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New Park Ski Help!!!

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SwitchUpkid
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I am currently trying to find a good park ski that is buttery, light, and not full rocker.

I have always ridden on line skis for the past 4 or 5 years, and i have always loved them! I had 2 pairs of afterbangs and a pair of invaders. However i wanted to see some other brands underneath my feet.

There is just something about full rocker skis that i dont like, but i have been researching on camber skis with rocker tips and im willing to give it a shot.

The skis i was currently looking at was the 2013 Volkl Ledges, and they seem cool and great for park, but if anyone has any suggestions or things to look out for thatd be awesome if you would share your knowledge with me!

Give me your favorite type of ski and why and i would really appreciate everyones input!

NS hasn't failed me yet with help on gear so i trust your guys' input greatly. Thanks so much guys
Aug 2 2013 12:41AM
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animeallstar
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The Armada Thall sounds like a good ski for you, pretty soft, and its a fully cambered ski. I have the Ar7, which has the same shape and I love it! great ski .
Aug 2 2013 1:55AM
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Negromancer
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This, I also have the Ar7's and I love them they're stiff though (which I like)
Aug 2 2013 2:22AM
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SwitchUpkid
Posts: 524 - Karma: 899
Not really a stiff ski kind of guy, my afterbangs were perfect, they just got too small and i dont like this years graphics so i want to try something new, but not stiff. I will check out armadas though
Aug 2 2013 10:48AM
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duckslayer
Posts: 661 - Karma: 367
I know you said your trying to get away from line but i have the blends and they are fucking awesome! If your looking for a buttery ski this is where its at. But they are not completely made for park, i usually ride about 70/30 (park/all mountain) but i have seen plenty of people use them just in the park. But they are super playful and buttery i love them!
Aug 2 2013 11:50AM
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virgin
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have you tried other line skis?
Aug 2 2013 12:07PM
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ndye
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joystick these skis.
Aug 2 2013 12:09PM
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duckslayer
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No unfortunately not
Aug 2 2013 12:14PM
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coolflash8
Posts: 3171 - Karma: 2,046
Volkls are.stiffer than my dick after not fapping for a week. Try moment vice, liberty antigens, or on3p presters
Aug 2 2013 12:36PM
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elm.
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4FRNT click! Moment Vice
Aug 2 2013 1:48PM
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derek.urben
Posts: 314 - Karma: 386
Clicks are super easy to break. I would say maybe the atomic punx or Elan puzzles TBT are super flexy and are great for buttering. hit me up for info about the puzzle.
Aug 2 2013 2:09PM
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Kolaczki
Posts: 153 - Karma: 61
check out Slant skis! theyre a bit expensive but they last and are pretty soft but still stable on big jumps, plus you can even pick from a variety of graphics
Aug 2 2013 4:19PM
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SwitchUpkid
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Bump still looking for a solid ski that i like! keep the suggestions coming Please!
Aug 4 2013 12:41PM
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Kreech
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Presters are a full camber, ultra stiff, high performance park ski made for hitting big features/ skiing in comps. If OP is looking for a playful jib ski, filthy riches or jeronimos would be a much better call (from on3p at least).
Aug 4 2013 4:14PM
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SwitchUpkid
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Ended up getting 2013 Moment Jibs! Thanks for all your help guys i really appreciate it! +k to all
Aug 4 2013 7:19PM
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elm.
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good call. moment makes sweet stuff
Aug 7 2013 1:41AM
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