zepscratch Active member Feb 9, 2006 #1 does a wider park ski really help you stomp tricks or is it just a preference. i would like to know before i get some new skis.
does a wider park ski really help you stomp tricks or is it just a preference. i would like to know before i get some new skis.
skibum193 Active member Feb 9, 2006 #3 yes they do help, but they are also personal prefence. guys in the x-games ride regular park skis, but then andy mahre rides maidens, and they all kill it
yes they do help, but they are also personal prefence. guys in the x-games ride regular park skis, but then andy mahre rides maidens, and they all kill it
E easson19 Member Feb 9, 2006 #5 more aukward on rotation sooo. i would go with a regular park ski. they are coming out with the anthem and thats a wider park ski
more aukward on rotation sooo. i would go with a regular park ski. they are coming out with the anthem and thats a wider park ski
T thecarguy Member Feb 9, 2006 #6 They aren't more awkward spinning if you mount close to center. This just requires a softer wide ski. Like the Made'n...which is my park ski. I'm 6'5"...nobody makes traditional park skis big enough so I resorted to Made'ns...they are so much more stable.
They aren't more awkward spinning if you mount close to center. This just requires a softer wide ski. Like the Made'n...which is my park ski. I'm 6'5"...nobody makes traditional park skis big enough so I resorted to Made'ns...they are so much more stable.
FUUUCK Active member Feb 9, 2006 #7 well rails are easier for me on the 4frnt msp and the fujative than on line 1260s
