rockered
- adjective
- /ˈrɑːkərd/
- UK
- Many modern skis feature a rockered design for better performance on powder.
- rockered tip
Examples
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I prefer rockered snowboards for deep powder days.
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The new skis are rockered for better performance.
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The new snowboard is rockered to make it easier to turn in deep snow.
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He prefers rockered skates because they allow for quicker turns on the ice.
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The rockered shape of the snowboard helps it glide smoothly over the snow.
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Many skis now feature a rockered design that enhances maneuverability in deep powder.
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A rockered surfboard allows for better performance on waves by providing greater lift.
Antonyms
How Curved
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rockered comes from rocker, a word for a curved shape that lets something tilt or move easily, like the curved bottom of a rocking chair. So rockered skis, boards, or skates have ends or a middle that are 'curved up', which helps them turn better in soft snow or on ice.