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Dynastar Alpine Park and Pipe Skis Environment: Terrain parks, super pipes, and urban rails General Level: Intermediate to Expert
What to Consider:
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Dynastar Alpine Park and Pipe Skis
A Park and Pipe Ski’s \‘core\’ is designed with durability and stability in mind due to the extreme man-made environments and conditions in which it is used.
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Dynastar Alpine Park and Pipe Skis
Park Skis commonly feature either a cap construction or a sandwich construction, or a combination of the two, which is called torsion box construction. For skis with cap construction the core material is ‘capped’ by the top layer or ‘top sheet’ of the ski. Sandwich construction by contrast sandwiches a ski’s core material between two ‘walls’ of structure.
Sandwich Construction
Benefits
- More durable
- More stable at high speeds
- Easier to repair edge damage
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Sandwich Construction
Torsion Box Const.
Benefits
- Consistent flex or feel
- Improved stability
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Dynastar Alpine Park and Pipe Skis
While most park-specific skis feature a full traditional camber, many recent slopestyle (terrain park) skis are now benefiting from rockered tips and tails. Traditional camber offers control and stability on hard and icy snow and, conversely, rocker eliminates hooking and catching on the lips of jumps and features.
Rocker w/ Trad. Camber
Benefits
- Decreased catching and hooking on features
- Increased versatility
- Easy to spin
- Easy to \'butter\’
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Rocker w/ Trad. Camber
Traditional Camber
Benefits
- Increased edge hold
- Improved carving
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Traditional Camber
