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Skis for this season

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bait
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I'm about 5' 2" and 90 pounds, and looking for a park ski around 145-155, ideally 150
Looking for a tough ski with solid edges, thin waist, low key graphic and lightweight. open to suggestions, into underground/small companies. Wondering about the differences between adult vs Junior skis.

I rode the rossignol scratch pro in 138 last three seasons, and looking to upgrade. I'm considering getting:

The same skis but longer, in 148
http://www.rossignol.com/CG/CA/scratch-pro--2015--RAEMU01--product--alpine-men-skis.html

Volkl Ledge in 147
http://www.volkl.com/skis/park-pipe/freeski/ledge.html

Surface Jr Blanks in 155
http://www.surfaceskis.com/hardgoods/blanks/jr-blanks/index.html

Moment Carson in 146
http://www.momentskis.com/products/carson

Kastle Jack in 150
http://www.kaestle-ski.com/en/products/xx-jr/xx75-jr-6551/

wtb Ninthward HHP in 145 or 155
Dec 7 2015 8:55PM
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HAMNATION
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can't beat those blanks for under 2 hundo and if you fux one up just buy one to replace it.
Dec 7 2015 9:00PM
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cb27.
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I got a pair of volkl ledges and they work pretty well. Gotta warn you tho last year I bought them new 2014s, and the last day of the season, a piece of the lamination tore off. So not very durable. Volkl was chill about it tho and sent me a brand new pair of 2016s for this year, so hyped about that. They said it was definitely a malfunction, so the ledges are a pretty good option.
Dec 7 2015 9:14PM
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UilyJeff
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Surface next times are only 79 and no times are 99 through a guy here in the classies. I just picked up some for my son. Hit me up if you want his info
Dec 7 2015 9:21PM
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StuckWithOH
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I'd defiantly go with Volkl Ledge. Very durable, flexible, and all around great performing park ski. Great for anyone intermediate to advance, looking to progress.
Dec 7 2015 9:30PM
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The.Fish
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Jordanj801I'd defiantly go with Volkl Ledge. Very durable, flexible, and all around great performing park ski. Great for anyone intermediate to advance, looking to progress.


Shut up you havent even mounted urs yet lol. Welcome to ns
Dec 7 2015 9:40PM
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The.Fish
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I have volkl ledge 2014, I recommend them for this kid^, I don't hit too many rails so idk how edges hold up but they are super light and no swing weight. The topsheet isnt durable at all doe. its just a topsheet though. so it doesn't matter
Dec 7 2015 9:44PM
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Swandog7
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Id go Blanks, If only the Carson was longer or I would go with those.
Dec 7 2015 11:02PM
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Deepskier
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I love rossignol I have some scratch pros in a 148 and s7 pro in a 150 for sell pm me if intrested will let go cheap Id do rossignol because i think they are prime
Dec 7 2015 11:08PM
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