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Alright I have been wondering if anyone makes a ski that is completely zero camber with reverse sidecut. More specifically does anyone make a ski that would appear to have tip and tail rocker but in reality is zero camber but has reverse sidecut in the tip and tail. So in the tip and tail it would be relatively narrow widening as if there were tip and tail rocker( but not actually having rocker) narrowing again in the middle of the ski ? does such a ski exist?
but a ski like the armada alpha's per say have reverse sidecut obviously they have the tip and tail rocker with it but they aren't a pow ski by any means. I would think that a ski with reverse sidecut as long as it has zero camber instead of rocker would be able to maintain decent skiability on hardpack
Line Sir Francis Bacon has regular camber and a tapered tip and tail (not sure about the tail actually). Not exactly what you're looking for but the closest that I can think of.
these bluehouse's have no camber, but they do have early rise
https://newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/506428/page/2/
then the praxis powder boards have revers sidecut (131-136-124), but a "continuous rocker"
their site doesnt seem to be working at the moment, but here it is: http://praxisskis.com/