Terrain Park Skis

Spend the day hot lapping the park or throwing tricks all over the mountain on the funnest lightest quickest butteryest most durable all terrain freestyle skis you ll ever own.

Terrain park skis.

For jumping i prefer a stiffer ski that feels more. Freestyle park skis are designed for those who spend most of their time in the terrain park riding rails and hitting jumps. They are usually narrower skis with full camber profiles and full twin tips. Now you ll just need to work on getting that same respect from your friends.

I don t know much about being cool but i do know what it looks like. Published on september 19 2019 by freeskier. Freestyle skis will also have more durable edges and dense extruded bases so they last longer. The house will get you set up with the best park skis in the world.

The 6 best park skis of 2020. Order today and we ll ship out your new park skis within 24 hours monday. On the groomed and compact snow of terrain parks a fully cambered profile provides the most reliable pop and precision as you load up for tricks and carve off jumps. Aptly named the allplay from legendary ski builder jason levinthal turns the entire mountain into a dreamland of jib worthy terrain.

These are the most progressive freestyle skis in the world. Choose the whipit if you want a narrower ski for lighter quicker firm snow. Built with two sheets of titanal and salomon s signature carbon flax blended laminate this race inspired ski shape can rail turns and handle variable conditions. Learn what lines to take wh.

We have the largest inventory of park skis for your park sesh needs. Terrain parks have their roots in skateparks and many of the features are common to both. I ski two different flex skis depending on what i am doing. I ll admit i ve always been jealous of freestyle skiers.

Don t let your wallet get you down with up to 50 off select models you ll get the pro status you deserve. Riding the chair over the terrain park to look down on the skiers and riders gracefully hitting rails and casually sending double backflips off jumps is considerably a hobby of mine. These twin tip offerings are often below 100 millimeters in waist width and built with durable materials to withstand abuse from rails and other terrain park features. From their inception to as recently as the 1980s ski areas generally banned jumping and any kind of aerial maneuvers usually under penalty of revoking the offender s lift.

Flex patterns vary depending on intended use but manufacturers put a. These skis transition from carving on piste to stomping landings in the park in a heartbeat. Some felt the skis were fully capable all over the mountain on a wide variety of terrain while others felt the skis truly excelled making smooth arcs at high speeds.