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Mmmm, I agree. However, a floppy ski is kinda what I like to ride all mountain anyways. Fun for park, fun for just messing around, but still large and in charge enough to blast through crusts and crud and magnificent in powder. I love em. I only wish I could try the rockered pro model ones...
Uh... I sold a few pairs of Seths this year and they sure didn't feel rockered to me. Have I gone insane? I think it's more likely that you're just wrong and they're not.
I've never ridden pontoons, but hellbents are okay on hardpack. They're very soft and tend to chatter through high speed turns in any snow that's less than an inch deep (ie. all groomers). The 08 seths are much more stable on piste, and the 07 seths are even more stable. If there's not more than a foot or two of powder, seths work fine for me. But in deep pow, hellbents are fun.
they're slightly rockered in the tip. It's not much. The only thing you really notice is they don't tip dive quite as much as older seth models. For all practical purposes, they're not really rockered, just softer.
Dude, no way, Seth rode on rockered Madens in like all the ski movies of 06. I have no idea what he rode this year, but being at home in the BC and since he was on the rocker boat last year, I'd suspect Hellbents most of the time.
In the K2 forums he said that was because that was the only 07 graphic he had at the time. I feel like an idiot for knowing all this stuff after reading JD's post in the Nazi thread though