Rossignol S3 - freeride, what about park?

I am 178 centimeters high and weighs 65 kilograms. So which lenght should I choose? :)

If they're the rockered version of the S3, I thought they sucked.

hooky and unpredictable on the hardpack.

I love my pair. I don't find them hooky at all. They aren't ment to be a park ski but they are nice and easy to toss around in the air and are also not to wide to hit the occasional rail. I would not recommend them if you want to spend a ton of time in the park rather than simply do a lap once in a while.

I should have said "when compared to most park skis"

I still don't like them, they aren't really great for anything, but rather kind of good at everything.

hmmm what about Gear Talk?

ask ndye, he slays with them

*skithesprings$ : you're right, but it isn't a park ski, so of course it isn't the optimal ski for it. I just thought that it would might be a fine ski to begin to learn some tricks in the park, but still tide the whole mountain - also in addition to what you said about that it's "rather kind of good at everything".  :)

*416 : I just thought about when I had posted it ;)

Thanks for the advices so far.

you're right, but it isn't a park ski, so of course it isn't the optimal ski for it. I just thought that it would might be a fine ski to begin to learn some tricks in the park, but still tide the whole mountain - also in addition to what you said about that it's "rather kind of good at everything".  :)

*416 : I just thought about when I had posted it ;)

*ride

*I just thought - I first thought

They ski similar to the salomon 2012, which is a ski I would recommend if you want to spend more time in the park.

totally disagree

none of this post comes with any personal experience of any of the skis i mention. but i have spent days, weeks probably months researching and thinking about what ski i want to buy.

http://www.rossignol.com/US/US/s3_RA1SV01_product_ski-men-skis.html

suggests that this ski is more of a powder orientaed ski 75%. dosent seem really the right ski for what you are after.

personally if i was you i would look at the coreupt pow.

100 mm waist traditional camber, means it will ski ok-great on and off pieste (no rocker) super cheap and ive heard its a great ski. to be honest it dosent sound like your going to be skiing waist deep powder or throwing 10s, this ski will allow you to ski everything and then maybe highlight where you wanna go, and you wont break the bank to do it. 279 euro for last years (same ski as this year). and i think they have a 50% sail at the moment on this year.

thats my opinion, i dont care if you listen or not.