ive heard about skiing pontoons tele. i've laughed it off many times. i understand the elimination of tip dive, but it just seems like the lead changes would be extremely awkward.
maybe i'm wrong. if so, somebody vouch.
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ive heard about skiing pontoons tele. i've laughed it off many times. i understand the elimination of tip dive, but it just seems like the lead changes would be extremely awkward.
maybe i'm wrong. if so, somebody vouch.
You just gotta ski cowboy style...
Paging Hop.
It's completely impossible to ski any reverse sidecut ski tele.
For that matter it's completely impossible to ski any fat ski tele, or to ski at all agressively. Tele is for butt waggling turns under the liftline.
Duh
I saw a guy on them with Bomber Bishops. Asked and he said he was loving the setup. I'm not a tele person, but it seems to me that binding would rock on those skis. It'd give you plenty of extra control/stability to work them. The bindings are too heavy to tour on, according to Tele afficionados, but you aren't going to tour on Toons anyway.
I don't have a problem making lead changes on Pontoons.
Even when I tele.
Actually LB makes way more tele turns than you would think. I couldnt really figure out any reason "why", but he seemed to be having fun ;)
Overheard:
"It is impossible to wreck when you get good and low and your skis are all spread out nice and long"
:nonono2:
And, FYI I only ragdolled being a complete jackass and it hardly had anything to do with tele turns.
Forget those clown skis if you're looking for float & peformance, sfotex rides his Praxis 185 Tele and loves 'em. $400+ less in cost isn't a bat upside either...