Manufacturer's Description: Introducing the Transition, the official competition ski of David Wise. Boasting full camber and a full maple core coupled with triaxial fiberglass, carbon fiber and Kevlar, the Transition is a mean park ski aimed at anyone with an itch for the old days of skinny, stiff, cambered skis …
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The UFO 95 is one of the more different feeling skis I’ve tried for the Roofbox. I actually hated them at first, the flex was very different to most skis I try and the directional shape threw me off. But once I got used to them, they became perhaps my favorite ski of the year as …
Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Vandals were really soft having come from 3 years on ON3P Kartels (even the Devastators were pretty soft by comparison). Let it be said though, that I do not think the Vandals are a bad ski, they just aren't the ski for me. If you enjoy a softer ski that can get shit done in & o…
The Vishnu WET is a 2020 Editors pick. Newschoolers' Quick Review: I wish I could find a real fault in the Wet but no ski has ever felt so perfect for my skiing. Even after 30+ days of hitting rails, jibbing rocks, and driving them like a rental car, there were no edge cracks. I do wish it came in a longer leng…
Newschoolers Quick Review: In the park, the Wide stands out, feeling perfectly balanced and playful where other skis sacrifice these attributes this to perform better all over the hill. If you like a wider ski in the park, or basically want a park ski but with the width to occasionally ski some pow, these are a g…
