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MrsShemon
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Cross Country skis are something completely different from alpine skis. Built for "sideways" skiing and not something I would recommend for anyone to use in the slopes (even if I have done it myself, but I am an amazing skiier).
For slopes I have both snowboards and skis. Less snowboarding post pack increase of human cubs, it is quite the hassle to manhandle small humans when you are on a snowboard.
For offpist I prefer the board, I also prefer the board in the park, and naturally I don't use my offpist board in the park and vice versa.
One board to rule the pist, one board to park jump, one board to leave the pist and among the trees gliding.
Cross Country skis are something completely different from alpine skis. Built for "sideways" skiing and not something I would recommend for anyone to use in the slopes (even if I have done it myself, but I am an amazing skiier).
For slopes I have both snowboards and skis. Less snowboarding post pack increase of human cubs, it is quite the hassle to manhandle small humans when you are on a snowboard.
For offpist I prefer the board, I also prefer the board in the park, and naturally I don't use my offpist board in the park and vice versa.
One board to rule the pist, one board to park jump, one board to leave the pist and among the trees gliding.