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JSwatz19Surface makes some extremely soft skis. Also, On3p and Prior allow you to customize your flex however you like so those may be good options as well. Vishnu would be another good company to check out.
CatdickBojanglesSurface is ass.
JSwatz19I agree. He asked for relatively unknown, soft skis. Surface makes some of the softest skis I've ever seen. But yes, they're ass.
BradFiAusNzCoCaI sound like a broken record at this point but it’s relevant and a great ski. @FaunaSkis Omni. On sale spring/next year
EBrookskii was looking at those, are they as soft as something like blends or vishnus
BradFiAusNzCoCaTbh I haven’t skied either of those but I think the 4/10 rating someone mentioned is pretty spot on. They soften up a lot and are easy to press and play without totally washing out. Still can get some support. You can kind of pick and chose if you want support or soft depending on how you ski it. Mostly support in tail when landing. Profile is more akin to a blend where it has camber that you flex through as opposed to super rockered. But still a decent amount of rocker
EBrookskiok, cause im 5'6 only 120 pounds so i like getting super soft skis perferably with a softer tail then nose
BradFiAusNzCoCaUnderstood but why do you prefer that? That’s pretty unusual for a ski and a bit counterproductive for how the body kinda reacts with the ski in regards to landing, etc.
EBrookskimore fun going down hills with softer tails, little bit sketch on landings though
BradFiAusNzCoCaFair enough. But why stiffer tips with that? Lol
Jemsfr having stiffer tips is useless
EBrookskimore fun going down hills with softer tails, little bit sketch on landings though
BradFiAusNzCoCaJust makes me think of charging through crud and then immediately folding on the tails
BradFiAusNzCoCaFair enough. But why stiffer tips with that? Lol