What ski for learning 36

[kfennell]

So after going back through the speeds at -22 off I am about to start trying 36/-22. My question is what ski should I be on for learning this? Is the ski I have now OK?

 

I am currently using a Radar Senate 69" and I weigh 240 hopefully this winter I will be more successful at losing weight and will start next season at 220. I lost a bunch this last winter then gained it all back when I went through a ton of stress changing jobs!

 

So, ski suggestions or is this the best for me till i get a little shorter line.

 

Edit: I ski only behind zero off and with ward coaching me, so I ski like a fat uncoordinated ward if you need to know about my ski style.

 

Edit 2: I have skiied on a 68" RS1 for a few sets, I really liked how fast it finished the turns, but I felt super unstable on it everywhere in the course. Then again it was 55 degrees, someone elses boots, and an OLD pp boat.

[unksskis]

Stay on that ski or go to an A2 if you really feel you need to change skis

[skidawg]

No need to change skis yet grasshopper, your not quite done with the one your on. BTW your style is not that of a fat uncoordinated me, that is my MO. You have quite your own style.

[Dirt]

Kevin, I have a 90s KD 7000 purple ski or a 74 Vogue I could part with for the right price. Don't listen to Ward. He does not know what he is talking about.

[Horton]

Drink more beer

[skidawg]

Bring more beer to the lake for me to drink

[kfennell]

I nearly went bankrupt bringing beer to the lake this summer!!! Plus you just stay up in your house being anti social!

[Horton]

the more beer you drink the better Ward will ski

[kfennell]

I dont get it...:| is this like the ugly girls in the bar?

[Horton]

if you are home, hung over he can think about his skiing