Long vs short turn radius

Depends very much on what type of ski.

There is no one best radius the best radius for a ski will be dependent I the style of ski. Do you want a hard carving ski, a comp park ski, a soft jib park ski, a soft all mnt ski, an all mnt ripper, a pow jib ski or a pow charger ect. All will suit differnt radius and also skiers will prefer differnt radius for thier personal skiing style. Some people love the short turn radius of the jj others find it twitchey. So to answer your question what type of skis are you interested in?

well im not actually looking for a ski, im just wondering what YOU guys like the best for your everyday/ favorite ski.
maybe for your carvers a 12m turn radius, but for your pow sticks you like around a 20? just wondering about an overall view of what your fav radius is, it can be on be on any ski.

I don't know how much difference there is between the first iteration of Filthy Richs and the 14/15 model, but on on3p's website says that it's 19m. I find it great for those long sweeping turns, but can initiate more into the carve to get a tighter radius of a turn.

For me, it depends on how I'm going to use the ski.

Park - medium (around 18 or 19)
All-Mountain - medium (around 20 or 21)
Powder - medium/long (around 24 or 25)
Trees - short/medium (16ish)

But the type of ski can play a huge factor in that too.

BWalmerFor me, it depends on how I'm going to use the ski.

Park - medium (around 18 or 19)
All-Mountain - medium (around 20 or 21)
Powder - medium/long (around 24 or 25)
Trees - short/medium (16ish)

But the type of ski can play a huge factor in that too.

exactly the response i was looking for. thanks k+

BWalmerFor me, it depends on how I'm going to use the ski.

Park - medium (around 18 or 19)
All-Mountain - medium (around 20 or 21)
Powder - medium/long (around 24 or 25)
Trees - short/medium (16ish)

But the type of ski can play a huge factor in that too.

thats why i got you at 10/10