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werdnaI’m here looking for some options on skis, I am not really sure what to get, I have been riding on pretty much 90 underfoot my entire life and I want to change it up, anyone got suggestions?
KilaTsunamiWhere do u ski?
What kind of skiing do you like doing? Are u a park guy? Hard carver?
We’ll help u regardless how many threads there are, just gotta give us more to go off of to help you get there 👍🏻
werdnaI ski park but something I could also take into the woods or even a bit of deeper snow, but i do regular runs from time to time aswell if i’m with some boys yk
werdnaI’m here looking for some options on skis, I am not really sure what to get, I have been riding on pretty much 90 underfoot my entire life and I want to change it up, anyone got suggestions?
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werdnaI ski park but something I could also take into the woods or even a bit of deeper snow, but i do regular runs from time to time aswell if i’m with some boys yk
skiP.E.I.https://www.corbetts.com/2023-line-sir-francis-bacon-skis/
https://www.corbetts.com/2023-volkl-revolt-86-picture-skis/
https://www.corbetts.com/2023-k2-sight-skis/
https://www.corbetts.com/2023-volkl-revolt-104-skis/
Any of these would be a fine option for most people who want a twin tip ski. Bacons or Revolt 104s if you want more versatility, Sight or Revolt 86 if you want more agility in the park.
skiP.E.I.https://www.corbetts.com/2023-line-sir-francis-bacon-skis/
https://www.corbetts.com/2023-volkl-revolt-86-picture-skis/
https://www.corbetts.com/2023-k2-sight-skis/
https://www.corbetts.com/2023-volkl-revolt-104-skis/
Any of these would be a fine option for most people who want a twin tip ski. Bacons or Revolt 104s if you want more versatility, Sight or Revolt 86 if you want more agility in the park.
KilaTsunamiHow deep of snow we talking? And how much time do you plan on spending hitting rails specifically, not including jumps.
werdnaI ride pretty much only rails the hill i ride at isn’t that big and like sometimes you can find like a little spot on the back of the mountain with some pretty deep snow.
werdnaI ski park but something I could also take into the woods or even a bit of deeper snow, but i do regular runs from time to time aswell if i’m with some boys yk
jfpDynastar m free 99 . Does it all. Hard charging, freestyle twintip. Great at everything.
