Dynastar edges

Ouch. i hope it doesn't... I think for some people its the way they ski and land on tables and stuff. if you land backseat all the time it prolly smacks the nose all the time. or like for mogals if you land back seat... that can't be good.

ok lets be honest for a second
if you ask anyone you know who skis TMs, how much of this edge stuff is true and how much is hype?

ok, here are my experiences with dynastar twins over the past couple years: I had the original trouble maker (03-04) and sure enough, the edges crapped to shit. There were 20cm chunks of edge missing from my ski. Other than that, it skied really well. 04-05, i got the phil belanger pros. I skies alot more and hit probably twice as many rails on this ski. The edges were pretty beat up, but nowhere close to my TM's. The edges had cracked in one place, but to this day have not peeled away from the sidewall yet. This year i bought the crichton pro. This ski is significantly stiffer that the belans or the TMs. The dimensions are identical. The edges are holding up perfectly, and don't have so much as a crack in them. I have been skiing about 25 times on them and they are treatin' me pretty damn well so far. Im convinced Dynastar has changed the edges on their pro models at least.

Lets see...this is my experience with Dynastar. It is slightly limited but here goes: I used to just ski all mountain, through my first two years or so of high school. Then at the end of the season two years ago, I reasearched heavily and bought a pair of Troublemakers. I have skied them for the last two years and they are absolutely awesome. I have tried on a friends pair of lines, salomons, and scratches and nothing compares to the feel of my dynastars. They have awesome pop, going forwards and hitting jumps switch. I have just begun hitting numerous boxes and rails this year and the edges are absolutely flawless. The only few bad things I have found is that they are not quite as soft as I would like, they are a little thin but not too much of a problem and they are hard to do butters/manuals or whatever you want to call them. Overall, these are by far the best skis I have ever ridden and my edges are in perfect condition. I have skied these at least 60-70 times and they are holding up awesome and I beat them up pretty badly. Now I can imagine that if you are stomping onto rails, or disastering them the edges might get damaged, they are built a little differently than other skis I have seen but for everying I have been doing, they hold up awesome. If you are looking for one of the best park skis, that can handle all-mountain awesome, and especially groomers; than deffinately deffinately get the TM's.