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本帖最后由 Chocolate 于 2012-1-18 12:20 编辑
@Stormrider, I got to try 2 pairs. The first, a Fischer Motive 76 (I think) was the first moderately rockered pair of skis I have been on. It felt very strange at first, felt like I need to pull the skis further back under my feet to get a response. Once in motion, they felt good, but perhaps a tad short, I skied the 165cm and 170cm would be a better fit. Then they put me on an Atomic Smoke Ti, standard cambered. This one I didn't like at all. I made two runs and couldn't wait to get'em off my feet - not responsive at all to my skiing. I would have liked to try the Line and Hart and Head, but I didn't have enough time. All in all, I am not ready to get a rocker/reverse cambered pair of skis yet. Might be good for deeper snow than what we get here, they don't feel very nice on ice at all. A few more years for my Dynastar Contact Limited groomer skis yet! With perhaps a lighter pair of mogul skis to add to my quiver.
My wife tried the Fischer Zephyr. It has a "flex.it" flexibility adjustment dial which sounds like a gimmick but apparently works well. She seems more dynamic skiing them after a run to get used to it. Her everyday skis are K2 One Luv. |
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雷达卡
发表于 2012-1-16 19:58:53
显身卡
发表于 2012-1-16 22:34:33
Then I got to enjoy rotating it left and right, which is almost impossible to do on my carver. They sure make you want to relax and ride it to the bottom, instead of driving it. I also made up my mind that my next pair of skis would be very light but plenty stiff.