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Moment Rockers

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larsenreynolds
Posts: 34 - Karma: 11
I was thinking about getting a pair of Moment Rockers for next season. I am 5'10 and weigh about 145. I plan to ski about 60% park and 40% all mountain. In the park i don't usually hit jumps, mainly rails. Would these skis be good for what i want or should i be looking into something else?
Mar 9 2011 2:18AM
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Jibbidy
Posts: 787 - Karma: 19
I just got a pair today, seriously, so I'll be sure to write a legit review. I am stoked a lot.
Mar 9 2011 2:21AM
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larsenreynolds
Posts: 34 - Karma: 11
Nice, when you do write a review send me the link please.
Mar 9 2011 2:33AM
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Kangbang
Posts: 14211 - Karma: 423
They are super fun on rails!
Mar 9 2011 3:08AM
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flexpattern
Posts: 1090 - Karma: 45
They feel really playful and jibby. The tips get a little flappy at high speed if you are charging on piste. they are fairly soft and feel quite light. I would recommend them!
Mar 9 2011 6:24AM
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SkiTheYeast
Posts: 2310 - Karma: 392
Bump I'm in the same boat but ski 90% park
Mar 9 2011 10:19AM
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larsenreynolds
Posts: 34 - Karma: 11
Ok thanks  +k for the good answer.
Mar 9 2011 12:39PM
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treecery.
Posts: 1375 - Karma: 148
if you want a little stiffer park ski with rocker, wait till next year and get the moment vice (the ski that is replacing the rocker, the added stiffness makes them more stable, but they are still super buttery because of the rocker
Mar 9 2011 6:43PM
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monkatizer
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Mar 9 2011 8:59PM
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larsenreynolds
Posts: 34 - Karma: 11
 Do you know if it will be the same price as the rocker?
Mar 9 2011 10:35PM
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Jibbidy
Posts: 787 - Karma: 19
Don't get them for all mountain. I rode mine hard today and as fun as they are, far too squirrely and soft for that. I was frightened when I got rippin on anything other than corduroy. There simply isn't enough effective base (long rocker). Full review later. The Reno Jibs are what you need bad.
Mar 11 2011 1:27AM
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