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Built my setup early last fall and have been fixing it up a bit. I dont think my setup is that great, there are many out there. What is the best summer setup u have seen? Post pictures to give me ideas on how to improve mine.
Mines not finished, but when it is I'll post a pic... As long as you can make it on to the rail and ski away your set up is fine... Who cares how good other people think it is?
It depends. mine is turf so when i tried i ate shit like 4 or 5 times. but after a few hits u get accustomed to it. its hard to not carve at all when hitting it switch though. u have to commit. if u bail....... ur screwed
Your's looks relatively easy to drop switch on. My old was step as hell with a tighter transition that you kinda had to pump to get the speed, so switch was really hard and scary. Just go for it without the rail at first and build yourself up. Get switch lips for dayzz
i have plastic chicken fencing on the top part of my drop in, you can see it is a slightly darker green. but really just get short turf, make sure you staple it on with the grain in the right direction, and after a while it will get faster. i think your skis also have to get accustomed. i don't know really.
i don't even soap it anymore. just water gives me plenty of speed.
I might be completely wrong but I feel like it makes you stick to the turf. I have mSnow on my inrun and turf as my landing and it's really weird for the first few hits after I wax up because I stick to the landing.
I use one but I also put plywood on the hill to keep the turf on the hill ( it keeps turf from blowing away). The plywood also makes the setup faster. Pics next week probably cuz I'm on vacation now