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Light Park Skis

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SwiftSilentSquaw
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Yo duders, I've been trying to get some crap park skis recently but decided to buy new skis instead. I've been trying to find a weight comparison of park skis without any luck. Anyone know of some park skis that are super light? I heard the liberty laroses are pretty light...
Feb 20 2010 5:44PM
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.brian
Posts: 1710 - Karma: 233
jon olsson pros
Feb 20 2010 5:50PM
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Relish_man
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Ive heard good things about 9s
Feb 20 2010 5:53PM
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Aaaron.
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my surface watchlifes are suuuuuuuuuper light.  way lighter than my friends dumonts or anthems.
Feb 20 2010 6:01PM
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BWalmer
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Surface nine lives are super light, so are JO Pros. The problem is finding a light DURABLE park ski...which is usually very hard to find.
Feb 20 2010 6:03PM
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Aaaron.
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my trouble makers were super super light and way more durable than my surfaces. 
Feb 20 2010 6:06PM
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Peter.
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usually thinner waisted skis tend to be lighter, so check out the troublemaker, or JO Pros
Feb 20 2010 6:33PM
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ike.
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Volkl walls. right there. light and super durable. have had em a full season on em and only had topsheet chips
Feb 20 2010 6:35PM
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K_FRANK
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moment reno jibs or reno rockers both are suuuupppper light

Feb 20 2010 7:14PM
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BWalmer
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I've had them too, and they are pretty light, but compared to JO Pros or Nine Lives they aren't that light, but they are super durable for sure.
Feb 20 2010 7:32PM
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Hamster.
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syntaxs
Feb 20 2010 7:44PM
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SwiftSilentSquaw
Posts: 427 - Karma: 40
thanks for the responses....+k for all!
Feb 20 2010 8:42PM
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SwiftSilentSquaw
Posts: 427 - Karma: 40
what is the flex like on the jo pros?
Feb 20 2010 8:45PM
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sneaky_pete
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my atomic punx are the lightest skis ive owned. much lighter than my friends liberty's or my old 4frnts or k2's
Feb 20 2010 8:50PM
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c4t_l0ver
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ARMADA AR6, super light, nice flex, superior park ski.
Feb 20 2010 8:52PM
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PhuzzyWuzzy
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Invaders are light. 
Feb 20 2010 9:40PM
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yeahitsdave
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lte. singlehandedly one of the lightest park skis ever and comes complete with a three year warranty. if they came in a 185, id be absolutely in love.
Feb 20 2010 9:44PM
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BWalmer
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the 2010s and 2011s are softer than all the years before, but they're still pretty stiff. But the 09s and earlier are lighter.

And to the person who said that AR6s are light... yes, they are a SUPER sick park ski (one of my favorites), but they are actually fairly heavy compared to other skis that have been said here. In fact, they're actually one of the heavier parks skis out there right now.
Feb 20 2010 9:44PM
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JahJahBinks
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But they are also terrible.
Feb 20 2010 10:52PM
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willyg0808
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ive heard boones are pretty light
Feb 20 2010 11:45PM
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Peter.
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yeah, JO pros are mainly used for massive jumps, so they are stiffer than most
Feb 21 2010 12:06AM
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iLiKeShiFTieZ
Posts: 695 - Karma: 350
You want light? Ninthward is where it's at.
Feb 21 2010 12:10AM
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stickerman
Posts: 2043 - Karma: 147
Yea boone skis are light. It is hard to find to find a good light binding though.
Feb 21 2010 10:40AM
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ski-swagga
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i love mine. sooo light!
Feb 21 2010 10:50AM
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SDrvpr
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k2 silencers are SUPPPPPERRRR light
Feb 21 2010 11:11AM
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meat_sack
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i recently aquired a boner for the rocker. How durable is it? My skiing routine consists of skiing glades with very little snow as fast as i can and mostly rails. Would the rocker hold up without getting too mangalated?
Feb 21 2010 11:25AM
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Balto
Posts: 25985 - Karma: 4,398
because they are made of tooth picks and scotch tape ;)

on3p blue steeles
Feb 21 2010 11:25AM
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ReetsAdeets
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Icelantic Da'Nollies are the lightest skis I have ever felt. Plus Icelantic makes awesome skis.

Feb 21 2010 12:00PM
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Twig
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Moments are the most durable skis I've come across. No ski is going to hold up to skiing rocks and rails for extended periods though.
Feb 21 2010 12:06PM
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amo
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hear that the jibs are super super light and also very durable
Feb 21 2010 12:31PM
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freeballer
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Phil Larose Pros or LTEs. So lightweight. I would actually like to see a real comparison of weights from the manufacturer to have a better comparison. According to this thread, pretty much every park ski is "super light".
Feb 21 2010 12:52PM
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Chompo.
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i know jo pros are light, but are they durable?
Feb 21 2010 12:58PM
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BjornR
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foamcore isn't really that durable but it's sure light. I know some people who got thru 3-4 pairs in a season.

There is a sidewalled version, little wider and woodcore. Should have better durability but dunno about weight.


Feb 21 2010 2:49PM
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meat_sack
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Word I'm wicked stoked on some rockers. If anyone is getting rid of some at the end of the season or has some old ones lying around shoot me a pm or something
Feb 21 2010 3:50PM
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Hoover
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buy armada t-halls,theyre soooo light and ive beat the shit out of mine but the bases and edges are still PERFECT i will never buy another park ski as long as i live
Feb 21 2010 4:23PM
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ja.
Posts: 1705 - Karma: 144
9's are undeniably the lightest ski out there. cop some, you won't be let down
Feb 21 2010 6:13PM
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Zoro
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yup.  my t-halls are perfect for me.  insanely light, buttery, and still great for big jumps.  the bases are made of steel too.  only complaint is the topsheet chipping but its not hurting the ski at all

ps which year are your t-halls and how bad are your topsheets chipping? 

Feb 21 2010 8:50PM
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SwiftSilentSquaw
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I know I'm gonna sound dumb but when you guys say 9's you're talking about surface nine lives right? I've heard they are pretty stiff for a park ski...any input on that?
Feb 21 2010 8:58PM
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Hamster.
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wrong sir, NINTHWARD
Feb 21 2010 9:05PM
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K_FRANK
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deffinetly makin a good choice with the rockers they are sooooooo light like almost to light it doesent really feel like you have anything on your feet
Feb 21 2010 9:17PM
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SwiftSilentSquaw
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so which 9's then?
Feb 21 2010 9:17PM
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Adrian_
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Le Comte. Get a code for the teamstore from a street rep on here
Feb 21 2010 10:06PM
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SwiftSilentSquaw
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do you know the reps name?
Feb 22 2010 1:16AM
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littlejwigs
Posts: 523 - Karma: 24
atomic urban triplets they are super light and soft very fun in the park. great ski.
Feb 22 2010 2:00PM
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SK1ERDUDE
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Rossignol S4 is a very light ski, it has WRS and the durability has been excellent
Feb 22 2010 4:13PM
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MINNESOTASTEEZE
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how are the coreupt candide yard skis?

Sep 12 2011 6:08PM
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613.
Posts: 827 - Karma: 164
My masterminds are light at 1315 grams
Sep 12 2011 7:08PM
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gaper-raper
Posts: 598 - Karma: 2,602

after bang shorty if your lookin for weight wise

Sep 12 2011 7:27PM
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DGski
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bluehouse antics
Sep 12 2011 8:53PM
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RudyGarmisch
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I think that covers all the park skis under 90mm waist. Anyone have numbers?
Sep 12 2011 11:24PM
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Nicko1981
Posts: 527 - Karma: 180
Liberty LTE weights can be found in the tech info tab here:

http://www.urbanventura.co.uk/liberty-skis/liberty-lte/

Really light and great ski.
Sep 13 2011 9:06AM
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