Little Big fats

Fat twins are all about the same weight from what i have felt, the major differences are going to lie in the binding you choose. The little big fat is not just the concept made fatter, as some people thought. It is a powder ski first, with park influence. So it is made for park stuff in powder including but not limited to jumps, step-ups, drops, as well as insane Jeremy Nobis style big mountain lines.

All in all they are good skis for powder, but may be a little bit big for regulat park riding unless you are a big guy.

Spinks

'now the rule of thumb here....'
'RULE OF THUMB! In the early 1900's it was legal for a man to beat his wife, if he used a stick no wider than his thumb!'
'That sucks, you cant do much with that, should have been the rule of wrist!'

I'm looking for a pow ski to fool around on at the end of the day. Primarily a resort ski, with a alpine binder. What would you recommend? I use mainly 912tis, are there lighter (beside randos)

the lil big fats in my opininion were super heavy. they seemed like a sick ski though,


I thought the skis made you good. I got the skis and it turned out I was wrong. It must be the clothes.
-3gman

Little Big Fat with P-14 bindings.

'now the rule of thumb here....'
'RULE OF THUMB! In the early 1900's it was legal for a man to beat his wife, if he used a stick no wider than his thumb!'
'That sucks, you cant do much with that, should have been the rule of wrist!'