What size should i have for a twin tip ski?

What size Twin Tip skis should I get?

  • I am 14 years old weigh 120lbs and im about 5' 6". I normally ski park and love to do tricks and spins. It would be really helpful if i knew what size twin tip skis to get. ...show more

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    Don't listen to this D-bag you need to ride something a little bigger if you love to ride park.... I am the same height and ride a 176 the larger the ski the bigger the pop because the more base you will have to push off the lip... I suggest a 171... That would give you a great pop off the lip and a smoother land with a lot less afterbang....

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This is the problem. every guy just like me loves to do the park but the key is that you gotta know what size ski you need. its all based on how well you ski. how well you can do your tricks. and how good you actually are. if you can land your tricks easily and perfectly, and your a ripper on your home slopes. your going to want about a 160cm. The smaller the ski, the easier it will be to whip them around. look at some of those professional skiers. their skis are like at their shoulders. (tip) don't do that though. if your barely or not even landing your tricks. you will need little bit longer ski. the longer the ski, the more ski you have to land on. picture it like a landing gear for a plane. the bigger the landing gear, the easier it is to land. same goes for skis.

Nick

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