If you want a lot of flex go w the Dollo it’s a stupid fun ski. Just don’t expect it to perform super solid all over the mountain. The ARV 96 is a good compromise, not quite as soft but still soft enough and it can ski the rest of the mountain pretty well too. Can’t speak on the Helix

animatorIf you want a lot of flex go w the Dollo it’s a stupid fun ski. Just don’t expect it to perform super solid all over the mountain. The ARV 96 is a good compromise, not quite as soft but still soft enough and it can ski the rest of the mountain pretty well too. Can’t speak on the Helix

thanks for the feedback

right, arv and dollo are basically the same ski except for the flex, dollo more geared to park and arv a bit more geared toward all mtn. great tried and true do-it-all shape on both those skis

can't comment on the Libertys, sorry

SofaKingSickright, arv and dollo are basically the same ski except for the flex, dollo more geared to park and arv a bit more geared toward all mtn. great tried and true do-it-all shape on both those skis

can't comment on the Libertys, sorry

Good to know 👍

this might have been clear already but i'm a huge fan of the ARV, have been for years. i have skied countless park/all mtn skis over the past 20 years and the ARVs are my go-to recommendation for a do-it-all park ski. i just got a new pair for myself in fact, albeit the metal version

so what i'm trying to say is you're set dude, being limited to those choices is NOT a bad situation at all :)

since you said you particularly want something playful with lots of flex, i say go with the dollos. absolutely top shelf choice for what you want

Check out the roofbox review for the helix's, I've never been on them but from what I've read they are pretty stiff