Skier Shreds Spring Park On Unconventional Skis

I've been known to complain about the homogeneity of modern ski design. You build a ski that's 110 underfoot, has a little tip and tail rocker with some camber in the waist, and suddenly you've got an "all mountain" ski that's a "one ski quiver." While these skis perform well in most conditions, it's a little exhausting when every brand seems to be pushing an eerily similar fleet of sticks.But the reality is ski companies continue to push the envelope on design if you know where to look. Here's