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ON3P used to offer the Prester which was a full camber ski but they discontinued it, recently I saw that Oscar Weary was riding what looked to be a full or at least mostly cambered ski. Does anyone have any insight about this?
I'd get it. And I'd still have Kartels for slushy days. I think a lot of the hate on full camber is from people that haven't really skied them in the park that much, especially on ice and big jumps.
Big_MtnI'd get it. And I'd still have Kartels for slushy days. I think a lot of the hate on full camber is from people that haven't really skied them in the park that much, especially on ice and big jumps.
A lot of the hate on full camber is also from people who don't know how to carve (or ski) or people who never ski hard snow.
I switched from my first pair of skis which were noodles to a stiff camber ski with an 80 width. I don't know why more people don't ride camber or at least stiffer skis. They are awesome, but you catch your edge a lot easier so a bit of early rise would help.
I feel like a Kartel 96 shape / construction with full camber (or minimal tip and tail rocker) would be so good as an all mountain park ski for the east
If it was an option I'd probably have bought it. Magnus are super fun, but I do like a skinny, stiff, full camber park ski that I can rail turns on once it gets dark and super icy. Although maybe a tiny bit of rocker would be nice, but not Magnus levels of it.
