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Type one skiers are not overly concerned about their technical skill level and ski for enjoyment and exercise. They tend to ski conservatively and prefer slower speeds on easy to moderate slopes. They favor lower than average release / retention settings which corresponds to increased risk of inadvertent binding release in order to gain increased releasability in a fall.
Type two skiers are generally looking for improvement of their level of technical proficiency. They have made a commitment to the sport and want to ski faster with good control. These skiers are searching for challenging terrain and wish to ski well in all conditions.
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Race: This style of ski is used at very high speeds where extra length is required to provide stability. The sidecut holds the ski on the fall line and requires a high technical skill level to turn.
The past few seasons have been witness to radical change in the thinking of side cut and ski performance. Recent developments have revolutionized the ski market.
Just a few years back the ski tip width was around 85mm? This measurement allowed for relatively easy turn initiation and direct line tracking stability. Inability to control torsional flex of the ski made it difficult to go much broader than this with the construction technology at that time. Side cut radius of most skis ranged around 37-45 meters. Conventional skis fall into this category today.
The shaped ski developed as shell ski construction methods improved the ability manage torsional flex. The past assumption of the ski tip width affecting tracking stability has been overcome due to the ability to control the torsional flex. Torsional flex control has allowed ski manufacturers to expand the width at the tip and tail,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], tightening the ski turning radius with out sacrificing edge hold. The right combination of longitudinal flex,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], side cut and torsional flex has provided skiing with the shaped ski. Shaped skis are easier to turn and allow skiers more enjoyment with less effort and lower skill levels.

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