Scott P3

I'd like to know too. I found an old thread that said they're reasonably stiff as park skis go - like an AR5. Any more input?

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They are pretty stiff for a park ski, but they've got a great shape. Works well as an all mountain/park ski.

What would you compare it to Josh, in terms of flex? Have you ridden it yourself - any general thoughts? I'm needing a park ski that will ski nicely when I just want to cruise groomers (I have Big Troubles for powder). It's really appealing because it comes in 184 I believe.

the flex is amazing, butter on par with fujatives, but not as washy, and nollie ten times better than fujatives. Definetly stiffer than say fujatives though, but they flex in a manner where they butter well and dont totally wash out jumping(flex more near the boot and not total noodles at tips)

jeah

Could you answer my durability question. Because i have heard good and bad, but i think you would know best.

I don't know that it's really comparable to any other skis flex. It felt slightly stiffer than an AR5, but was much smoother to ski. The ones I rode were set a little further back than I would have liked. But they were still super fun. I know it got one of the highest scores in the boost mag ski test I did, which should come out sometime in september. I'm getting a pair of these and the P4, which is also super fun.

As for the durability, I've watched Jon Hartman ride these all season, and he isn't the type to take care of his skis. He's done urban, rode these through parking lots, etc, and they still look great.