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Need some help on what skis to buy next year

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Ryan_w._Campbell
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I am going to be buying some new skis next year, and I am not sure which ones to buy. So I need some help. I ride park, but not all the time, I ether go in the park or I do powder. so I need a pair of skis that are light enough to easily swing on rails and are eaisy to butter and Ollie. But I also need them to be fat enough to go through powder and land on "pillows" without just sinking right threw.
Feb 7 2013 1:03AM
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nshap54
Posts: 312 - Karma: 2,736
I ride the K2 Kung Fujas which are suppose to be 50% pow 50% park. They ride very well as an all mountain and powder, and i do take them in the park. I guess a considerable difference with the weight but i can do rails fine just not a lot of spinning. The hold up very well on park jumps though and at the same time are forgiving.
Good luck finding one!
Feb 7 2013 1:20AM
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Versace.
Posts: 287 - Karma: 418
Moment PB&J
Line Chronics
Line Elizabeths (Good luck)
ON3P JMOS


Hope you find the right skis dude! I had the same problem as you at the beginning of this year but luckily my friend had a pair of pow skis for $50 so I took those then just bought some AR7's.
Feb 7 2013 1:33AM
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Whisk3yjack
Posts: 24 - Karma: 27
I highly recomend the Line Chronic's, which is what im riding now. Perfect for what youre looking for. I got the Cryptonite model, which is wider underfoot than the regular model I believe..I love em!
Feb 7 2013 11:50AM
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andybob
Posts: 474 - Karma: 35
I have last years Chronics and I fricken love them. Mounted 2 cm back from true center and they are a blast on groomers and in the park. I haven't been in super deep powder but they do seem to float well in the powder I have been in.
Feb 7 2013 10:55PM
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.SeaStar
Posts: 145 - Karma: 38
Post on gear talk or use the search bar
Feb 7 2013 10:57PM
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freestyler540
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SIA, check out websites and read up on their specs, listen to the horror stories online. Do your research first, then people will guide you.

Dont be lazy
Feb 7 2013 11:02PM
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LukasSchroeder
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Line mastermind? Pretty decent in the park, nice pop and powder is good on the too. Goodluck with what you get
Feb 7 2013 11:07PM
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dbarry28
Posts: 7 - Karma: 16

line chronics or on3p filthy rich

Feb 9 2013 7:16PM
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tcurle
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Moment pb&j
Feb 9 2013 9:33PM
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Tasty_Bread
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I got 172 pb&j's im selling :)
Feb 17 2013 6:56PM
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turtleman02
Posts: 15 - Karma: 12
Chronics are wide enough for a little powder but mostly for park and suspects are good all mountain for being park skis. durablilty issue with the suspects so I'd suggest chronics if u do rails a lot.
Feb 18 2013 9:35PM
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whateverman
Posts: 335 - Karma: 240
Moment pb&j all the way. They're 100 underfoot and lighter than k2recoils if that's not enough incentive. Basically a great pow ski with the same capabilities of a great park ski.
Feb 18 2013 9:47PM
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whateverman
Posts: 335 - Karma: 240
And filthy riches are also great if you wanna go narrower. Also, I wouldn't go with line chronically because I've found among friends that bought them that they arnt durable. Granted a lot of the kids I know who have them huck
Feb 18 2013 9:59PM
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