- Location
- Milton, Florida
Looking for similarities and differences between the circus and dvx hulls
Superfreak Circus vs Xscream DVX
- Thread starter fischer550
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Yami-Rider
TigerCraft FV-PRO
- Location
- Texoma
I've rode both, I prefer the ride and feel of a dvx over a circus.
- Location
- South Florida
I prefer the circus if you plan to do any riding besides freestyle next to the dock.
- Location
- Cruising Around
I was off of skis from 2012 till a month ago. Jumped on a Circus and I was off and running. I find it to be very stable, turns on a dime and just a fun hull. The circus is my 7th AM hull and I'm pretty happy with its characteristics. Really a hard choice between them and not going the "wrong" way with either IMO. Hope that helps and have a great day.
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- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
What kind of riding do you do and what are you looking for in a hull?
Yami-Rider
TigerCraft FV-PRO
- Location
- Texoma
I can chase yachts no problem with a dvx and fv, just rider skill. Both of them will pitch you off at 45mph.
- Location
- South Florida
You didnt have to make it personal man. Sheesh.
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Circus = wide stable ride but short and nose high.
DVX = narrow more edgy ride, but longer and not as nose high.
Its all preference but I personally like the wider hulls, they let you ride "lazy" and not have to fight the ski so much.
DVX = narrow more edgy ride, but longer and not as nose high.
Its all preference but I personally like the wider hulls, they let you ride "lazy" and not have to fight the ski so much.
mike b
Michael "Mayhem" Bevacqua aka MikeyChan
- Location
- California
I rode a circus long time ago before I could really ever do anything. Always felt uncomfortable for me (6' 190 lbs) I have been on dvx going on 3 seasons. Can cruise on it to get away from chop or traffic even with my 1105.
From what I have seen in near all circus videos are people doing flips and then going to a tail stall. Usually not riding out of a combo or even single flip. The dvx seems to handle better with advanced or beginner riders. Dvx and helium would be a solid choice on hulls. I would wait a year on the heliums though but a Stoyer era built dvx is a solid hull and you will not regret it.
From what I have seen in near all circus videos are people doing flips and then going to a tail stall. Usually not riding out of a combo or even single flip. The dvx seems to handle better with advanced or beginner riders. Dvx and helium would be a solid choice on hulls. I would wait a year on the heliums though but a Stoyer era built dvx is a solid hull and you will not regret it.
Yami-Rider
TigerCraft FV-PRO
- Location
- Texoma
Wasn't ment to be personal
, just my experience.To each their own, I like the squirrely feel of a more narrow hull, also lands a lot smoother if you do boner airs.
Always best to ride as many hulls as you can to help you decide.
onlyFX-1
Jace Forest...BRAP!
- Location
- Lake Travis,Texas
I’ve had both and enjoyed the dvx waaaaay more. The circus hull spins very flat compared to a dvx. Also it’s a very short hull in comparison to a dvx and I felt like that took away height from tricks. I don’t think any other hill rotates as good as a dvx or helium...just my .02