Newschoolers55
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what skis are the most flexable skis?
I know that new Traveling Circus skis has a soft flex
I know that new Traveling Circus skis has a soft flex
The Most flexable skis
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McLS
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I think in terms of this and next seasons skis, the tcs might be the most flexible. The al dente are great but only once u break them in good. the should riders are pretty buttery too but not as much as the al dented once u've broke them in for a season (they can get reaaal buttery)
it really depends on your weight/strenghth, if you're quite heavy, know how to butter well, any quite buttery ski can become real buttery after a while. I'd look in the flatypus toros as well, they'd be cheap from last season or before, and king of butter didn't too bad on em xD
it really depends on your weight/strenghth, if you're quite heavy, know how to butter well, any quite buttery ski can become real buttery after a while. I'd look in the flatypus toros as well, they'd be cheap from last season or before, and king of butter didn't too bad on em xD
McLS
Active member
I think in terms of this and next seasons skis, the tcs might be the most flexible. The al dente are great but only once u break them in good. the should riders are pretty buttery too but not as much as the al dented once u've broke them in for a season (they can get reaaal buttery)
it really depends on your weight/strenghth, if you're quite heavy, know how to butter well, any quite buttery ski can become real buttery after a while. I'd look in the flatypus toros as well, they'd be cheap from last season or before, and king of butter didn't too bad on em xD
it really depends on your weight/strenghth, if you're quite heavy, know how to butter well, any quite buttery ski can become real buttery after a while. I'd look in the flatypus toros as well, they'd be cheap from last season or before, and king of butter didn't too bad on em xD
