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Outsider
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I'm looking for some fair priced all mountain twin tips that can hold up well in the park and the pow and are light? anyone know about a ski/skis like this?
Mar 11 2015 11:36PM
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Peter.
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pretty much every ski company out there has a mid waist all mountain / park ski. look for something that's 90-105 in width, depending on if youre east coast or west coast
Mar 12 2015 12:43AM
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TheRacker
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That's like, every company's best selling ski right now. Just look under freeride/freestyle skis.
Mar 12 2015 4:34AM
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Deforestation
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TheRackerThat's like, every company's best selling ski right now. Just look under freeride/freestyle skis.


Those would be freeride skis... Aka terrible on ice and probably the park. If you want an all- mountain ski I would suggest looking at some companies websites. Rossignol has a large array of all mountains but surface, volkl, line, etc. all have all mtn skis. 4frnt also has an all mountain ski; the click! which looks like a good deal at $400 bux.
Mar 12 2015 6:25AM
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Ekis
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One of my friends has nordica soul riders and they seem to be pretty dope allround, if you have money you could also check the new salomon 100, i've ridden them once and it's a super solid allround allmountain ski.
Mar 12 2015 6:52AM
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McRib
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The K2 shreditor 102 is a good ski or check out revision I've heard some good stuff about them
Mar 12 2015 7:57AM
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TheRacker
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nfsoxThose would be freeride skis... Aka terrible on ice and probably the park. If you want an all- mountain ski I would suggest looking at some companies websites. Rossignol has a large array of all mountains but surface, volkl, line, etc. all have all mtn skis. 4frnt also has an all mountain ski; the click! which looks like a good deal at $400 bux.


I know K2's shreditors are under freeride on their website, Nordica's all mountain twin performance skis are under freeride, same with volkl and many others.
Mar 12 2015 7:04PM
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RudyGarmisch
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nfsoxThose would be freeride skis... Aka terrible on ice and probably the park. If you want an all- mountain ski I would suggest looking at some companies websites. Rossignol has a large array of all mountains but surface, volkl, line, etc. all have all mtn skis. 4frnt also has an all mountain ski; the click! which looks like a good deal at $400 bux.


I think you should loosen your definition of freeride and let the skis speak for themselves, not the marketing.
Mar 13 2015 2:31AM
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KneeDrop
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Logan_GThe K2 shreditor 102 is a good ski or check out revision I've heard some good stuff about them


i ride shreditor 102s. very soft and buttery. very fun.

i wouldnt recommend the soul riders as they take damage very easily. fun ski, but core shots and edge cracks are inevitable. (havent fd with this years, but the last 2 or 3 season runs have been weak)

as far as a symmetrical one ski quiver goes look at the candide 2
Mar 13 2015 3:38AM
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