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Birddogmurray
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Looking for recommendations on a playful/buttery park ski

I would like it to have a rocker/camber/rocker profile

also, does anyone know how playful moment vices are?
thanks guys!
Oct 23 2014 11:02PM
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BWalmer
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Any more info in a ski you're looking for? Or info about yourself (height, weight, skier ability, budget, percentage rails vs jumps, basically anything you think could help)? There are tons of skis that fit your current criteria, so the more info, the better results you'll get.

As far as Vices go, they're on the stiffer side, but rocker can make them more playful. The only issue I have with Moment is their hit or miss durability...I've heard good things, but I've also heard disastrous things about them, so I've always shy'd away.
Oct 23 2014 11:17PM
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McLS
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we'd need to know more specifics such as underfoot width and what you want to shred in general to help you out.
Oct 24 2014 6:00AM
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Johnson00
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The rossi twin tip The storm they are very soft. Never skied em but we have them in our shop and their pretty much noodles and really light.
Oct 24 2014 8:32AM
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Birddogmurray
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im a strong skier around 6ft, 140 pounds... i ski 50/50 rails and jumps, budget is under $500 shipped preferably around $400,
Oct 24 2014 1:58PM
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junyawatanabe
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davray64Looking for recommendations on a playful/buttery park ski

I would like it to have a rocker/camber/rocker profile

also, does anyone know how playful moment vices are?
thanks guys!


The nordica soul rider would be sweet, lots of rocker with camber under foot and they soften up alot once you really break them in. Plus with the 97 underfoot they go anywhere really well.
Oct 24 2014 4:36PM
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