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One ski quiver? nightrider/snoops/blogs?

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surfpimp2011
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okayyy, i have used the search bar plenty of times, and didnt get the responces i needed, im trying to determine what ski's to get this year. i broke my last pair of 4frnt msps's along with my leg last year, and i havnt snapped in to a par in a while.Shityyy. anyways im looking for a ski that can carve well and can do well in the park. im thinking that the moment nightrider would be okay on hardpacked snow, and that its a one ski quiver, which is what i want. but i aslo know that is rockerd so i dont know if that will be okay on mainly east coast ice? m aslo looking at the atomic blogs and snoops, and the czars.  i have read the reviews on them and they sound like an all mountain free ski that could do fine in the park. To be honest i just want someone that knows waht thier talking about, to give me advice. iv heard mixed things.  i guess im just looking for a ski that is mountain 60 % park 40%   if i could have an input on these thatd be tight. aslo any other skis that yall think i shld check out, im about 5'6 and weigh around 155. peace

Oct 15 2009 5:35PM
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Chaka
Posts: 424 - Karma: 79
Of all the skis your looking at i think your two best bets would be Night Trains and Czars. However both these are more powder oriented. If I were you I would look at something with a little less waist and rocker. Unless of course you want a fatter ski then I would say go with the Night Trains because they were one of the best skis I've ever demoed. But look at something like the ARV, Kung Fujas, S3s, these might be more suited for what you want.
Oct 15 2009 6:13PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
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haven't been on any of the skis you mentioned but a buddy of mine uses his czars for everything but park... not really made for that. if you're gonna ski east coast allmt/park i'd take a look at this or last year's chronic line up, blends are solid too(love my pair) and even some bacons if a softer yet stable ski is what you are looking for. check em out!
Oct 15 2009 6:15PM
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wintersway
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my suggestions are to read reviews on the k2 kung fujas, volkl bridge, and rossignol s3

those are great one ski quivers for what youre looking for
Oct 15 2009 7:05PM
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surfpimp2011
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thanksss guyss aprreciate it
Oct 19 2009 5:12PM
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GNARBARSTAR
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obsethed.
Oct 19 2009 9:35PM
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TheRoyalMajestic
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Atomic has made such a huge comeback this year.. Their skis are so sick!!! I would definitely go with the blog.. its got camber but also the early rise rocker in the tail and tip.. making it awesome in both powder and on groomers..even in the park i would say.
Oct 21 2009 6:14PM
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belden...
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Do you mean the moment night trains not the moment night riders?
Oct 21 2009 7:13PM
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max69
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so true!!!!!!!!!!!

blog is quite the ski

and it has a little sidecut underfoot so groomers dont suck
Oct 21 2009 8:53PM
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