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Best buttery park skis

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Will206Karges
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What are the best park skis that are easy to butter on
Dec 28 2012 3:07AM
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Will206Karges
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Best Park skis with the most rocker pretty much
Dec 28 2012 3:22AM
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Mr_pretzel
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afterbangs/anthems
Dec 28 2012 4:21AM
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Twig
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Line Blends, bit on the fatter side for park but definitely the most buttery.
Dec 28 2012 5:32AM
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KillaSteeze
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K2 domains, they have jib rocker and are super flexy and buttery, funniest ski I've ever used
Dec 28 2012 9:45AM
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Bumblesteeze
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Afterbangs
Traveling Circus
Punx
Domains
Masterminds
Dec 28 2012 9:59AM
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Thadius.Castle
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I actually rode my friends TC's, and they didn't seem to butter/respond half as well as my Afterbangs, which is weird because I thought they were the same construction with different graphics.
Dec 28 2012 10:22AM
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cornholio
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TCs are anthems, not abangs
Dec 28 2012 11:00AM
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Thadius.Castle
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That makes more sense then.
Dec 28 2012 11:17AM
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Bumblesteeze
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You probably tried out the step ups
Dec 28 2012 11:25AM
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Thadius.Castle
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No they are the TC's, but I only used them for one run. They were a tad wider, and didn't seem as symmetrical. They were meh, but he is in love with them.
Dec 28 2012 11:37AM
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Will206Karges
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Aight thanks guys
Dec 28 2012 1:25PM
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ibeski
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arv's
Jan 2 2013 3:32PM
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gpitcher
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so you want to ride a noodle down the mountain?

But there actually quite fun, if you ride a shitty hill in the midwest.
Jan 2 2013 7:27PM
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J_Steez
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Halos or thalls, armada of course.
Jan 2 2013 8:16PM
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Twig
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Neither of these are that soft, at least not in the same way as Domains/TCs are soft. Not that they are bad skis but they aren't as buttery as others. The ARV is the softest of tha Armada Line. The butteriest all out park ski is probably the Domain. I didn't like them particularly but a lot of people love them.
Jan 2 2013 8:30PM
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joshc97
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I can't speak for the halo, but I own the 12 and 13 Thalls and have ridden the current TC's and yes they are a 'different' type of soft; but buttering is much more fun/better/easier on the thalls imo. TC's are still a great ski, I just preferred the armadas. The ARV is the softest armada however I have not yet had the opportunity to ride them
Jan 2 2013 8:52PM
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Toasty.
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Ep Pros from 09/10. take shits on dem landings
Jan 2 2013 9:08PM
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Bumblesteeze
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If you can wait a month or so for the new atomic infamous, they're probably a pair you would want to try buttering on.
Jan 2 2013 10:19PM
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