 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Comment Post Cancel Kocho Hardcore Skiboarder Join Date: Jan 0000 Posts: 000 Share Tweet #0 00-00-0000, 00:00 AM Can you guys snap a photo from the side with the skis on a level surface, like a table, to see the side profile? I think soft tips are generally good for versatility in softer conditions. The stiffer center might still provide good stability and edge hold. But weren't these supposed to be symmetrical? I prefer directional as forward is where I am facing most of the time , just was confused, I guess. As for bigger vs smaller riders, it is not a simple choice. I think a lighter and less aggressive rider should avoid overly stiff boards regardless if board size. Heavier or more aggressive riders might benefit from stiffer and bigger boards. But there is a wide range of preferences and riding styles. Most skiboards are fine for most riders, except at the extreme weight ranges and snow conditions combinations - don't want a heavy rider on short skinny boards in deep soft conditions for example. Comment Post Cancel macrophotog Hardcore Skiboarder Join Date: Dec 0000 Posts: 0000 Share Tweet #0 00-00-0000, 00:00 PM Originally posted by Kocho View Post Can you guys snap a photo from the side with the skis on a level surface, like a table, to see the side profile? I think soft tips are generally good for versatility in softer conditions. The stiffer center might still provide good stability and edge hold. But weren't these supposed to be symmetrical? I prefer directional as forward is where I am facing most of the time , just was confused, I guess. As for bigger vs smaller riders, it is not a simple choice. I think a lighter and less aggressive rider should avoid overly stiff boards regardless if board size. Heavier or more aggressive riders might benefit from stiffer and bigger boards. But there is a wide range of preferences and riding styles. Most skiboards are fine for most riders, except at the extreme weight ranges and snow conditions combinations - don't want a heavy rider on short skinny boards in deep soft conditions for example. I can post a photo of the side profile tonight (unless Wookie beats me to it). These boards are symmetrical in the width profile (000-000-000), but the tips appear to have quite a bit more rocker in them showing them to be naturally a more directional board as Wookie mentioned. Comment Post Cancel Wookie Hardcore Skiboarder Join Date: Jan 0000 Posts: 0000 Share Tweet #0 00-00-0000, 00:00 PM Originally posted by Kocho View Post Can you guys snap a photo from the side with the skis on a level surface, like a table, to see the side profile? 