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What Length Of Ski`s?
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-10-06 16:21re: What Length Of Ski`s?
Hi Mixu,I've skied for over 15yrs and used Blades for the first time 3yrs ago. They're awesome! Much easier to ski with on everything except powder.
I also found that it helped my carving on normal carvers (170cm for me) much easier!
Give them a try, I swear you'll love them!
re: What Length Of Ski`s?
Hiya Blade Runner
You should try the SB10's that I have got... They have a far greater width than the other Salomon blades, which gives pretty good float in soft snow - not as good as a full length ski, but if you keep the speed up, good enough to deal with most powder.
Some of the new Ski Boards comming out of Norway and America have similar profiles - almost 14 cm at tip and tail, and lengths of 99cm right up to 110cm now
I think that this is the way to go - Unless it's really out ...
You should try the SB10's that I have got... They have a far greater width than the other Salomon blades, which gives pretty good float in soft snow - not as good as a full length ski, but if you keep the speed up, good enough to deal with most powder.
Some of the new Ski Boards comming out of Norway and America have similar profiles - almost 14 cm at tip and tail, and lengths of 99cm right up to 110cm now
I think that this is the way to go - Unless it's really out ...
Hiya Blade Runner
You should try the SB10's that I have got... They have a far greater width than the other Salomon blades, which gives pretty good float in soft snow - not as good as a full length ski, but if you keep the speed up, good enough to deal with most powder.
Some of the new Ski Boards comming out of Norway and America have similar profiles - almost 14 cm at tip and tail, and lengths of 99cm right up to 110cm now
I think that this is the way to go - Unless it's really out of bounds, I don't use my skis any more
Stephen
You should try the SB10's that I have got... They have a far greater width than the other Salomon blades, which gives pretty good float in soft snow - not as good as a full length ski, but if you keep the speed up, good enough to deal with most powder.
Some of the new Ski Boards comming out of Norway and America have similar profiles - almost 14 cm at tip and tail, and lengths of 99cm right up to 110cm now
I think that this is the way to go - Unless it's really out of bounds, I don't use my skis any more
Stephen
