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Eli.braun98Mango 90
Skidude24I’ve heard those are decent, are on3ps required to have pivot bindings? I’ve heard mixed opinions on pivots.
Skidude24I’ve heard those are decent, are on3ps required to have pivot bindings? I’ve heard mixed opinions on pivots.
ghoti_hookMay get some hate for this but look at an edge-less ski. You don’t have to worry about edge cracks and you can add p-tex to any base/edge damage. You won’t be able to turn or carve but you said that doesn’t matter. When the temperature is above 40 and I am lapping a tow rope, I am using my edgeless skis. They have been going strong for 3+ seasons of hard rail riding.
Skidude24Okay yeah I might be looking for something edgeless. Lapping rails with a tow rope is exactly what I’m into. Any recommendations on edgeless skis?
Skidude24Okay yeah I might be looking for something edgeless. Lapping rails with a tow rope is exactly what I’m into. Any recommendations on edgeless skis?
JemsEdgeless skis are even more flexible than the most flexible traditional park skis, would not recommend unless you’re pretty advanced in the park already. Since you’re 6’1 i’d also advise you get skis AT LEAST 180 cm in length. Get literally any brand and model park ski you want, just remember some are more durable than others. Most rail skiers prefer skis on the softer side as well.
More durable:
- ON3P
- Icelantic
- Moment
- Vishnu (intensely debatable)
Less durable for the most part
- Line
- K2
- Armada (Not sure if their new sidewalls are any better than the ones that blew out all the time the past few years)
- Faction
- Surface
deke_skiwet
Non_State_ActorYou forgot the 189 part but this is probably the correct answer.
skippaagBdog edgless, 2x4 skis.