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Which all mountain park ski?

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dirkdirkcamel
Posts: 54 - Karma: 10
I have JJs which I will take out in any ammount of powder but I'm looking for a second ski for every other day. It must be able to handle a shitload of bumps and preferably something that doesn't get squirrely charging groomers but I really want a flexy buttery ski to mess around on. There will always be some crud slush ice and variable snow it has to handle. I don't do too many rails but I need something with a low swing weight for spins. I so far am thinking either blends of fujas but whatever else too.
Jan 19 2012 11:46PM
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radish
Posts: 405 - Karma: 351
fatypus L toro. I hear the moment pb&j is dope too
Jan 20 2012 12:56AM
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AJizzle
Posts: 1882 - Karma: 522
blends and charge should never EVER be used together
Jan 20 2012 1:55AM
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dirkdirkcamel
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Haha yea I know and that's why I said preferable as I know that is a little much to ask for
Jan 20 2012 2:36AM
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Jibbidy
Posts: 787 - Karma: 19
Most "flexy, buttery" skis are gonna chatter charging the groomers, and bounce like fuck in the chop. I remember my Moment Rockers in the chopped up, crusty shit and I was like holy cow they don't truck at all, just bounce and skid around everywhere. You kind of have to decide one way or the other, or meet in the middle and work harder to butter.
Jan 20 2012 4:46AM
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dirkdirkcamel
Posts: 54 - Karma: 10
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Jan 20 2012 5:23AM
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dirkdirkcamel
Posts: 54 - Karma: 10
I just want something to screw around on charging is not that important
Jan 20 2012 5:38AM
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VD.
Posts: 4054 - Karma: 4,564
Armada ar7 or line chronic, may be a little to stiff but I can still butter them fine, both are quality durable skis, both with cut through the variable handle the groomers and perform in the park
Jan 20 2012 1:44PM
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PappaG
Posts: 931 - Karma: 797
Moment PB&J is exactly what you want.
Jan 20 2012 2:00PM
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YewTard
Posts: 619 - Karma: 196
Armada ARV. They're really soft/fun to play around on and surprisingly stable at speed. Used em as my every day ski all last winter and there's really nothing that ski can't handle.
Jan 20 2012 4:51PM
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Jibbidy
Posts: 787 - Karma: 19
ARV's have a sick reputation for being awesome everywhere on the mountain.
Jan 22 2012 1:44AM
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