I'd knock off the AL dente as it can sometimes have trouble handling a lot of rail abuse. Out the the 3 the FR are gonna be the most durable and rockered.

AL dentes -pretty soft and mainly a park ski, not that great out is of the park

FR -most durable, rockered but stable for outside of the park cruising, jibby, pretty decent float

Blend - best out of the park ski, fairly soft as all 3 are, good for some small pow, best float, ok durability, and a good one quiver ski

I'd go for the FR or the Blends imo.

I'd knock off the AL dente as it can sometimes have trouble handling a lot of rail abuse. Out the the 3 the FR are gonna be the most durable and rockered.

AL dentes -pretty soft and mainly a park ski, not that great out is of the park

FR -most durable, rockered but stable for outside of the park cruising, jibby, pretty decent float

Blend - best out of the park ski, fairly soft as all 3 are, good for some small pow, best float, ok durability, and a good one quiver ski

I'd go for the FR or the Blends imo.

Swandog7I'd knock off the AL dente as it can sometimes have trouble handling a lot of rail abuse. Out the the 3 the FR are gonna be the most durable and rockered.

AL dentes -pretty soft and mainly a park ski, not that great out is of the park

FR -most durable, rockered but stable for outside of the park cruising, jibby, pretty decent float

Blend - best out of the park ski, fairly soft as all 3 are, good for some small pow, best float, ok durability, and a good one quiver ski

I'd go for the FR or the Blends imo.

The thing is the AD are about 120$ cheaper, and have a similar waist width to the blend. Thing I'm worried about with the filthy riches is them being to skinny with the amount of powder and crud I ski

Honestly the rocker on the FR will make up for float and its underfoot stiffness will help at speeds. The Al dente will be more floppy which honestly doesn't help a lot in small pow. Also I can tell you the FRs will last you longer

Swandog7Honestly the rocker on the FR will make up for float and its underfoot stiffness will help at speeds. The Al dente will be more floppy which honestly doesn't help a lot in small pow. Also I can tell you the FRs will last you longer

Thanks for the input man

LonelyThing I'm worried about with the filthy riches is them being to skinny with the amount of powder and crud I ski

sounds like you should look at the Kartel 98 instead. fun in the park, banger durability from ON3P to be expected. and good carving on groomers and ripping all over the mtn. The 98mm waist seems a bit more fitting for what you want as well.

speedyswapper34sounds like you should look at the Kartel 98 instead. fun in the park, banger durability from ON3P to be expected. and good carving on groomers and ripping all over the mtn. The 98mm waist seems a bit more fitting for what you want as well.

It's just a bit more expensive then I want. Looking for under 600

Go al dente there are kids that treat there gear like shit and break them in a season but i know kids that have the first al dente they ride a lot and even so they have a solid waranty

I'd say definitely go for the Filthy Riches but if you're worried about width, you could go for the Kartel 98.

If youre looking for a one quiver ski you shouldve stopped looking when you found the blend. its called the "blend" for a reason, its dope on everything. I feel you on the price issue, but the dentes are going to flop around outside the park and not give you what you want when your other places. I cant speak much on the FR because I dont know much about it but IMO blend all the way for a ski that does it all in a good way