We'll be honest. We never wanted to make a park ski. We told ourselves it wouldn't be versitile enough, that the market would be too small, heck we didn't even want one. We were happy with using a Wunderwaffe for our occasional adventures through the park. Unfortunatly our photographer/park rat extrodinare Landin kept bugging us for over a year about building a park ski for Terry Peak, SD. And we did. 
 
Frankly this ski is straight bussin, no cap.
 
You want it to butter, press, ollie your way around the park and the rest of the mountain it'll do it. More playful then a bucket of puppies but a strong backbone to absolutly rip GS turns at speeds that should be left up to aircraft. We were honestly surprised about this ski. Frankly it's our new daily driver unless we are hunting for powder. Balanced and light in the air with the distictantive bamboo pop and ride quality.
 
Don't get us wrong, this isn't a new all mountain ski. This is still a full twin tip park ski with some hefty tip and tail taper and rocker with camber underfoot. It'll go just about everywhere with confidence but it's very much a park ski that can ski all mountain.
 
If you to rip it, it performs best 3 PBR's deep. Get it and get after it.  
 
Desperado Specifications
Tip Width:                      128mm
Waist Width:                 100 mm
Tail Width:                      128 mm 
 
Turning Radius:            18m
            
Tip  Rocker Length:    40cm
Tip Rocker Rise:           62mm
Camber Height:            1mm
Tail Rocker Rise:           56mm
Tail Rocker Length:     33cm
 
Materials
This ski is built with a laminated bamboo core as its backbone due to bamboos lively yet damp nature. The core is then wrapped in 22oz fiberglass with a 2in wide carbon fiber stringer running the length of the ski. The base is a 1.4mm thick with your choice of neon green, The base is give a ¾ edge wrap with 2.4mm X 2.0mm edges. The topsheet is white PBT with printed graphics.