Best all-mountain ski for the East Coast?

i really dont no much about skis but what i do no is that the Rossi scratches are meant for more park than all mountain. also the line blends are now the traveling circus ski or whatever they call it and are also a ski mainly for park.

If you ski at Sugarloaf you should take a look at Volkl Kendos. They're not great in the park but they're a lot of fun in pow and crud but can also carve on hardpack. They are my main non-park ski and I ski at Sugarloaf.

Scimitars or blends. Very versatile

the traveling circus ski is the old anthem...

I just picked up a pair of surface green lifes (same as the watch life). I skis east coast and i got them as an all mountain ski. Havent skied them yet but ill let you know how they are in about 6 months

If I was looking for something to rip everything and not be a slouch on the jib end of things, I'd probably look no further than this sex cannon.  Have a few friends who own the old mtn jib and loved it, so this one will fucking slay without a doubt.   

http://www.praxisskis.com/shop/buy-skis.html?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=62&category_id=4

But that's just me.  I only buy indie skis anyways so I'm partial and I love Praxis, their shit is top notch all the way. 

Armada arv

You should take a look at the ON3P Jeronimo

Haven't ridden the jeronimos, but heard only good things. I am an east coast skier about 6' 1" 200 lbs. I dont ski alot of park. I rode the 2012's and thought they were very boring, not awful just boring. They are playful, the tip and tail rocker allows you throw it side ways really easily. They were a tad bit squirrley but  i am alot bigger then you. The Blends were great fun, just a tiny bit of tip chatter on ice and hard pack, but they hold a decent edge and are soft enough to be fun, but they werent overly squirrley at speed. not my personal favorite but for what you want they would be the best. The 100 ish waist is super versatile for here in the east. But of all of them i would say the mantra is best, its not a twin or a great park ski, but it is brilliant in every other condition. It can rock full speed through chopped up icy crud and give you full confidence and it reals on high speed groomers. Again not a good park ski a tad but heavy and a relatively rear mount. Despite the merits of the mantra for your size and ski prefrence i would say go with the blend, i think it will suit you well