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Fully rockered skis

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kdes6
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I have never skied a fully rockered ski such as the volkl bridges or rossi scimitars I wanted to know what you guys thought about fully rockered skis because i wanted to try a pair
Dec 8 2012 2:37PM
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jalty03
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what conditions do you usually ski.
Dec 8 2012 4:53PM
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kdes6
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east coast conditions in vt mostly at stratton or where ever i get tickets too
Dec 8 2012 4:58PM
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kdes6
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also mostly will ski in the woods when im with my pops and his friends or some park if im with my friends
Dec 8 2012 5:00PM
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blindside
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You'll hear a lot of contradicting opinions, but in the end it's all personal preference. I highly recommend at least trying a pair (preferably a few) before deciding for yourself.

Personally I won't ski anything without rocker, and the bridges seem great for the type of skiing you'd be doing.
Dec 8 2012 7:29PM
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CheddarJack
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I demoed some bridges last year and loved them, even though they were too short for me. But I demoed them on a pow weekend so I didn't do much groomer or icy skiing.

That being said, I have some k2 recoils now which have k2's "all-terrain rocker" which isn't a full rocker and I find them being much more appropriate for east coast riding. I have yet to use these in pow though. Looking forward to seeing how they feel.
Dec 8 2012 8:42PM
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last_tango
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I have demoed the volkl bridge about three weeks back and I would use it as a everyday ski. They gripped ice very well and didn't get squirrely at speed. I'm not a fan of rockered skis most of the time but holy shit volkl did a damn good job. I would use them as a everyday ice coast ski. They can do it all.
Dec 8 2012 8:52PM
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fennjack
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In powder there is nothing better. They make you float and make sure u dont tomahawk when jumping cliff. On groomer and in park they suck though.
Dec 8 2012 9:09PM
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kdes6
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thanks for the input i wanna get my hands on a pair to try
Dec 8 2012 9:10PM
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