Park skis with short turn radius, little to no rocker?

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Park skis with short turn radius, little to no rocker?

a_pla5tic_bag

Posts: 9211 - Karma: 5,359

Apr 25 2014 4:54PM

Do such skis exist? I'd like

-softer, preferably no stiffer than this years punx.

-race base or the companies equiv, i hate being slow

-like 171 or so. i used some 176 punx and they were a tiny bit too long.

-sort of skinny, definitely no more than 90 in waist.

i'm considering just getting punx but I want to see what else is out there.

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pghjibber

Posts: 1298 - Karma: 329

Apr 25 2014 6:17PM

original alpha 1/halo fit the bill for what you're describing

those had a short radius less than 15m

tip/tail rocker

81mm underfoot in the 170cm length

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Park.

Posts: 2480 - Karma: 4,582

Apr 25 2014 10:48PM

APO kai Pro isnt soft, but you can definitely butter and it is a better match and a (personal opinion) much better ski than the Armadas

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a_pla5tic_bag

Posts: 9211 - Karma: 5,359

Apr 26 2014 1:30PM

I wish I could find the space alphas. those were cool looking.

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steeze.pizza

Posts: 82 - Karma: 223

Apr 26 2014 2:36PM

I think the Icelantic da nollies have a shortish turning radius and no rocker

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steeze.pizza

Posts: 82 - Karma: 223

Apr 26 2014 6:59PM

And the apo Sammy c

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GeorgiaJibber

Posts: 1606 - Karma: 1,346

Apr 27 2014 12:26AM

steeze.pizzaI think the Icelantic da nollies have a shortish turning radius and no rocker[/QUOTEThe da'nollies are straight camber, Any 5-d skis will have a relatively short turn radius though. But as said before, the old alphass and halos are your best bet

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