Do You Need Twin Tips To Ski The Terrain Park?

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[sooperdoopercooper]

Could you maybe do a video about if you need park specific bindings for skiing park?

[Madskillzzhc]

A even more important feature of a park ski is that the binding is CENTERED. Most carving skiis and slope skiis have backseated bindings which means they are far back on the ski. This makes throwing spins awkward because you need to force your front tip around with a lot more power than if the binding were centered. Put that binding in the middle, that way spins will feel a lot more natural, and not FORCED.

[FrenchLeprechaun]

Make a video on a guide to recommended park style outfits/apparel!

[alexc]

I learned how to ski switch, 180s, and box 90's to switch the past couple weeks on non-twins and it was actually pretty doable! But definitely going to get a pair of twin tips soon.

[brandon]

You totally can ride them, I've been riding non-twins for 3 years now, and they work, but it makes doing 180's, and anything you land switch on a lot scarier. I never caught an edge yet. But I am looking into getting a set of twins this season, or next, because I want something center, or close to, mounted, and that aren't as scary to land switch on. If they're all you have, they're perfectly fine for your first year or two, I progressed pretty slow, so I was able to do it for 3.

[somesteezy]

cant wait for it to snow this weekend finally, only 8 inches but im so stoked to set up a rail or two

[Wepahotdogg]

Thanks for this explanation, I’m starting to do little jumping and landing backwards but I don’t have twin tips🤦🏻‍♂️ I’m definitely buying ones soon

[shredcavemedia]

ABSOLUTELY EFFIN !!!! I wish I had twin tip skis the first day I skied back in 1988!!

[ben-lkeg]

I have partial twin tip skiis and when I bought them I didn’t know anything and as a beginner I’m getting better very quickly and I was trying to do a 180 off of a maybe 5 foot tall jump and landed it first try maybe I’m lucky but. I’m for sure getting twin tip for next season so I can do tricks

[jacklandever]

Yo is that peek n peek. I love that park, go there every season

[wyncx]

Seeing this vid just got me soooo hyped for the season can’t wait!

[Me-Dwight]

When I just started in the park I had a pair of all-mountain rossi's, had only been skiing for a year too (2 seasons on a board) Built my way up to sliding down-flat-down rail switch out. Ice coast, anything can go switch 😂 Ended up being a park attendant for eight seasons, now trying to start a ski/snowboarding crew and small brand.
You can slide rails with "regular" skis but I don't suggest it, I didn't care about the repercussions at that age.

[jackc.]

I got the volkl revolt 95 and marker squire this year 🔥

[jackbarton]

hahha this is my first year skiing and i didnt know what skis to buy before the season so i bought race skis lol, but i can do 360, almsot rails, big jumps and its defiantly best to get twin tips if you want to ski the park and stuff

[gamyu]

Just landed my first 360 today and I have been doing small rails for a little while on non-twin tips. I know it’s not ideal but it works

[ewbob]

Kinda late, but what about partial twins?

[OliMia]

Thanks for the advice. Do you think the arv 106 is a good ski to learn some tricks? It is my second season, planning upgrade all my gears.

[AlpineRR]

I’m quite new at skiing and by the end of the season I’m looking to do a few pipes and I don’t have twin tips. I’ve done boxes and I know all I can do is a small turn 90 degrees. Next year I’m thinking of getting twin tips. I hope I can

[swagmoneycash]

Love your vids. Keep up the good work!🎿⛷

[sarahbuchanan]

ok here’s another question for you, i just bought the armada arw 96s and i don’t know whether to get them centre mounted or the factory recommended?? i’m new to park skiing and i wanna use these outside of the park but if it makes more of a difference in the park to have the centre mounted than the recommended spot for all mountain... ahaha i have no idea