Here is a blurb from Adam himself on his thoughts of each of the important shapes. Personally I have a pair of FFG's 185cm/250ra on their way in early Jan.![]()
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FFF v. FFG v. LG
The FFF in a 190cm length needs time to roll on to edge. I love it on hard
pack, not with others around. it loves smooth surfaces. I don't like
riding it in the crud, chop is not so bad. its large surface creates much
deflection. It's the ultimate go fast on smooth stuff. I have said that it
almost an everyday ride, for jackson, but there are some times that are
tough.
The LG is the right waist width for more everyday stuff but the sidecut is
very dh style. it doesn't like to exit or enter back into the fall line.
It needs to keep its nose pointed down the hill. you can butter the turns
but it is more off-piste than the FFF.
The FFG has a very easy sidecut to init turns with and more taper than
anything else on the market so you can go straight. The waist is way wide
enough to make it easy to stay off the sidecut in the pow. It's going to be
the most versatile of the three for in-bounds/ outa-bounds combo.
easiest to turn
FFG -FFF- LG
easiest to cut thru crud
FFG- LG- FFF
easiest to straightline
LG- FFF- FFG
easiest to ski in-bounds
FFG- FFF- LG
ADam
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