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RS1 skis with adjustable tails...

 Poster: A snowHead
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I've just come across this website for the RS1 ski which has a hinged tail section! See photo:



Quote: On his first ever ski trip to Chamonix, France, several years ago, inventor Rony Shirion had an unfortunate accident that resulted in a twisted knee ligament. He could not ski for the rest of his holiday. On his return home to the UK, and still in pain from his fall, Rony visited an aquarium where he saw a shark swimming through the water.
An idea immediately struck him and the RS1 ski was born! If a fish uses its tail to swim though water then why does a ski not do the same thing? As we turn on skis we want to feel that smooth transaction from turn to turn and that’s just what Rony wanted to achieve with his new ski.

The website says the ski will most benefit "beginners and entry level intermediates", and that "the main advantages are easy initiation of the turn and easy steering of the inside ski from plough to parallel."

Thoughts anyone? I was quite skeptical of the Ski Mojo when it was first announced, but several Snowheads have since said how they appreciate its benefits.
So what's the verdict fellow Snowheads - technical triumph or turkey? Madeye-Smiley
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Here's a thread we prepared earlier.

http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=91020
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Thought - I wonder how the hinged tail would behave if the skis had telemark bindings? Could be interesting.... Smile
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rob@rar, Oops thanks for that, I missed that when I looked at existing threads on Equipment Reviews/Questions as I didn't go back past the first page. Quite a spat there ! Laughing

As a matter of interest, did the try out of the RS1s at Hemel take place?
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Alastair Pink, not sure if there has been a test of them. That thread did get a bit silly, but I'm still curious to have my questions answered.
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the RS1 ski which has a hinged tail section!

Whatever you do, don't tell TomFromAustria Very Happy Toofy Grin
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