check out the k2 shreditor ive got em and they shred anything and evrything

My icy nomad rockers are fun

on3p kartel 106 for sure!

Sir francis bacon. So great

Something like a petitor 102 or kye 95 would probably be up your alley. They would charge harder than your park skis, but still be pretty playful and fun.

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IpeedMyPantsHey guys, i have only ever skied park my whole life. last year i branched out. skied powder a decent amount (east coast), skied trees a ton, moguls, and the groomers.

It was a lot of fun!!!

I have no clue what i am looking for in a ski but my preference is a ski that can shred the trees and do well on the groomers too.

Skis ive owned: Surface no time, k2 revival, armada halo, armada jj, armada bdog, fatypus l toro, k2 extremes, nordica soul riders

skis ive found that work well all around: Fatypus Ltoro, Surface No times

Thank you very much

youre still skiing east coast? are you a technically competent skier, or are you still very much learning how to ski fast and smooth .on any and all terrain? JJs are about as easy and intuitive as it gets for a small radius, softish pow/all mtn ski.

how big are you?

californiagrownyoure still skiing east coast? are you a technically competent skier, or are you still very much learning how to ski fast and smooth .on any and all terrain? JJs are about as easy and intuitive as it gets for a small radius, softish pow/all mtn ski.

how big are you?

haha i dont think im ever leaving east coast.. but yea im a pretty competent skier. skied trees for probably 60 days last season. learned alot(considering i was a park rat).

i weigh 190lbs, 6ft tall.

get the 4frn yle it slays the big mountain and trees but with a center mount will still feel like a park ski to you witch is especially great if you've only skied park all your life.

fghtoffyrdmnsMy icy nomad rockers are fun

gnar_whalon3p kartel 106 for sure!

this and this fasho also

armada arvti

moment pb&j

Do yourself a favor...don't buy twintips. You have park skis. But a solid all mountain cruiser that carves well and learn to ski. You would be surprised how much better you will become because chances are...as you stated if you only ski park you probably suck doing anything else.

KravtZDo yourself a favor...don't buy twintips. You have park skis. But a solid all mountain cruiser that carves well and learn to ski. You would be surprised how much better you will become because chances are...as you stated if you only ski park you probably suck doing anything else.

twintip has very little to do with carving especially if hes going to tune it like an all mt ski

Real skiing,

on Real mountains,

on Real snow,

on Real jumps,

on Real cliffs

Not halfpipe,

Not slopestyle,

No rail jams,

This AIN`T rollerblading!

You need to look at the mountain like THAT,

with helicopters, like THAT,

with rocks, like THAT,

with snow, like THAT,

everything like THAT,

Cause you don`t know,

You ski ice,

You ski ice everyday!,

ICE SKATING RINK.

Man I tell you what,

best day in skiing you`ll ever see.

w_skiertwintip has very little to do with carving especially if hes going to tune it like an all mt ski

Twins are actually really helpful in tight steep stuff because they release a turn easy, and you can rocker sideslip sketchy chokes with less fear of your tails digging in.

Check out the blizzard freeride series (the Regulator especially)

californiagrownTwins are actually really helpful in tight steep stuff because they release a turn easy, and you can rocker sideslip sketchy chokes with less fear of your tails digging in.

Yes all helpful in tight / steep terrain. BUT the OP said he isn't a good skier. He should get a full cambered ski and practice his skiing. Thats how you get better.

Volkl Mantra 184cm best ski's ever

KravtZYes all helpful in tight / steep terrain. BUT the OP said he isn't a good skier. He should get a full cambered ski and practice his skiing. Thats how you get better.

I was just speaking of twins, not rocker haha. Most park skis around 90-95 underfoot should be just fine for him IMO

T-NutcrackerReal skiing,

on Real mountains,

on Real snow,

on Real jumps,

on Real cliffs

Not halfpipe,

Not slopestyle,

No rail jams,

This AIN`T rollerblading!

You need to look at the mountain like THAT,

with helicopters, like THAT,

with rocks, like THAT,

with snow, like THAT,

everything like THAT,

Cause you don`t know,

You ski ice,

You ski ice everyday!,

ICE SKATING RINK.

Man I tell you what,

best day in skiing you`ll ever see.

love that video

KravtZDo yourself a favor...don't buy twintips. You have park skis. But a solid all mountain cruiser that carves well and learn to ski. You would be surprised how much better you will become because chances are...as you stated if you only ski park you probably suck doing anything else.

I've been meaning to do this for a long time now: groomer shredders are so fun.

w_skiertwintip has very little to do with carving especially if hes going to tune it like an all mt ski

Twin tips are generally more flexible in torsion than are non-twins. They're generally easier to turn but they won't take you for a ride like some of the performance groomer skis. Hop on a pair of on-piste, performance, non-twin skis at your next on snow demo; you won't be disappointed. Compared to my usual skis - full sidewall twins but with sanded edges and questionable base condition - this was like a fucking roller coaster.

line blends my dude!

QUOTE=13541322:miroz]I've been meaning to do this for a long time now: groomer shredders are so fun.

^^^^^^^^^^^ this is what im talking about. ill rock my armada bdogs in the trees. i want something to grip and rip. i was thinking Rossi 88s, head revs, volkl kendo, things in that area

Twin tips are generally more flexible in torsion than are non-twins. They're generally easier to turn but they won't take you for a ride like some of the performance groomer skis. Hop on a pair of on-piste, performance, non-twin skis at your next on snow demo; you won't be disappointed. Compared to my usual skis - full sidewall twins but with sanded edges and questionable base condition - this was like a fucking roller coaster.[/QUOTE]

Mr. Pollard will rip through the pow!

dustygoldflakesMr. Pollard will rip through the pow!

like i said, i live on the east coast

The rossignol 7 series may be a good choice... either the sin 7 or the smash 7