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K2 kung fujas flex vs K2 Domains flex

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LeComfortable
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Im looking to buy new ski there gonna be used for park skiing (65%) and for tree skiing/EC ''powder (35%) i like a really soft ski and i guess wider is better !  I was wondering if the kung fujas as a similair flex to the domains ( ive hand flexed some and try a pair for a couple runs). any other mid fat ( around 95-105) soft ski ? (a cool rocker is a + too!)
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pbandj
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seeing as the domains are symmetrical and the kung fujas are not, not the flex is not the same at all.

if you want a playful ski in the 100ish range look into line blends and moment pb&j's, or stay with the kung fujas.
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LeComfortable
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thk these two other ski look pretty nice ! but how soft are they compare to domain ? and i found the icelantic Nomad RKR like a good choice even if they don't look soft?
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pbandj
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this is for the PB&J so overall it's pretty stiff, it has camber underfoot with rocker in the tip and tails, which is the best form of rocker for all mountain use.

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This current years Line Blend is soft, and has a similar rocker profile to the pb&j
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LeComfortable
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soft like wath ? can you compare the softness ? ( i rode halo / joystick these and tryied domains)
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pbandj
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more in the halo range
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LeComfortable
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 ^okok thk ! still looking for new answer
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GuacamoleMane
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I ride the Kung fujas on the east coast. They r amazing for everything, I've never hit a rail with them but they r super playful and great for surfy turns butters and alll around jibbing, plus they slay all over
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SkiTillDeath56
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i would suggest looking at the line blends, they are 100 underfoot, pretty damn buttery, light, and they got a bit of early rise... best park ski with 100 underfoot
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MRGFreeski
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i ski the kung fujas all the time on the east coast and they rip in the woods

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LeComfortable
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thk to every body ! how the icelantic nomad RKR ?
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Twig
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if you really want soft, you want Blends, they are the softest ski in the range you are talking about.
Blend flex...
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LeComfortable
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wooow thk any review on icelantic NOmad RKR  plz ?
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_Mack
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i have the domaind right now and the flex is insane one of the flexest park skis!!! and there really solid but i hate hoe the base kind gets fucked up and its really slow and need alot of caring to keep it kinda fast and in good shape mines beat to shit already
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pbandj
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the icelantics are right in the middle of softness, similar to the pb&j, if you want a really soft all mountain ski go with the blend.
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LeComfortable
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Just found a good deal on nomad RKR im really thinking buying them ,  so they will hold up good in park ??? are they buttery kinda cause of the rocker ?
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LeComfortable
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^need an answer about RKR plz have a gret deal  on them gotta be fast !
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BE..
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you will like the blend much more. it's perfect for what you described.
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LeComfortable
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thk +k anyone have something to say about the nomad rkr in the park / all moutain?
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Twig
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Leigh rides them in the PBP Movie... Specs wise they are very similar to the Line SFB, though I imagine they are a little stiffer just going by past Line/Icelantic comparisons. I used to ride the SFB for park and liked them a lot, now I ride the Blend which is noticeably lighter/easier to spin but softer and a bit less stable. I'm sure that comparison will hold true for the Blend/RKR.
The RKR looks like a rad ski, I'd love to give them a try. I guess it depends how good your deal on them is. If they are significantly cheaper than the Blend, I'd risk it and get them, I've loved the Icelantics I have skied.
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ShortTeeLongPole
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Since no one has answered the question yet, and I've ridden them both, here it is: Kung Fujas is softer than the Domain.
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LeComfortable
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Thk to everyone im buying the rkr tonight can't resist
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