The base has a high graphite content and is very quick, especially compared to the poor quality ptex used in many jib sticks. The edges seem beefy too and this ski has lapped up a good deal of punishment as my cheap beater ski. Even the cap seems pretty sound. It holds a decent edge on ice and likes to be be skied fast.

The graphics aren't all that and the 73mm waist means that it sinks a bit when it gets really soft. The tip at the rear isn't as promnounced as some more dedicated park'n'pipe skis.

A very tough and cheap twin tip ski that can take a good beating.

Similar Products Used:

Rossignol Scratch FS, Salomon 1080

Great Balance float well. Ti edges give good grip. Flexible when needed,

Are a bit long compared to Say 1080's etc. quite heavy due to length.

Great Set of ski's very versitile, The more you push them the more they respond. Never been Booted Out yet even at 60mph. I taught all levels on these ski's for the best part of the season, never had an issue.

Similar Products Used:

Sal 1080's

Fun ski, enjoy the twin tips

Pretty bad turning radius because I'm used to my racing skis (Atomic SL 11) and I got some water between the base and top sheet which seperated them a little

My first pair of twin tips, I'm pleased over-all with the ski

Twin tipped, short, BIG sidecut, they lool pretty and match my ski luggage too!

they arent salomon pocket rockets :(

I havent had a chance to use them yet! I bought some in November and I'm not gonna use them until St Anton in 3 weeks time!

Similar Products Used:

salomon 1080, rossignol freeride XX