Professionally selected! A single ski that handles everything from terrain play to park riding

Highly versatile and easy to handle. With a waist
width of around 95mm, which is the benchmark for all-around boards, this is a main model from the manufacturer among so-called twin-tip boards, making it extremely versatile and easy to handle in various ways. When it comes to terrain and park riding, you need movements that are a little different from normal riding, such as sudden slides, tail movements, and jumps, so "ease of handling" becomes more important than the riding feel. In that sense, the balance between the lightness of the swing weight and the solid feel underfoot is exquisite, and I think it has the ease of handling that can be called classic.

While there are some differences between manufacturers in this class, generally speaking, twin-tip earphones around 95mm in length tend to have specifications that are easy to use. It's best to choose one that you like based on design and size

OFF-1
Staff / Keiji Takagi

as an all-mountain freestyle ski, is a freestyle prodigy that lets you enjoy all kinds of terrain with just one pair of
skis. With this 108 model, you can do terrain riding and park riding all in one place. You can fully enjoy any situation without having to change skis. The tail is slightly softer, so it's also fun to try presses and butter tricks.

TRUNKBASE
Owner / Mikiya Tanno

is perfect for freestyle skiing in its heyday, especially for those in their 40s and 50s who want to master
subtle tricks. It specializes in ground tricks and jibbing, and is also adept at butter tricks. While it doesn't have a high top speed range, it seems suitable for introducing the freestyle skiing style that's recently spreading not only among snowboarders but also skiers.
This ski can be enjoyed at any level, so even veteran skiers in their 40s and 50s who pushed themselves too hard with freestyle skiing in their younger days and are now experiencing knee and back problems might find it worthwhile to have one of these for subtle tricks with less physical risk. You might even earn a little respect from your juniors or children. The key is to keep it understated and not overdo it.

Narrows
Staff / Takao Ban

amount of flex, this board allows you to complete all your on-the-slop fun,
from carving and butter tricks to park riding. Some might find the 106cm waist wide, but the balance of rocker and flex makes it feel less wide. It doesn't feel too long either, so if you're not concerned about ease of turning in the park, you might want to consider the 180cm version.

SKI SHOP VAIL
Staff / Sota Unno

These are truly amazing skis that can do anything.
They've moved from limited sales to general retail, so you'll likely see them more often on the snow, and they're undeniably cool. They've been on sale for the past two seasons, and they've truly embodied the "freeski" concept, with high user satisfaction, some even owning two pairs in different sizes. The concept is innovative, and the development team is clearly a cut above the rest. And yet, they really can do anything. These are extraordinary, unconventional skis!!

Sanwa Sports WEBSPORTS
Staff / Shinji Oguchi

Inheriting the DNA of DÉPART., the lightweight THE FREESTYLE model
. Following the DÉPART. series that caused a stir in the freestyle world last year, a narrower version of the THE FREESTYLE ski makes its debut. It was already an easy-to-handle ski, but the narrower design improves its maneuverability on terrain and in the park.

The edges are thicker and stronger than the previous model, reducing the risk of breakage during jibbing. Furthermore, it allows for stronger edging during carving turns. It's so easy to handle that skiers who don't frequently hit the park might enjoy going up a size from their usual length

Mt.Peaks
Staff / Hoshi Yamato

With its rocker profile and 101mm waist width, this board is perfectly suited to various snow conditions and terrains
. The flex is exquisitely calculated, neither too stiff nor too soft. The deep rocker profile, wide rocker area, and 101mm waist width dimensions allow it to handle a variety of snow conditions and terrains, making it fun to play on. This shape is ideal for skiers who aren't primarily park riders but want to enjoy some park riding as an extension of their freeriding.

PAPASU
owner / Toshiya Ikeda

for you, with its smooth turn entry and ability to adapt your movements to the terrain and snow conditions
. Its smooth turn initiation allows you to glide down the slopes, adapting to various sections and snow conditions, making it fun to ride all day long.

Fullmarks Daikanyama Store
Staff / Masatoshi Kokaji

rocker
ski offers a new sensation with its soft, responsive flex. While it felt a little wobbly at low speeds, as speed increased, the skis gripped the snow firmly, and the flex was easily felt directly. It's a ski with a unique feel, allowing for sharp turns and slash-like maneuvers in gully terrain and pipes, providing a truly new skiing experience.

Shugakuso Hokkaido University Store
Staff / Mountaineering & Skiing Manager - Minoru Kojiguchi

all-rounder that lets you roam the slopes with ease!
Thanks to its distinctive full rocker shape, this one board can do everything from terrain play and park riding to cruising down the slopes!

Junichi Sato, Staff member at outdoor shop Permark