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Lightest/bendiest park skis?

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percyholtz
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I need new skis, so far my ideas are the Halos, Moment Jibs, or the Filthy Riches (mostly because they are really liked on here haha)
Im looking for a pretty lightweight and bendy pair with as little swing weight as possble.

Sorta new to this so sorry if i messed up:)

May 5 2013 9:01PM
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Algebra
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Invaders
May 5 2013 9:03PM
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Miomo
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Ski blades.
Super light, and, as far as flex goes, it's like most of the ski is non existent.
May 5 2013 9:05PM
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snowfinder
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Make your own that's what I'm doing.
May 5 2013 9:05PM
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percyholtz
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any ideas on newer skis? and i was thinking no blades just cuz...
May 5 2013 9:17PM
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Blake.P
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anthems/traveling circus
punx
invaders (if you can find a pair)
domain (?)
May 5 2013 10:58PM
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snakerton
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line tc
May 5 2013 11:06PM
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DeRizzo
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You'll probably be interested in the Al Dente
May 5 2013 11:17PM
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percyholtz
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but really not that much on the halos or moment jibs?
May 5 2013 11:37PM
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Aftleet
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Faction candides, agile as. Snappy and poppy good turn radius
May 6 2013 1:10AM
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Hughes
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threads
May 6 2013 12:47PM
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stupendous-man
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joystick these have the flex and very easy to spin. topsheet durability is iffy though
May 6 2013 1:55PM
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M.M
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whats the duribility like oon the punx?
May 6 2013 3:07PM
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Brule.
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Halos, ARVs or the Al Dentes by Armada.
Line Afterbangs, Traveling Circus, not sure about the Blend.
Nordica Soul Riders!
Not sure about the K2 Press or Domain.

May 6 2013 5:19PM
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At0micski
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Halos would probably be good but i would look at the punx. They are very light and you can spin very easily. They are also flexy allowing you to butter with ease. A friend of mine snapped some moments... it was kind of his fault but i thought i would add that.
May 6 2013 5:29PM
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percyholtz
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just wondering, my friend has some old rossignol S1 squindo skis, how do these skis compare to the weight of those?
May 6 2013 8:32PM
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Blake.P
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he said a light, flexible ski. not a ski that feels like 2x4's strapped to your feet

dont get abangs
May 6 2013 8:52PM
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percyholtz
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im liking the joysticks cuz there on sale. any info/experience/knowledge about them?

May 6 2013 10:06PM
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K-Dot.
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Yeah say no to a bangs. Maybe they've improved some this year but i doubt it. Not fun at all. However, check out some of lines other stuff..
May 6 2013 11:44PM
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FreeskiThe603
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Go check out HG Skis. They make one model called the Electrics and they are the lightest and flexiest ski I have ever laid my hands on.
May 6 2013 11:49PM
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stupendous-man
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I"ve had about 8 days on them over the past couple months

Ski is everything I've ever wanted in the park: buttery, light, and poppy. they are fully symmetrical (even the graphics are) and they ski switch like a dream. i can't really speak for them out of the park as ive only ever ridden 3 skis and have no knowledge of the technical aspect of carving and such. they handle better in the powder than my suspects did, but this could just be because they are 14 cm longer and they are a tad wider.

For durability, everything is great but the topsheets. I care about my skis and don't bang them together on the lift and such, yet they have numerous chips in the topsheet and look like I've been skiing them for 2 seasons, but its just cosmetic so it shouldn't matter overall. I detuned the edges on the first day, and have no edge cracks.
May 7 2013 2:43AM
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Lemuel
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Check out Rossi, everything they make is light. Nothing super bendy, almost everything has a medium flex. Scimitars will flex out really nicely after some use though.
May 7 2013 9:24AM
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