1000 Skis Park 2025 Review

With camber under foot and early rise in tip and tail the ski is agile, easy to handle and have great edge control.In my brief stint on these skis, I had an absolute blast. The shape and style of the skis is not revolutionary, the guys haven’t gone out to reinvent the wheel. They’ve taken a mostly camber profile with a little early rise in the tip and the tail - a fairly classic shape - and tweaked it to their vision.

An even flex pattern throughout the ski means that the whole ski flexes at once when you put your weight behind them, rather than having a hinge point and means they pop back into shape with gusto. The camber means that despite the ski being on the soft end of the spectrum they maintain decent stability at high speeds on groomers, jumps, and rails.

They did exactly what I want a park ski to do; feel light and snappy on and off rails with a low swing weight for swaps and spins, carved hard and remain playful when doing nollies, butters and presses. - @milo-mcsenderson

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SOFT, PLAYFUL AND QUICK

Crafted as a tool to help bring your visions to life in the park.
Made for jumps, butters and quick turns.

A flex that makes the ski nimble and agile. Great for jumps and rails while soft enough to do the world's longest butter.
We love skiing them, that´s why we make them. Quick turns and easy butters, thats how they roll!

Responsibly crafted and built to withstand the force of park skiing with a thin poplar wood core, extra thick edges and a durable base.

The short turning radius in combination with the carefully selected width makes butters easy and carving a pleasure.
A sidewall construction with slighly capped top sheet gives the torsional flexibility we love while keeping the top sheets protected from chipping.

For added control the steel edges go all the way around the nose and tail.

With camber under foot and early rise in tip and tail the ski is agile, easy to handle and have great edge control.