Which Ski Width is Right for You?

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Title	:	Which Ski Width is Right for You?
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I have a 62 mm ski, and I’ve been using it since day 1 It all depends on the skier
Comment from : @jackjedlicka6750

What width is good if it’s slushy on groomed runs?
Comment from : @davidblitzer126

Which of these types of skis would you recommend for medical emergency patrol trying to get to a skier? Thanks for an amazing explanation
Comment from : @mrhmd8308

I currently have skis with 69mm and a radius of 115mbrWonderful on a freshly groomed piste but not so much for moguls and fresh snowbrbrSo im currently fancing the Atomic Redster Q98 Revoshock S Theyre kinda built like a slalom ski but wider at 84/85mm with a radius around 15mbrbrAny thoughts?
Comment from : @gnork973

Anyone watching this after their purchase? 😅
Comment from : @Jeffrey_Wong

85-100 with about 18m turn radius will be your single ski option for all mountain imo from hardback to crud to some powder
Comment from : @Wolfhound-65

Excellent vidéo with clear presentationbrYes width of ski should be considered,brHowever,,,brMay I add,,br90 of skiers have no idea about,,,,brSki side cutbrSki flexbrEtc,,,brOff piste for beginners,,,?brNever
Comment from : @pavellia741

In Europe deep powder is getting rarer and rarer, not sure I would invest in deep powder ski
Comment from : @MiaPatel-t2d

Excellent tutorial on various ski scenarios and using the correct equipment! 🕙⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Comment from : @chicster

I have 25 year old k2's They are paid for
Comment from : @wildecoyote6618

Yeah I don't think that a wide ski with a shallow sidecut would be very good at high speeds A narrower and stiffer ski will hold much better on hard snow than any wide ski, a narrow radius sl ski doesnt really get unstable at high speeds at all
Comment from : @fagyu7502

Excellent presentation, cheers I just subscribed!,,
Comment from : @bayouboy8644

In Europe deep powder is getting rarer and rarer, not sure I would invest in deep powder ski
Comment from : @juliendufour4513

Excellent video, very clear explanation and narration
Comment from : @paulhomsy2751

full of bs
Comment from : @soymilk1174

So helpful! Thanks for making this video
Comment from : @tffnyhu

Be so now For the past decade it's been the rage Go as wide as possible Superwide Nothing less than 110mm underfoot for all those 3cm "powder" days Oh ya "powder", 3 - 4cm qualifies as powder Well, that's what you say Forget turning, just be like everyone and schuss
Comment from : @death2pc

excellent video! thanks for posting this I build skis for fun and this is a great explanation
Comment from : @petermorgan2104

If your ski is below 90mm tip and longer than your height, everyone thinks you're an "expert" (And 80 can't tell you aren't, if you don't wipeout or blatantly snowplow) 😂😂😂 So that's kinda fun
Comment from : @paulblichmann2791

What a great breakdown Would love to send you a pair of Renoun's to check out! :)
Comment from : @renounskis

If I want an all-mountain ski (primarily on-piste) that would be good for some basic tricks like 180/skiing backwards, does that category fall in the 84-95mm or 95-110mm width?brbrA bit worried if they're too wide it'd be difficult for switching front/back skiing, but 84mm is probably too narrow to be stable on higher speeds So - I need help
Comment from : @nickmotion

That was great info! Bravo! 👍brbrAlthough I must say I’m a budget skier at best After researching the matter, I think the 88mm waist ski I’m looking at is probably the bomb for all around conditions Forgiving and easy to ski for groomed and ungroomed, solid for moderate powder, and very responsive when carving brI think a ski in the 150-175 range is ideal for recreational skiers, depending on skill level Long skis go faster and are more stable at high speeds, but have a larger turning radius Shorter skis can’t develop the high speed, and are less stable at high speeds, but they’re damn sure better for the average skier sticking to groomers Plus, those lengths willbr get you into moderate powder and glades skiing depending on your weight brbrStaying short is better for most recreational skiers
Comment from : @flapjackson6077