IS BIGGER BETTER? Picking The Correct Ski Size For YOU

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  • čas přidán 8. 02. 2023
  • Adam breaks down the best way to decide on a ski size for you. Remember, it's personal.
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Komentáře • 26

  • @Andyange
    @Andyange Před 8 měsíci +1

    Cool this video confirms my new purchase. I ski a 184 on my k2 Mindbender that has a lot of rocker and short effective edge. On my new skis kendo 88 I got the 177 looking at the longer effective edge and shorter rocker.

  • @lg26us
    @lg26us Před 7 měsíci +2

    Hey! your TV is on fire.

  • @MrGmoney1993
    @MrGmoney1993 Před rokem +1

    5’5.5” and I ski the Ranger 102 169. You’re my hero’s.

  • @ambientauras
    @ambientauras Před 4 měsíci +1

    I’m 5’9 190lbs, advanced skier, spend 80% of my time off piste. I ski in Europe so depending on the time of year the snow isn’t always dry and soft. I’m stuck between 2 skis; K2 reckoner 112 177cm and Armada 116 jj UL 175cm
    Would you recommend that I size up to a 184 in the k2 / 185 in armada or stick with the shorter length which is around the same size as me?

  • @fakinginterest
    @fakinginterest Před rokem

    For the rule of thumb with your height…chin, nose or top of head…is that with your boots on or not?

  • @NickZambeck
    @NickZambeck Před rokem +1

    where can i cop jabber's fit

  • @joeblue7
    @joeblue7 Před rokem +1

    Great Video! I am 5’ 10” @ 200lbs - looking to buy the 2023 Atomic Maverick 95ti - I am 45 years old (intermediate skier) i ski 80% groomers and the occasional off trail out in the west coast. I am stuck between what length to get - these skis only come in 172 (forehead height) or 180 just a little over my height. I am not an aggressive skier and I do like the occasional speed and steep black diamonds I rented 180 last year and struggled a bit on them, for my weight and height will the 172 be ok? I don’t want to regret my decision, on paper the 172 seem to be ok after looking at several charts on the web.

    • @laowai2000
      @laowai2000 Před 3 měsíci +1

      As someone half and inch taller and a little heavier, would say 172 sounds like decent choice! Certainly would not want go any shorter than 172.

    • @FainHenderson
      @FainHenderson Před měsícem

      I would go with the 180’s, I have a pair of the Maverick 100ti’s at 180 and I’m 5’9” 165. For a ski with two sheets of metal it’s still extremely light, plus that front rocker shortens the effective edge.

  • @ianzinnerphoto
    @ianzinnerphoto Před rokem +1

    How does sizing snowblades come into play for this?🥳

  • @matt.rraw.
    @matt.rraw. Před 3 měsíci

    5'4 (162cm), 125kg
    Black Crows Atris 172cm, Nocta 177cm, Anima 176cm.

  • @ManuelGrossi
    @ManuelGrossi Před 3 měsíci +1

    I'm 5'8 or 173 cm, 170 lbs or 77 kg, intermediate, I ski on-piste all the time, and I like to go fast with medium turns, I think I'll buy the Atomic Redster Q4, would you recommend 161 or 169?

  • @claytonglow8233
    @claytonglow8233 Před 6 měsíci

    I’m 6’0 160 pounds and I’d say expert skier, trying to decide between a 177 and a 184 for the k2 recknor 112 , which has a lot of rocker , any help?

  • @theepicridecom
    @theepicridecom Před rokem +2

    This is the way.

  • @CascadeConcrete74
    @CascadeConcrete74 Před rokem +2

    Isn’t it the other way around due to the total surface area contacting the snow:
    fully cambered = skis longer
    fully rockered = skis shorter

    • @jwj8201
      @jwj8201 Před rokem +2

      You get a longer ski to compensate for more rocker. My all-mtn park ski is 175cm and my powder ski is 187cm. Your thoughts are correct, it was just worded a little different.

    • @bengtl.5017
      @bengtl.5017 Před rokem

      The rockered part won't help on icey snow while the cambered will.

    • @v30pablomcquire80
      @v30pablomcquire80 Před 6 měsíci

      No

  • @nutsackmania
    @nutsackmania Před 4 měsíci +2

    No ski made after about 1995 is really a viable ski in my opinion

  • @v30pablomcquire80
    @v30pablomcquire80 Před 6 měsíci

    That was very not helpful other than "go to a pro ski shop"

    • @charliecheeseman9231
      @charliecheeseman9231 Před 6 měsíci +2

      Obviously going to a shop is better, these yt videos are just to get a rough general guide as ultimately it's up to personal preference and a youtube video can't tell you that