Scott P3 Alpine Ski
Eat up park competitions on the Scott P3 Alpine Ski.
Scott P3 Alpine Ski:
Take the Scott P3 Alpine Skis and slaughter the competition in the park and pipe. Proven in the X-Games as a freestyle monster, this twintip ski eats up freestyle terrain. As the foundation of Scott's freestyle line, the Scott P3 Alpine Ski features a strong sandwich sidewall construction that provides amazing pop, quick response and solid stability. Pro Tips give you a progressive flex and predictable tip behavior—for your much more un-predictable moves.
Features:
- Lengths:
- 158cm, 168cm, 178cm, 184cm
- Dimensions:
- [158cm] 114 / 78 / 103mm; [168] 116 / 80 / 105mm; [178] 118 / 82 / 108mm; [184] 120 / 84 / 108mm
- Turn Radius:
- [158cm] 10m; [168cm] 13.5m; [178cm] 16m; [184cm] 17m
- Core Material:
- Hardwood
- Base Material:
- Race finish
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Park and pipe, advanced to expert
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
Sizing Chart:
Men's Skis
- Your ski size is largely determined by both your skiing ability and your preffered style of skiing. For example, an expert skier in Vermont will ski a far different ski than an expert in British Columbia. So take a look at our chart and explanations and find your perfect fit. Your weight also plays a large factor in finding the right ski. If you are either under or over average weight for your height consider downsizing or upsizing, respectively.
| Big Mountain Freeride | Backcountry Jib | All Mountain | Park and Pipe | All Mountain Carve | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | 180-200cm | 180-190cm | 180-190cm | 175-185cm | 175-185cm |
| Expert | 170-180cm | 175-185cm | 170-180cm | 160-180cm | 170-185cm |
| Intermediate | 160-180cm | 160-180cm | 160-180cm | 160-180cm | 160-175cm |
| Entry Level | N/A | N/A | 150-170cm | 150-170cm | 150-170cm |
- Skill Level Explanations:
- Pro:
- Excels on any terrain, on any snow condition. Enjoys high speeds.
- Expert:
- Comfortable on any terrain and most snow conditions.
- Intermediate:
- Comfortable on Blue trails, exploring Black trails.
- Entry Level:
- Learning to ski Green and Blue trails.
- Skiing Style Explanations:
- Big Mountain Freeride:
- High speeds, deep powder, steep lines, straightlining, chutes, cliffs.
- Backcountry Jib:
- Backcountry kickers, hucking, twintips, deep powder.
- All Mountain:
- From bumps to back bowls, groomers to glades; everything and anywhere on the mountain.
- Park and Pipe:
- De-tuned edges and buttery twin tips, occasionally pole-impaired.
- All Mountain Carve:
- Stiff. High-speed corduroy cutter. For those blind to SLOW signs.
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Reviews:
Really solid
By: Justin Cody Griffin (13)
July 12, 2009
I used the P3s as my go to park ski this last season (08-09). I uploaded a couple pictures as well. Check em out. Anywho, The P3 is very stiff and stable for a park ski, making it fun all over the mountain. Which I personally love. If your on larger features or a heavier person it is wonderful, smaller jibs can be a pain do to the stiffness of the ski. It is very poppy. It handles crud very well. obviously, with a 118mm shovel (ive got the 178s) it isn't a powder hound but i did use it in 6-9 inches of powder several days with no issues, and i was at true center mount. The biggest plus to this ski, DURABILITY. I destroyed several pairs of skis this last season, I couldn't break these things. the topsheet is indestructable as well. AND it didnt seem to lose it's pop like other cores do after 20 days of hard park riding. If this is your only ski and you live out west I'd pass and get something a little wider underfoot. If this is the ski you're rocking all the time except deep powder days...go for it.
Scott P3 = Great Park Ski
By: D. Joshua Christensen (119)
December 6, 2008
This ski is awesome. When I first got it, I felt like it was super stiff, and I was skiing pretty crud/spring conditions at snowbird. It handled the entire mountain really well because of how stiff it is. Now that skiing has started again, I am skiing this ski on rails at Park city. The thing I now notice about this ski is that it is super poppy. Even though it is stiff, it is a really playful ski. It is pretty hard to nose butter this ski because of its stiff flex pattern, but it really is a sick, underrated ski.

