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nmwninjartWhat's the stiffness rating on Keys? If the wets are 3/10 and wet + are 6, where do the keys fall?
nmwninjartWhat's the stiffness rating on Keys? If the wets are 3/10 and wet + are 6, where do the keys fall?
JacobthesadskierDoes anybody have any experience with the vishnu keys? I've been considering buying a pair in the presale. I'm a beginner park skier, and want something to improve and practise my tricks, and that'll last me when I (hopefully) get more advanced in freestyle. I can't find that much on them on the Internet, so any feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks.
MurslopIve heard so much negativity ab wets id say keys
**This post was edited on Mar 28th 2022 at 12:01:55am
goatmasterWhat bad things have you heard? Everyone I have talked to loves them.
Coleg55“Thanks for the email. The "center" of the ski when mounting is indeed 1cm back due to the asymmetrical shape. The mounting line on the ski is -1, but if you want to center mount them feel free. You will adjust to the difference either way in a day or so of skiing. Overall, the Key is the stiffest ski we make, on a 1-10 it would be somewhere around a 7. I still find them easy to butter because of the poplar/bamboo core but with enough substance to hit big jumps comfortably. Hope this helps.“
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PimpChimpinI ride wets and wides and everyone I’ve seen with the keys have said they likes them better than both. Get keys if you wanna do jumps and rails. Wets if just rails and butters
bootspacehow do your wides feel compared to your wets? i got wets this season and now i kinda wanna try wides too