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Line Afterbang 10/11 or Line Mastermind 10/11
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should have new skis and think of Line afterbang or Line mastermind, I
hang mostly in the park to ride rails, jibs and jumps, but sometimes
runs in the powder too. Which of these skis are a good choice then?
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i know this isnt one of your choices but a great all-mountain ski would be the blends, handle great in the park, good for rails, stable for jumps, and wide enough to go to pow
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I love when people just go out and recommend a ski that they didn't even mention and then give no reasoning to why they should get it and not know anything about the person...as if to say, AR7 is the answer to everything...
Both are softer skis, the Masterminds are lighter, they're both really fun in the park...but neither will be fun in the powder. You may want to look into either the K2 Silencer or K2 Domain, but are super fun in the park and can handle the rest of the mountain a lot better with their rocker (and the Domain is 90 underfoot). Also, you could look into some of the wider park skis like Anthems, Watch Lifes, Blends, and Kung Fujas - all of them are 100 underfoot (except the Anthem at 93mm underfoot) so you'll have a nice platform underfoot in the powder and the Blends and Kung Fujas are rockered to give you extra help in the powder and crud, the Watch Lifes are the lightest of the 4 while the Anthems are the heaviest.
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I ski masterminds and their great in the park and really light. Get them center mounted.
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afterbangs are great on rails and hold up well (from what i hear) and ive heard they hold their own in powder, but i havent heard too much about the masterminds
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or you can get 09/10 afterbangs for about $100 cheaper. (theyre the same as 10/11 if you didnt know.)
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I would definitely recommend the afterbangs if you hang mostly in the park. I know I am new to this website but I know what I am talking about. That said, two days ago, I went to a ski shop to have a look at the 10/11 afterbangs. They are very very flexible, lightweight and playful. But, knowing that you love powder skiing, I am not quite sure if this ski is good in powder or not since I haven't tried them. Hope I helped you out
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