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its funny how this guy was trying to make fun of head supershapes as shitty park skis, yet some unknown guy straight up threw a flawless dub 10 on supershapes on a park jump.
Cant be that bad iamtrap if you can dub 10 on them and its not even a park ski.
Carving skis are fun, but I cannot stand how short they all are.
call me old school, but I just do not do girly man sizes... I'd rather pull out a pair of 215's from 1991 than most of the short junk that's been out in the last 20 years.
its funny how this guy was trying to make fun of head supershapes as shitty park skis, yet some unknown guy straight up threw a flawless dub 10 on supershapes on a park jump.
Cant be that bad iamtrap if you can dub 10 on them and its not even a park ski.
It's not like park skis are some special ski that allows one to do tricks better.
DingoSeanCarving skis are fun, but I cannot stand how short they all are.
call me old school, but I just do not do girly man sizes... I'd rather pull out a pair of 215's from 1991 than most of the short junk that's been out in the last 20 years.
The only this is anything over 190+ with a sub 20m radius skis like ass
My Racetiger SLs are interesting to hit jumps on. The tail is very stiff so you get a lot of pop, but there's so little ski behind you so it feels weird. Also it's somewhat easy to just hook into a deep turn and die on a bad landing, especially if you land backseat.
I still want a 85mm waist park ski with like a 14-15m turn radius, decently stiff, little bit of tip and tail rocker but not enough to make it turn weird. Perfect ski for east coast. There's hardly any big jumps, half the time there's barely any features at all cause there's no snow (except for this year) and there's nowhere to actually exercise a long turn radius ski at speed for more than half a second. Such a ski would be adept at hitting the one jump and three rails they managed to put up, then be great for gaper slalom down the rest of the hill.
