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Rock_InhabitantSome people are not prepared for the noodleness. A dude I know skied on his new wets for a day and was not ready for the weird mechanics that come with a super flexy ski. He was used to stiff skis though, if you’re skiing on royales right now you shouldn’t be too shocked
isaacwrongidk i found the royale to probably be more similar to the keys..wets are a literal noodle..you could be like 80lbs and butter np
PGSkiingI ski on surface royals right now. What would you say are some differences between them
PGSkiingAlr I’m like 165 so butters will not be a problem. Ima pick up a pair soon
BallClapperBe prepared to break them instantly. I'm 170 and can butter sender free 110's. Thats a pretty beefy ski. Not ultra stiff but no noodle either. If you have good technique you should be able to butter anything.
PGSkiingYeah I have no problem buttering my royals
BallClapperThen why do you want a softer ski that will suck at everything but jibbing.
PGSkiingBecause I still have my royals for everything else. I just want a pair of used Vishnus to fuck around with and street ski on. I’ll use my royals for everything else bc I ski big mountains with them and have no issue all mountain skiing them
Rock_InhabitantSome people are not prepared for the noodleness. A dude I know skied on his new wets for a day and was not ready for the weird mechanics that come with a super flexy ski. He was used to stiff skis though, if you’re skiing on royales right now you shouldn’t be too shocked
AnnoyingposerR they somewhat passable on jumps?
BallClapperYou have to be perfectly centered at all times. They work but wouldn't recommend if you do jumps a lot.
KilaTsunamiTop notch park noodle
AnnoyingposerHow is the flex compared to other skis?
AnnoyingposerHow is the flex compared to other skis?
X_MEMESWERVE_XXreally good for powder
BallClapperSoftest ski on the market. Though the blend is very similar.
Just hand flexing the blend is softer but I haven't skied either so I'll take other peoples word for it.