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Icelantic Da'Nollie vs. Atomic Punx

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Nraderz
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Hey I am in need of new park skis. I have the afterbangs but they are pretty beat up. I have narrowed down my choices to the Icelantic Da'Nollie and the Atomic Punx. I am 5 foot 4, 13 years old, and weigh 115 pounds. I ski rails 70% of the time and jumps 30%. I like a soft, lightweight, poppy ski. I live in Salt Lake City Utah, and ski at Brighton Ski resort. K+ for help. Thank you!
Jul 9 2012 1:20AM
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NoSkillsCrew
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The punx are alright but have construction problems. Out of those two I would really push the da nollie. At your weight though I would think about riding a softer ski such as the traveling circus ski form line or or the k2 press or recoil.
Jul 9 2012 2:06PM
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Nraderz
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Alright thanks for the feedback! K+ for that. :)
Jul 9 2012 2:59PM
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KillaSteeze
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I would also suggest some of the k2 skis. I have the domains and they are awesome, they are rockered but not to heavy and quite soft which is great for rails but they also hold up fine on jumps
Jul 9 2012 4:04PM
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Nraderz
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Thanks! Are you sure they are not too heavy? I read that they are. I just want to be able to switch up quick. Thanks:) K+ for you.

Jul 9 2012 4:23PM
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onenerdykid
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We've had thin edges in the past, but for 12/13 we have a thicker edge (plus better material). There is also a video floating around here of a guy trying to break a pair, and he cannot snap them to save his life. Pretty funny actually
Jul 10 2012 8:40AM
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Newschool_Pope
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i love my punx to death. im gonna buy the next pair soon. so light, so playful, so responsive. best ski ive ever strapped to my feet.
Jul 10 2012 9:58AM
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Nraderz
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Thanks for the replies to both of you! K+
Jul 10 2012 2:05PM
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tdollo
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i just saw a tread about this...
Jul 11 2012 10:45AM
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danimal5
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i demod the punx for 12/13 and theyre pretty sweet. really fun to ride around on and super buttery
Jul 11 2012 10:58AM
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Nraderz
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Are you sure? I looked around for quite a while. If there is another one my apologies.
Jul 11 2012 12:28PM
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Nraderz
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STEEZYMCNUGEE thanks to you! K+
Also anyone Heard anything about moment jibs?
Jul 11 2012 12:30PM
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Whaley
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go handmade all the way
Jul 11 2012 2:24PM
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Nraderz
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Are they pretty soft? anybody know from personal experience?

Jul 11 2012 2:55PM
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onenerdykid
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Every ski that is made is a mixture of handmade and machine made processes. There is no such thing as an entirely handmade ski nor an entirely machine made ski.
Jul 12 2012 2:42AM
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KillaSteeze
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no not too heavy but not super light, after riding my hellbents alot they feel like feathers
Jul 12 2012 2:54AM
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