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2013/14 One Ski Quiver?

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just.a.kid
Posts: 114 - Karma: 217
Title says it all, more park thank pow, Al Dente is looking pretty good right now!
May 6 2013 7:04PM
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Blake.P
Posts: 9894 - Karma: 3,585
aldentes are a slightly wider park ski. from what i have heard from multiple people, they arent good out of the park. for an actual 1 ski quiver, look to
on3p jeronimo
k2 kung fujas (or the shredditor that is replacing it)
line blend
armada arv
k2 recoil (more a park ski but can handle all mountain)
May 6 2013 8:58PM
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Pipe_Munky
Posts: 10887 - Karma: 2,165
K2 Shreditor 102
Volkl Bridge
Line Blend
May 7 2013 10:16AM
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Caucasian_Asian
Posts: 2447 - Karma: 1,665
4frnt Devastator
May 7 2013 10:34AM
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El_Barto.
Posts: 11630 - Karma: 24,465
I dont ski park but my Surface Watchlifes/greenlifes can do it all. Perfect all mountain destroyer
May 7 2013 10:49AM
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Skroob
Posts: 266 - Karma: 69
I agree with this except for kung fujas if op is looking for a more park oriented ski. I would personally go with the arv.
May 7 2013 11:46AM
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VD.
Posts: 4054 - Karma: 4,564

If you more for park perfrormance than all mountain performance, I'd look at something ~100 underfoot. Theres a ton of choice on the market right now

Skis around 100 Underfoot

Rossignol Scimitar Open

Rossignol Scimitar

Line Blend

ON3P Jeronimo

Moment PB&J

K2 Kung Fujas

K2 Shredittor 102 (come out for the 2013/2014 season and replaces the Kung Fujas)

Volkl Bridge

Dynastar 6th Sense Silencer

Line Chronic

Surface One Time

RMU Diam

May 7 2013 11:52AM
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snakerton
Posts: 2434 - Karma: 1,977
Just a warning about the shredditor 102 is apparently is really damn soft. More than the kung fujas. Ive talked to a couple guys that work in a shop and theyve ridden it and they say its too soft
May 9 2013 12:42AM
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jrl
Posts: 1227 - Karma: 1,239
Line Blend
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ON3P Jmo
May 9 2013 11:47AM
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smuggs
Posts: 6561 - Karma: 1,373
im gonna go ahead and say sick day 110
May 9 2013 12:04PM
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Huck_Norris
Posts: 11487 - Karma: 18,627
185 Worth Magic double carbons w/ the response core. Best all around everything everyday ski I've ever been on and changed my whole perspective on having big quivers.



There's so much good technology out there right now though. Individual style and desires will dictate different strokes for different folks, and it's awesome to see so many great options as well as indies growing and giving people more and more options for customization IMO.

It's a great time to be a skier.
May 9 2013 12:47PM
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drumbumocdp
Posts: 3228 - Karma: 1,079
After this past season, I am a strong believer in the Kung Fujas. I took those skis everywhere and they held up perfectly. Can't wait to get back on em...
May 9 2013 11:15PM
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Goku
Posts: 8119 - Karma: 4,221
Line Sir Francis Bacon
May 10 2013 4:07PM
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powderhound100
Posts: 2510 - Karma: 144
JMO
May 10 2013 4:42PM
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nugeynuge
Posts: 388 - Karma: 254
Line blend, armada ar7 for a little more park but still stiff enough, on3p jeronimo, line chronic, armada el ray just my opinions
May 11 2013 9:45AM
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canuck
Posts: 1124 - Karma: 137
4frnt YLE.
I dont always ski park but when I do I ski Dos Equis. (i mean YLEs)
May 11 2013 10:29PM
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