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BallClapperBro, make up your mind and buy something. Pretty sure you have been given a ton of info already due to the multitude of threads you have created on this subject matter.
KilaTsunamiMy ar7 (arv now) honestly changed the course of my life. Tricks came so much easier and got me hooked on the game. Been trapped on NS talking park skiing ever since.
They’re stiff but you wanna learn with a nice and light, stiff ski. Not a soft, flexy ski… that’s ur second park ski once u got everything down pat.
CheecksI ave the arv 94’s, going to probably just remount them, what’s a good mountain point?
BallClapperBro, make up your mind and buy something. Pretty sure you have been given a ton of info already due to the multitude of threads you have created on this subject matter.
CheecksBro stfu already, all
you do is bitch at every post I make
jimbobsBro you already have arv94s, those are park skis. There is nothing holding you back from making progress, different skis won't make you a better park skier. Stop overthinking it, stop blaming your gear, nut up and go learn more tricks.
**This post was edited on Dec 20th 2024 at 7:21:25am
CheecksI do learn new tricks, but idk if a non symmetrical ski makes things harder
CheecksI do learn new tricks, but idk if a non symmetrical ski makes things harder
CheecksI do learn new tricks, but idk if a non symmetrical ski makes things harder
CheecksI do learn new tricks, but idk if a non symmetrical ski makes things harder
