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Do Snow Skis Work On Water ?


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I have tried a couple of times.... doesnt go well. Deep powder skis kinda work. Never tried on a full rocker ski. Problem is snow skis arc the wrong way and weight in the middle flattens them. I got up once with a slalom on my left foot and snow ski on my right. Then stepped off like I was going to barfoot. That was a bad idea. Still have a scar from the ski. Lesson learned next time I will dull the edges.
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Goode snow skis rock!

 

They are my favorite skis for all around snow. I have Volkl, K2 and Praxis for when the snow is either hard or soft but the Goodes are the ones I usually go to. They have held up better than any other ski I have owned (5th season of lots of abuse in the bumps). I demo everything I can on the hill and I can't beat my old Goodes.

 

Never tried them on water - I have enough other crazy ideas to play with.

 

Eric

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Too funny! I grew up alpine ski racing, so naturally we had to try waterskiing with our GS boards back in the late 80's. It does not work well at all, but I got up on them - barely! Wore my ski boots on the boom too, which worked great...no pain on the feet whatsoever.
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Yes they do ;) go to google and search for:" les arcs pool" this is in the ski resort of les arcs, on here you can see where me and other boarders /skiers came down the hill jumped onto the swimming pool and glided 60ft to the other side and jumped out :) its real funny! Problem is you won't do deep water starts as the service area is too small. Get the speed up though and it pretty cool ;)
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