Icelantic da'nollie is fully symmetrical, soft park ski. they are also very durable. They are perfect for what you are looking

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^^^^ picked me a pair up, they make me moist looking at them. Just got em mounted

Are they gonna be too heavy or wide ??

jAsonjenningSAre they gonna be too heavy or wide ??

I think they are fine imo. They are a park ski afterall, and the weight isn't much if an issue. I'm 115 lbs and I'm riding them. Depending what you have now it will take a small adjustment, but I thibk these will be the right fit for you

Swandog7I think they are fine imo. They are a park ski afterall, and the weight isn't much if an issue. I'm 115 lbs and I'm riding them. Depending what you have now it will take a small adjustment, but I thibk these will be the right fit for you

Thanks dude I am sold

Check out filthy riches as well, I just remembered those. Not as soft fled wise but rocker makes them playful af

Volvo242Icelantic da'nollie is fully symmetrical, soft park ski. they are also very durable. They are perfect for what you are looking

this this this. Much softer than filthy richs, promise you that!

Volvo242Icelantic da'nollie is fully symmetrical, soft park ski. they are also very durable. They are perfect for what you are looking

What size should I get 170 or 180 I am 6'2" If I stand straight up and 120 pounds

jAsonjenningSWhat size should I get 170 or 180 I am 6'2" If I stand straight up and 120 pounds

Theyre pretty soft, and rockered. Go 180

jAsonjenningSWhat size should I get 170 or 180 I am 6'2" If I stand straight up and 120 pounds

THEDIRTYBUBBLETheyre pretty soft, and rockered. Go 180

Im 5'9" ish and i got 180s they are tru to fit, and are about 5'10"

Here is a direct review of them from PkChu

Dude, Da'Nollies are the best out in my opinion. They're really similar to the Armada Al Dente. They will do great on jumps that size. I consistently hit jumps anywhere from 50 to 80 feet and they're really solid, yet also super playful. Skiing PC i think you'd have a lot of fun on them, they'd be really playful and fun when you're ripping around 3 kings, and they would also be really solid in kings crown. They're also much lighter than Icelantic's have been previously if you've heard the "Icelantics are heavy" rumor. They are also really durable. I usually go through anywhere from 5-8 pairs of skis a season and even since I've been on Icey I only need 2, and I still don't break the first pair. I don't get powder skis either so I rip these around the whole mountain and they're fantastic. I highly recommend them. If you have any other questions just let me know! Peace!

Go with the 180. Icelantics size up on the shorter end. If they made a 190 Da'Nollie I would be all over it. The 180's felt super short. That was my only complaint; there were probably the most fun park skis I have ever had a chance to get on.