What is the biggest difference between double board freestyle skiing and ordinary double board skiing?

Double board skiing is divided into double board freestyle skiing and ordinary double board skiing, among which double board freestyle skiing and ordinary double board skiing are very different.

One is that the two ends of the snowboard are different. The two heads of freestyle ski board are inclined, and the common snowboard is inclined with one head. This is because freestyle snowboarding is often used by high-level enthusiasts, which is convenient for making more movements. The tail of a snowboard is designed to tilt for two reasons. One is that it can slide backwards, and the other is that it is better to turn when sliding. Because the inclined tail is more suitable for the sliding curve when turning, the turning resistance can be reduced.

Secondly, the weight of skis is different. Freestyle ski boards are lighter, which is convenient for enthusiasts to make more difficult movements. Ordinary skis are more conducive to beginners to turn. The structure of this kind of snowboard is different from that of freestyle snowboard. The waist of the snowboard is relatively narrow, and only the head of the snowboard is inclined. In fact, it is to help novices control the turn of the snowboard.

Third, the technical requirements are different. Freestyle snowboarding has higher technical requirements than ordinary snowboarding, and freestyle snowboarding can freely exert its skills, such as some aerial movements and rotary jumps. Ordinary snowboarders often use it and it is easy to practice.