Twin Tip skis
Twin-tip skis are the tech stocks of the ski industry. In just two years, they have matured from a series of prototypes into one of the industry's hottest-selling ski categories. Considering this phenomenal growth, it should come as no surprise that the characteristics of a true twin tip are still somewhat up for debate. Salomon's best-selling Teneighty defines the classic twin-tip design: lightweight, forgiving, soft-flexing and easy to ski all over the mountain. Most skis in this category still emulate that model, but there are other concepts. Take, for instance, K2's Enemy, a ski that's plenty of stick to handle anything but deep pow. Or consider Kneissl's Supafly, which erases the lines between mid fat and twin tip entirely. In 192 cm the Supafly is categorized as an all-mountain twin; in 167 or 177 cm it's a pure jib (all around) ski. Measuring 110/75/100 mm, you're talking about a park ski that's wider than a Bandit XX(very wide). Twin tips are the most diverse category of skis, but the new all around twins will open your eyes to a whole new view of the mountain.
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