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A fine explanation of turn radius
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SnowFalcon
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Hi Ski Diva, this is my first post (and, by the way, I just LOVE this site!). I just wanted to say thank you for the link! 
I found it to be very helpful in understanding sidecut/turn radius and how it relates to actual carving in different conditions. The more I can understand how skis work, conceptually and practically, the better! 
I found it to be very helpful in understanding sidecut/turn radius and how it relates to actual carving in different conditions. The more I can understand how skis work, conceptually and practically, the better! 
