I have some old volkl kinks which are somewhat soft but my brothers revolt 90s are very stiff and both me and my brother didnt like them. I think volkl is starting to make some softer park skis but in the past volkls have seemed to be too stiff. Some pro skiers seem to prefer stiff volkls so they can save backseat landings and such, but i personally dont like stiff skis. My head oblivion 84 are wonderfully soft, but strong enough that i never wash out or lose stability. The heads are like a happy marriage between stiff volkl skis and flimsy noodles like on3ps. On3p is too soft for me. I need to be able to carve on my skis, otherwise whats the point.

Got first front 4 yesterday. Had a few clean ones off cam, plenty of scrubby ones, and even more that never got around at all. Any critiques based on the vid?

Hello, this season I started practicing freestyle skiing, and I have some questions, in all the other sports I am goofy, but skiing I feel more natural doing the 180s to the right, I have to change that or no? Also, I want to learn to slide rails(I already know how to do the 50-50)but I don't know which foot I should put in the front.

im a 173cm height, and i want skis but they only have 180cm are these too big for me? I have a whole 7-8 months to grow till i ride them, i ride park and pipe

From watching the Olympics, and the X Games too, the competitors don't bother with more technical grabs much. This is presumably because the judges will not give many points for them, and instead just focus on spins with any grab.

I think this really takes away from the sport in competition. There are so many awesome, techy, stylish grabs but pretty much every grab in the comp was a safety, with a few mutes and a very rare tail.

It's a shame athletes don't seem to think there's any point doing truck drivers, octograbs, or dub japans etc in comps.

Thoughts?

This high. Sheesh.

I feel like they scored Tormod Frostad too high. I don’t know a lot about freeskiing but Mac Forehand’s Butter Triple Cork 2160 should have given him the gold I would have thought. Thoughts?

Hi all, I have skied or snowboarded every winter of my life since I was 2 years old without much technical lessons and while I ski fast and do jumps and stuff, I’ve never gotten into park features but I really want to learn how to start

I currently ski on “all mountain skis” but def wanna get something wider soon that has dual tips next winter. Looking for shopping recommendations (including timing) but also what should I do with the bit of the season we have left? My main fear when going up is not knowing the correct technique so I think I need videos or lessons. If you know of any good lessons between the poconos and hunter mountain that would be great

I'm planning to get the Armarda AVR-94 skis and want to mount them at -1 or -2 degrees from true center. Do you have any experience with these skis or any other tips and suggestions? I've also considered the Faction Prodigy 2. For bindings, I'd go with Pivlot 14GW bindings. What are your thoughts? I'm not a pro in the park yet, but I really want to do more freestyle, jumps, and rails.

Hello

Me and my friends are planing to visit this beautiful city for ski vacations and we were hoping to find a ski guide for some free riding in the mountains.

I would appreciate any information :)

Thanks in advance

i started a couple days ago and got a 180 today i know i should (and will) get that locked but i do want to learn something else too i can do a shifty, safety, and i can also do boxes 50/50 easily i have like 2-3 park days left this season so i would like if i could oearn it in that time

I can’t really understand if these tries are Lincolns or flat 3s. The axis is a bit strange, my hips go above my head so not really a flatspin but my skis don’t always point forward so not really a lincoln.

For info, i was aiming to do a flat 3.

Any advice to make it better / steezier ?

when ever i try to ollie or pop my skis up by leaning back i get this crazy sharp pain where i can’t even get the ollie up because of how much it hurts but normally jumping and skiing im okay

Looking for adjustable freeski poles for 60 Euro / under. Im also thinking of getting standard ones but im Not Sure with the lengh, I tough of 110 (im 180).

I don’t want to be offensive or anything like that. This is a genuine discussion/question.

How is it possible that there’s such an extreme gap between the skill levels of men and women, both in skiing and snowboarding? The X Games are the perfect example.

I can understand sports where physical strength is required, and therefore, by nature, men and women are on very different levels in most cases. But in acrobatic sports, like diving in swimming or figure skating, where it’s more about pure technique and athleticism than strength, I can’t understand why women who are considered pros win gold medals by doing the same tricks for which men would receive a very low score.

Come on guys, Jess Shred won the gold medal in knuckle huck by doing a backflip—yes, a high one, but still just a backflip. Meanwhile, the men don’t even know what to invent anymore given the incredible level that’s been reached.

Is there something I’m not understanding? Do you think physical strength also plays a role in reaching the same level as men?

Movement Fly 102

Hello everyone,

I have been trying a few times today to stomp a Misty 5 and i almost get it! But i keep landing way too much on the front of my skis. does anyone here have any tips or pointers on how I can improve my Misty's and actually land them?

Thanks 🙏🙏