All mountain/park skis

Posts: 44 - Karma: 125

Oct 21 2014 10:48PM

I ski on the east coast and I want to buy an all mountain/park ski for this winter. I am approximately 5'6'' and weight around 130 lbs. Obviously the east coast doesn't get a ton of snow, but I want something that would hold up on an occasional pow day, but would also be able to handle groomers, rails, and jumps. Basically, I need a ski that does it all. I was thinking the Line chronic, Rossignol Slat, Rossignol Storm, or possibly Atomic infamous. Let me know your guys thoughts on these skis or if you have any other suggestions. Thanks

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tomPietrowski

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Oct 21 2014 11:12PM

They should all be solid choices. Your only small so you don't need a wider ski for float so I think your spot on looking at park skis. Maybe cheack out the ar7 they rip on the groomers and can handle a little pow.

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TwoPlankz

Posts: 25 - Karma: -29

Oct 22 2014 9:39PM

Check out "J Skis WHITPIT"... I don't know if you have ever heard of them. They are made by Jason Levinthal, very light, twin tips, 90mm waist, good for park and carving.

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gnar_whal

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Oct 22 2014 9:55PM

On3p Martel 98

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.lencon

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Oct 22 2014 10:22PM

TwoPlankzCheck out "J Skis WHITPIT"... I don't know if you have ever heard of them. They are made by Jason Levinthal, very light, twin tips, 90mm waist, good for park and carving.

gnar_whalOn3p Martel 98

You 2 try too hard...

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shin-bang

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Oct 22 2014 11:51PM

gnar_whalOn3p Martel 98

get the kartel if you can afford it....

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TwoPlankz

Posts: 25 - Karma: -29

Oct 23 2014 12:12AM

.LincolnYou 2 try too hard...

Nothing wrong with that!

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