Member of the Month

hi_vis360
November, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Learning to butter

profile picture
dmcarlos
Posts: 1 - Karma: 19
so ive been trying to learn how to butter but i am nervous that i'll snap my skis. I have line chronics and haven't felt a flex to a ski like a bdog or something to understand how much less flexy mine are. if i were to just practice using more of my rocker and getting up on my ski tips in my room or on flat do i have to worry about them snapping or can i just send it as hard as i can? im around 210 lbs and 6 ft tall
Jan 27 2024 8:45PM
4 0
profile picture
KilaTsunami
Posts: 3170 - Karma: 29,953
I don’t think you’ll snap them bro, you’ll probably din out before that happens. God for it, it’s a fun trick to have
Jan 27 2024 8:58PM
2 0
profile picture
BallClapper
Posts: 3043 - Karma: 12,661
Send it. You probably won't snap your skis.
Jan 27 2024 9:29PM
2 0
profile picture
dmcarlos
Posts: 1 - Karma: 19
thx.went and tested it out,din set at 7 in the back and dinned out right away. feel a lot better now
Jan 27 2024 9:37PM
2 2
profile picture
BallClapper
Posts: 3043 - Karma: 12,661
dmcarlosthx.went and tested it out,din set at 7 in the back and dinned out right away. feel a lot better now


Bruh, if you are 210 a 7 is way too low. Dude go like 10 or something. https://www.dincalculator.com/
Jan 27 2024 9:54PM
3 0
profile picture
Rock_Inhabitant
Posts: 1207 - Karma: 12,224
BallClapperBruh, if you are 210 a 7 is way too low. Dude go like 10 or something. https://www.dincalculator.com/


Haha that calculator is stupid. I put in my stats and it came out with 5. I ski on 8 and it’s perfect
Jan 27 2024 11:20PM
2 0
profile picture
BallClapper
Posts: 3043 - Karma: 12,661
Rock_InhabitantHaha that calculator is stupid. I put in my stats and it came out with 5. I ski on 8 and it’s perfect


I agree but I only use it as a baseline.
Jan 28 2024 9:27AM
2 0
profile picture
Schoess
Posts: 2093 - Karma: 25,006
Hey brother. I was 6', 230lbs for years and have done a lot of butters without ever breaking a ski or having anything like it happen. Never seen anyone break a ski from it either, it's wildly unlikely unless you're missing edge and water gas rotted the core out or something.

Also here's some shit I wrote up awhile back about buttering if it helps you at all. Good luck and have fun brother. They're really fun.

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/930814/The-Definitive-Nosebutter-Guide
Jan 28 2024 10:23AM
2 0
profile picture
Steezarmada
Posts: 85 - Karma: -147
dmcarlosso ive been trying to learn how to butter but i am nervous that i'll snap my skis. I have line chronics and haven't felt a flex to a ski like a bdog or something to understand how much less flexy mine are. if i were to just practice using more of my rocker and getting up on my ski tips in my room or on flat do i have to worry about them snapping or can i just send it as hard as i can? im around 210 lbs and 6 ft tall


You SHOULDNT snap them, but that kind of fear is what you get for buying line 😹🫵🏻. Get some wets and call it a day, if they break then vishnu will be nice to you.
Jan 28 2024 10:36AM
3 0
All times are Eastern (-5)