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keagan.karstensWhere do you ride, what level stiffness do you want, what underfoot range, what’s your budget
dshilandWas on 4frnt switch laat season and i really enjoyed it. Pretty poppy and could handle landings and take offs switch. Disappointed with the edge durability. I got tons of edge cracks and they arent the most butterable skis ive rode. Light swing weight and super fun to rip around all mountain. Im also 210lbs so im not sure if thay could have affected the edge durability. Hope this helps, i really liked them alot but after 1 season they are shot, im going with on3ps next year, good luck!
adamlikestoskiThanks for the review, did you hit rails on them often?
dshilandWas on 4frnt switch laat season and i really enjoyed it. Pretty poppy and could handle landings and take offs switch. Disappointed with the edge durability. I got tons of edge cracks and they arent the most butterable skis ive rode. Light swing weight and super fun to rip around all mountain. Im also 210lbs so im not sure if thay could have affected the edge durability. Hope this helps, i really liked them alot but after 1 season they are shot, im going with on3ps next year, good luck!
skiP.E.I.Liberty Helix 88 or 98 will have similar weight, lots of pop and will be stiffer than your surfaces
adamlikestoskiI’m coming from riding Surface Snipers for a few seasons, and looking at getting a new pair of skis (90% park 10 % all mtn) I liked the really low swing weight of the Snipers, but once they broke in they were really soft. Thinking about 4FRNT Switch skis, thoughts?
