another pair of skis especially when the choice is either one or the other. Megamum , No, this is not true everywhere, only where the small radius of a ski is a factor, sometimes carving turns are not optimal and actually less sidecut can make skis easier to turn as tips and tails protrude less and therefore are less hooky. Small radius is a factor where the ski has to run up its edge length before the next turn can be made, but you turn in a different way and much sooner on moguls in any case, so smaller natural curve won?t help you. Also not everywhere on a piste you need or want to turn as much as smaller radius skis may demand. Generally you can bend 15m radius skis to make a tighter turn, but if you want a larger turn you can?t make it on 10m skis, because skis will want to turn before you do. Anyway, don?t overthink your equipment. 10m skis won?t make turning on moguls easier than 15m skis. If you are planning to start skiing bumps this ski season, the same time next year you will have a better picture of this. Poster: A snowHead Poster: A snowHead Just to get back on the topic of the OP, am I the only one who finds it odd that some people who ride skinny boards are so defensive about it? As someone who prefers wider skis, I can tell you that I am part