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Rockered park skis

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_anderson_
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looking into getting a pair and I'm wondering what the advantages of rockered park skis are?
May 25 2016 9:14PM
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colder152000
Posts: 589 - Karma: 1,176
pros: less catching edges and easier to turn
cons: less stable at speed
May 25 2016 9:25PM
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270on420out
Posts: 7520 - Karma: 51,251
Pros:

Look danker

V A P O R W A V E

Your mom will let you stay up late on school nights

Cons:

You can't get the good succ
May 25 2016 10:43PM
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Swandog7
Posts: 4956 - Karma: 9,025
pros:

fun as fuck to ride
look steezy
you won't look like a pussy
Sometimes you get succ

cons:

little less stable
people will ask what's wrong with your skis
May 25 2016 10:46PM
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Mingg
Posts: 14001 - Karma: 49,831
frankcoldercons: less stable at speed


really? I have a pair of rockered all mtn/pow skis and haven't really noticed that too much. I could be wrong though. I guess they could ski differently on packed snow/groomers than what I mostly used them on?
May 25 2016 10:48PM
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Big_Mtn
Posts: 551 - Karma: 1,647
Minggreally? I have a pair of rockered all mtn/pow skis and haven't really noticed that too much. I could be wrong though. I guess they could ski differently on packed snow/groomers than what I mostly used them on?


ON3P seems to be a bit of an exception. They're relatively stiff and have a full sidewall so that helps.
May 25 2016 11:00PM
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John18_6
Posts: 7313 - Karma: 49,168
Minggreally? I have a pair of rockered all mtn/pow skis and haven't really noticed that too much.


Once you break 10mph then you start to notice.
May 26 2016 12:34AM
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Clamjunkies
Posts: 113 - Karma: 305
They are so dope! They are really buttery at the tip and tail, while being stable underfoot. I have the on3p filthy rich and they are so fun and playful.
May 26 2016 12:38AM
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Park_Ranger
Posts: 3825 - Karma: 8,635
Pros: great for butters and rails

Cons: not great for big jumps that require lots of speed (unless you're Dollo)
May 26 2016 2:01AM
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Mingg
Posts: 14001 - Karma: 49,831
john18061806Once you break 10mph then you start to notice.


Ahhhhh that's my problem then.
May 26 2016 10:11AM
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Park_Ranger
Posts: 3825 - Karma: 8,635
john18061806Once you break 10mph then you start to notice.


ohhhhhhhhhhhh John18061806 just burned Ming guys!!!!!!!!!!
May 26 2016 11:36AM
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hot.pocket
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john18061806Once you break 10mph then you start to notice.


May 26 2016 2:06PM
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