, extra carbon stringer, and softer metal for edges like liberty
 
My freind broke his after a month or so and they seemed good, but I don't think they are durable
 
Good one bud.

For the people who are looking at getting them... If you can get them for cheap and don't plan on making them last forever (because honestly, they probably won't), I think they're worth it. Super fun. It's a shame you can't use them longer.
 
i demoed them and they seemed super fun, alot like my t-halls but stiffer under foot and less camber and more butteryness
 
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