J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by DeeKaySki

Genx,

I've skied (and Like) the AC4, but it does have a longer turning radius than many of the new carvers so it requires the skier to stay on top of it throughout the turn.

I also sometimes experience the 'runaway outside ski' syndrome but can self-diagnose my problem. That happens to me when I get a bit lazy and allow myself to ride the tail exiting a large radius turn. I also think that it can be associated with allowing too much tip-lead on the outside ski which causes that ankle to un-flex and reduces the amount of weight that is going down into the ski's sweet spot.

DKski