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Does any pro rider uses the 2021 volkl revolt 86 ?
Shot in the dark, but probably pros that ride for Volkl. It would be pretty weird for someone to be "pro" and not have a ski sponsor. They would then ride the skis from the company that sponsors them. Maybe I misinterpreted the question, but I don't see the point of this thread.
supersquidShot in the dark, but probably pros that ride for Volkl. It would be pretty weird for someone to be "pro" and not have a ski sponsor. They would then ride the skis from the company that sponsors them. Maybe I misinterpreted the question, but I don't see the point of this thread.
Volkl has many models of freestyle skis so I wondered if any pro that is sponsored from volkl who uses the revolt 86
ShredderQCVolkl has many models of freestyle skis so I wondered if any pro that is sponsored from volkl who uses the revolt 86
Volkl has rider facts and interviews on their website. https://www.voelkl.com/en/athletes/oeystein-braaten/
The Revolt 86 is one of Oystein's two favorite skis.
Also curious as to why you are wanting to know this.
ShredderQCVolkl has many models of freestyle skis so I wondered if any pro that is sponsored from volkl who uses the revolt 86
The only twin tips they sell are the revolt line. They come in three widths: 121, 95 and 87. I can't imagine why someone competing in slopestyle, big air or pipe would opt for the 95. It weighs more and is slower edge to edge.
supersquidI can't imagine why someone competing in slopestyle, big air or pipe would opt for the 95. It weighs more and is slower edge to edge.
you're right that most comp skiers use skis with 80something waists but 90s waists aren't unheard of in comps. henrik comes to mind among others, and i saw a pair of poachers being used in the FIS pipe comp on tv yesterday (though i must admit that one surprised me)
