Salomon rocker 92's

Rocker 92 isn't a park ski.

it dabbles in the park

its the updated twenty twelve, and its super cheap and it came out as a park ski

It's original model year version was dubbed as a park ski and I don't believe much has been 'updated' on it. I ski 90% park and I love mine. 8/10 would buy again.

And a quick little addition, for whatever reason, Salomon has been all over the map with categorizing this ski. It debuted as a rockered park ski, then last year it was being dubbed as a backcountry booter/all mountain ski, and this year they're clling it an all mountain ski. It's a sick ski regardless.

There are better options than a rocker 92 for a Park ski, I wouldn't send you in that direction, rocker 92 is gonna be a little more I'm on and off trail, in the tress and bumps, not the park.

You're trying to compare a Salomon All-Mountain ski to Filthy Richs when both are to be used as a park ski....that's not even fair...

Salomon Rocker 92 (formerly know as the 2012) was always marketed as an "all-mountain park ski", it has rocker-camber-rocker and it's directional (non-symmetrical), it's pretty soft, it'll work fine in and out of the park...but it's not a dedicated ski, so it's one of those things where it's OK at everything, but not great at one thing.

ON3P Filthy Rich is a dedicated park ski, does that mean it can't ski on other trails...of course not, what that means is that it excels in the park more than anywhere else. It also has rocker-camber-rocker, but it has more rocker than the Rocker 92, and also has more camber (the camber on the Rocker 92 is pretty flat), it's medium stiff.

The MAJOR difference you'll find is that the FRs are going to be WAY more durable than the Rocker 92 in the park. Remember, the FR is designed to be used in the park, and the guys at ON3P realize that means bashing them into rails so they put the thickest, strongest edges they could find on them. So, it comes down to, do you want a ski that will maybe make it one season in the park (if that) cause it's cheaper or a ski that's a bit more expensive but will last you much longer (mine can easily go a second season, and I don't normally have skis that last me though 1...I used to need 2 pairs of park skis per season).