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DominatorJacquesNever sweat the small stuff! Added structure can be a good thing! ;-)
I have never really found it to help with speed as I never get timed, much less down to the thousanth of a second that it would only help with.
From a structural standpoint, it doesn't really eliminate the stress concentration from the scratch enough to matter for durability. Mayybe if you hit a rock in the exact same spot it would help. The bottom line is I have always found tiny ptex repairs to vibrate out quickly and it's just a waste of ptex/littering tiny toxic plastic pieces on the mountain.
ReturnToMonkeyI have never really found it to help with speed as I never get timed, much less down to the thousanth of a second that it would only help with.
From a structural standpoint, it doesn't really eliminate the stress concentration from the scratch enough to matter for durability. Mayybe if you hit a rock in the exact same spot it would help. The bottom line is I have always found tiny ptex repairs to vibrate out quickly and it's just a waste of ptex/littering tiny toxic plastic pieces on the mountain.
Try Snowbird, that place will chew up your skis so fast. I actually had my worst core shot at Solitude so its really anywhere in the Cottonwood Canyons i guess.
CarsonLentzI remember when I got back into skiing around 7th grade and a small resort opened 20 minutes away from me and all my homies and I jumped off rocks deep in the PA woods on our downhill Rossi skis. Looking back we may have been totally jerrys but we had a blast.
