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What do reverse sidecut skis feel like in pow

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FruitBootPro
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...versus fat skis with a normal amount of sidecut and taper?
I don't know what to expect, I've been waterskiing many times but I didn't notice that feeling particularly better or worse than skiing on piste
Oct 15 2021 3:50PM
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BeetleJuice
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Basically they feel like there is no friction when turning. They pivot much easier. You think about changing direction, they pivot and go, even in thick, deep wet manky snow.. You don't have to do this though, they still go straight if you want to do that. The surfyness is unreal, because this frictionless turn feeling mixes with the full rocker to ultimately make you feel like you're skiing on a cloud
Oct 15 2021 5:01PM
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FruitBootPro
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BeetleJuiceBasically they feel like there is no friction when turning. They pivot much easier. You think about changing direction, they pivot and go, even in thick, deep wet manky snow.. You don't have to do this though, they still go straight if you want to do that. The surfyness is unreal, because this frictionless turn feeling mixes with the full rocker to ultimately make you feel like you're skiing on a cloud


2 month old thread, but if they really feel this good, why do so few people use them nowadays?
Dec 20 2021 12:44AM
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shin-bang
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FruitBootPro2 month old thread, but if they really feel this good, why do so few people use them nowadays?

Because the versatility in other conduitons is 💩
Dec 20 2021 1:33AM
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