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So. new kid here.

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roastie_toastie
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sup kids.
first season park skiing. getting pumped.
but it helps to have skis
you know?

5'11 150 pounds, i'm hitting small- medium features. nothin' crazy yet. but soon.
something i could take in the park,but could handle on the rest of the mountain. but park over all else.
whatcha got for me?
thanks kids!!


Mar 8 2011 5:31PM
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stickerman
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i would grab some Line masterminds. light weight, can handle the groomers, softer flex so it handles a great learning curve and relativel cheap.
Mar 8 2011 5:33PM
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stickerman
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lol i just read your weight and height. if you want a stiffer ski, but more expensive check out the ar7
Mar 8 2011 5:34PM
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Matty_K
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definitely check out the line chronics. I'm exactly how you are and I have loved and ridden mine 3 years.
Mar 8 2011 6:06PM
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BrewskiJr
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Boom. I agree. If you want a stiffer ski that can handle jumps the chronic cryptonites are perfect. 92 waist gives you just enough width to tackle slush, a little powder, groomers, and it rips in the park. I love mine and they're holding up great.
Mar 8 2011 7:38PM
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monkatizer
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Mar 8 2011 8:17PM
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Matty_K
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next year, they also have the regular chronic(I'm pretty sure), so you also have a little bit of choice. Is this your first park ski?
Mar 8 2011 8:23PM
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Chompo.
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ON3P Blue steels


And they are on sale right now.
Mar 8 2011 8:32PM
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Matty_K
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they'll be way to small for him and if he's new to park/skiing in general he might not like the rocker..
Mar 8 2011 8:36PM
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Blake.P
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they are sold out already
Mar 9 2011 12:34AM
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SweatyBallShack
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Or you can borrow my silencers, but just take them home this time. lol

btw guys we saw a kid do a 360 out of the pond skim in a taco suit yesterday. what a champ
Mar 13 2011 1:43PM
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Troy.
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Rossignol S3's. my first year skiing park, but also love big mountain. Fatter than most park skis, but you'll be fine.
Mar 13 2011 2:31PM
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Petersaurusrex
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Bluehouse Antics. Great skis for cheap.

They are stiff as a horse who just snorted 8 viagras and poppy as shit.
Mar 13 2011 2:49PM
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NJurkiewicz
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the line masterminds and chronic cryptonites would both be great skies for you
Mar 13 2011 6:28PM
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Petersaurusrex
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Don't get masterminds, they are too noodly.
Mar 13 2011 6:48PM
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Balto
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armada ar7, the perfect do it all park ski
Mar 13 2011 7:10PM
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blah..
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armada ar7 or chronic cryptonite.
Mar 13 2011 7:27PM
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Pool.
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this, last year was my first park year and they were perfect for what i wanted to do
Mar 13 2011 9:37PM
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S.C
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probably not, it doesnt sound like this kid does a lot of big moutain skiing. sick skis though
Mar 13 2011 9:41PM
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SweatyBallShack
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yeah he skis with me in NC. we get the occasional powder day, but nothing that a park ski can't handle if you know what you're doing.

What do you guys think about the afterbangs? Idk if he has his weight in the thread but he probably won't need a very stiff ski and our shop had them for $215 when we went in the other day.
Mar 14 2011 4:05PM
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