If I roll them evenly, this disproportionate edge pressure remains, and at a high speed the skis bend into two differently shaped arcs, rather than ideally parallel twins, meaning they are making two different turns of different radii and different speeds, and occasionally this results in a seemingly unexplainable fall.
But the most fearsome of these fences isn't "The Chair, " a 5-foot-3 high hedge fronted by an open ditch, the sharp bend of the "Canal Turn, " or even the dreaded "Becher's Brook, " with its steep 6-foot-5 drop.