Speaking of camber and what it does or does not do , especially as related to the movement to reverse camber or rockered skis .. . here is a very nice thread on TGR forum , the question is whether a little camber is important at all , or is zero camber or reverse camber ok for all mountain skis , I am not sure how all this applies to skiboards but it makes for interesting reading
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...d.php?t=190385
My experience on skiboards is in line with Valmorel's , a little camber is good and helps with hard snow performance , too much camber is not good . being able to decamber the board easily in soft snow is very nice ....
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...d.php?t=190385
My experience on skiboards is in line with Valmorel's , a little camber is good and helps with hard snow performance , too much camber is not good . being able to decamber the board easily in soft snow is very nice ....
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