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torrmskiiWas my first year in the park this year (could only 5050 boxes before) and learnt F2s, B2s (can do on pretty much anything) as well as front swaps Bsurface, Lip on and sw lip (mostly on lower rails). Have been skiing the ARV 100 and feel like this is holding me back from more technical rail tricks. Was wondering if this is just a skill issue and I should ski them until they’re dead or if getting something skinnier would make learning more technical rail tricks much easier.
killa242100 is the new 85. Gotta have that thic waist if you want that respect
killa242100 is the new 85. Gotta have that thic waist if you want that respect
VzxHow so
weatcoastFor what it’s worth, the ARV 100 durability issues were so bad that Armada paid Newschoolers to delete their roof box review lol
tyauerKeep em. Lighter/skinnier skis might be SLIGHTLY easier to get tricks down on, but it’s not like you’re park skis are Jeff 110s either. Once the ARV’s are cooked, just buy something in the 90 underfoot area imo
