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Vishnu wets

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The_Dude_
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Just ordered a pair of 183 Vishnu wets. Wanted to get peoples opinion on them. They’re going to be my park ski for rails and buttering. I wanted to see how they’re going to hold up on jumps. Are they able to handle jumps, and if so how big is the max for them? Kind of new to the whole park skiing scene so any advice helps on what the skis are catered to
4 years ago
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Celery
Posts: 2120 - Karma: 26,600
They won’t hold up unless you land bolts. Soft and rockered is a bad combo for stability.
4 years ago
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Jems
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these are catered mostly to your average passionate rail enjoyer

there are not any skis like these.
4 years ago
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koareichardt
Posts: 6 - Karma: 24
Vishnu wets= Insane jibbing
4 years ago
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KilaTsunami
Posts: 3353 - Karma: 32,281
I asked the same thing a while back about jump stability.. from what I gathered, If u gotta ask then your gonna be just fine. Meaning the size of the jumps (30-50ft) were hitting aren't big enough to compromise our landings. I could be wrong, but that’s what I took away from it. I’m not worried about it either. I see plenty of ppl flying high on Wets.
4 years ago
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hi_vis360
Posts: 5335 - Karma: 55,443
Are they a stable ski? No.

Can you do jumps on them? yes, absolutely. Some people make it sound like you literally can't do any jumps at all on them and that's just silly.
4 years ago
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lizard.stuff
Posts: 900 - Karma: 1,285
After skiing wets and wides pretty exclusively for the past few seasons, I couldn’t think of a good reason to ride any other park skis. Their edge and overall durability is top notch, I have never had a park ski survive as long as my Vishnu’s. I love my wets on jumps, I am certainly not doing any doubles, but I have never thought they held me back on trying tricks on decently sized jumps. Plus you are directly supporting park skiing by purchasing a pair.
4 years ago
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lilnoid666
Posts: 379 - Karma: 738
hi_vis360Are they a stable ski? No.

Can you do jumps on them? yes, absolutely. Some people make it sound like you literally can't do any jumps at all on them and that's just silly.


i love u and ur style is top-notch
4 years ago
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hi_vis360
Posts: 5335 - Karma: 55,443
ButteryStix69i love u and ur style is top-notch


Thanks dude!
4 years ago
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lilnoid666
Posts: 379 - Karma: 738
hi_vis360Thanks dude!


i don't remember talking shit to u but I didn't mean it if I did
4 years ago
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hi_vis360
Posts: 5335 - Karma: 55,443
ButteryStix69i don't remember talking shit to u but I didn't mean it if I did


It's all good man, I was trolling at the time and you fell for it, sorry to put you on blast. Hope you are enjoying the wets!
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