ARMADA El reys (durability)?

i have el reys and i've skied them like like 10-12 times. im an aggressive skier and do jumps, rails, trees, cliffs. basically anything, and i havent had any problems with them just the usual top sheet scratching. strictly cosmetic stuff so ya i recommend them

Nice! Dont care to much about the topsheet:) Just want a cheap and solid ski.
Are they easy to spin with? Compared to skis like; Stls or Fujis...

well i've never ridden STL's or fujis but el reys seem just fine spinning. i mean its just a ski, would spinning really differ from one ski to another if they're the same size/weight/etc?

damn bro that sucks i love my stls

ye, they are really good skis, really good pop and lightweight. But I need more solid skis...

Anyone else tryed them, and think they are solid skis?

Ive heard someone said that the el reys isnt really a true park ski compared to skis like fujis..
Is this true? Im only going to use them as a park ski

No in fact they suck dick in park. You can't take them in powder either, or on moguls for that matter. You have to ski them on groomers 100% without jumps or rails. YOu need to get Invaders for a 100% park ski, some AR6s for all mountain and some Hellbents for powder and occasional park.

YUH HUH!!!!!!!!!

YES YES YES

To put it simply, think about spinning a directional ski (that means it doesnt have a twin tip), it sux.  The weight distribution is wack, just like some more all mtn skis have dimensions that allow better all mtn skiing but hinder swing weight (swing smoothness to put it dumbly).  I heard that the STL's are kind of clumsy in the park, I havent skied them so I will not stand by that, so the el rays may not be that different for you.  I havent skied the El Rays either but that comment I quoted above made me go nuts so I felt for ur, the thread creator's, sake I must give my 2 cents

Basically get some more references

El Rays are also cap construction so they wont be quite as burly as something like my beautiful AR6's, which are absoloutely dope all mtn and in the park if u live out east (haha or west). 

Go with AR6's if u arent short on cash (I mean they arent THAT expensive).  Better in the park, much stiffer than the Fujis (I like that) and just a very high quality ski.

AND YES SPINNING DIFFERS FROM SKI TO SKI AHHHHHHHHHHHHLKJSDGFLKJHAGFKLJADSF

Also I assume u know the El Ray's are much more all mtn specific then park specific.  If u are using ur skis for pure park then for gods sakes go with a more park specific ski. 

a few of my friends have been riding 4frnt and havent had good luck with the durability, i think the el rays should be pretty solid

the invader is a CAP pricepoint ski just like the el ray...they are still good

haha my sarcasm meter was redlining in that post