Looking for a new park ski

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Looking for a new park ski

Franzelot

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Apr 6 2021 10:51AM

I've been skiing wider park skis over the last years (still do). Narrowest I've been on would be 98 underfoot (2014 al dente's). But now I'm looking for a (preferably narrower) very light and playful jibby ski that still performs well on medium sized jumps. Thanks!

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Celery

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Apr 6 2021 10:59AM

Durability wouldn't be the greatest, but I've heard the honey badger is exactly what you want.

Other probably better choice is the wet/wet+

**This post was edited on Apr 6th 2021 at 11:00:13am

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CantCork

Posts: 178 - Karma: 1,096

Apr 6 2021 11:37AM

ARV 86

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h3nry.

Posts: 216 - Karma: 3,494

Apr 6 2021 11:53AM

CeleryDurability wouldn't be the greatest, but I've heard the honey badger is exactly what you want.

Other probably better choice is the wet/wet+

**This post was edited on Apr 6th 2021 at 11:00:13am

If you get honey badgers don't expect them to last longer than 1 season

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Franzelot

Posts: 1 - Karma: 19

Apr 6 2021 12:13PM

CeleryDurability wouldn't be the greatest, but I've heard the honey badger is exactly what you want.

Other probably better choice is the wet/wet+

**This post was edited on Apr 6th 2021 at 11:00:13am

yeah I've been thinking about getting vishnus this year

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Malskispow

Posts: 53 - Karma: 600

Apr 6 2021 4:42PM

FranzelotI've been skiing wider park skis over the last years (still do). Narrowest I've been on would be 98 underfoot (2014 al dente's). But now I'm looking for a (preferably narrower) very light and playful jibby ski that still performs well on medium sized jumps. Thanks!

The revolt 95 is playful as hell and volkl has been making some pretty durable park skis lately so they should last a couple seasons

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