bump i am wondering the same thing

no clue OP. bump

soft, fun to play around on. my assumption on durability is that theyre not that good. my friend blew up the tip of his and it delammed pretty good but was still riding them

The durability on joysticks isn't all that great, but they're fun as hell... My these are on their last limb after half a season of riding.

SurfboardThe durability on joysticks isn't all that great, but they're fun as hell... My these are on their last limb after half a season of riding.

surf board coming in hot to back up my comment. k+

Right back atcha ;)

Ive have the these for the past 2 seasons. Mine have been holding out well considering the abuse I put them through.

My inside edging on my right ski wore out pretty quickly so I started swapping skis for each foot everyday. They wore out pretty bad at the end of the last season so this season I flipped the bindings so that the nose is now the tail and vice versa with the tail.

The base of the nose for one of my skis kind of ripped so I repaired that myself with epoxy but I did smash my ski into a rail so its understandable.

Outside "those" (haha) problems, I love the skis and will be doing what ever it takes to keep them alive for the this season and the next. They are super light and poppy, really fun for landing on rails

shin-bangsoft, fun to play around on. my assumption on durability is that theyre not that good. my friend blew up the tip of his and it delammed pretty good but was still riding them

SurfboardThe durability on joysticks isn't all that great, but they're fun as hell... My these are on their last limb after half a season of riding.

ContenderIve have the these for the past 2 seasons. Mine have been holding out well considering the abuse I put them through.

My inside edging on my right ski wore out pretty quickly so I started swapping skis for each foot everyday. They wore out pretty bad at the end of the last season so this season I flipped the bindings so that the nose is now the tail and vice versa with the tail.

The base of the nose for one of my skis kind of ripped so I repaired that myself with epoxy but I did smash my ski into a rail so its understandable.

Outside "those" (haha) problems, I love the skis and will be doing what ever it takes to keep them alive for the this season and the next. They are super light and poppy, really fun for landing on rails

k+

hi all.

throwing it out there that we've secured an Austrian manufacturer so expect an increase in quality and durability next year.

- jystk

JOYSTICK*hi all.

throwing it out there that we've secured an Austrian manufacturer so expect an increase in quality and durability next year.

- jystk

Just curious, where do you guys make them now?