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SHREDlilGNAR
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It’s only August and getting excited to get back on snow. looking into a wider all mountain (that could take a run through the park occasionally) ski in the 100-115 range. Thnks for the help
Aug 4 2018 11:51PM
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SHREDlilGNAR
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Also I know that there is summer clearance going on so preferably in the $500 $600 or lower range
Aug 4 2018 11:53PM
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Dunderflip
Posts: 535 - Karma: 2,444
surface outsider is the most fun ski ive ever ridden, 109 underfoot, i think they changed it to 108 tho. 1mm difference lol

short underfoot camber puts all your weight into a small area, really digs into groomers. stupid dumbass rocker kills e v e r y t h i n g else and its stiff enough to really handle chunder. really surprised me with how much pop it has both flatbase and doing ollies.

on the pricey end tho. $650
Aug 5 2018 4:48AM
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powpatrol
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Armada ARV series sounds like it would fit the bill
Aug 5 2018 5:58AM
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leprechaunsissy
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Moment Garbones is stiff enough to excel in pipe and park, but just wide enough to be great on deep days.
Aug 5 2018 6:07AM
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-eREKTion-
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leprechaunsissyMoment Garbones is stiff enough to excel in pipe and park, but just wide enough to be great on deep days.


Hmmmm?
Aug 5 2018 10:59AM
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smh
Posts: 410 - Karma: 2,143
K2 Marksman, great all mountain ski that can hit fun park laps too...106 underfoot
Aug 5 2018 11:43AM
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leprechaunsissy
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I should have clarified that it's definitely one which would be harder to get your hands on nowadays.
-eREKTion-Hmmmm?
Aug 5 2018 4:39PM
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-eREKTion-
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leprechaunsissyI should have clarified that it's definitely one which would be harder to get your hands on nowadays.


Wasn't the Garbone ~110 underfoot, stiff af, and directional? It'd be terrible for what OP is looking for.
Aug 5 2018 6:58PM
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leprechaunsissy
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What OP is looking for: 110 underfoot for pow, that will take a park run occasionally. Sounds like the Garbones to me.
-eREKTion-Wasn't the Garbone ~110 underfoot, stiff af, and directional? It'd be terrible for what OP is looking for.
Aug 6 2018 7:32AM
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-eREKTion-
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leprechaunsissyWhat OP is looking for: 110 underfoot for pow, that will take a park run occasionally. Sounds like the Garbones to me.


But they're an extremely stiff big-mountain ski with a -10-ish mount, they're the opposite of something I'd use in the park.
Aug 6 2018 12:42PM
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leprechaunsissy
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Sorry but I'm trying to answer OP's question. Maybe someone from moment can confirm.
-eREKTion-But they're an extremely stiff big-mountain ski with a -10-ish mount, they're the opposite of something I'd use in the park.
Aug 7 2018 12:54PM
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leprechaunsissy
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Anyway I'm on 196cm governors for pow etc, and the garbones are my all mtn quiver. Love em in the park, though park is more seldom for me.
-eREKTion-But they're an extremely stiff big-mountain ski with a -10-ish mount, they're the opposite of something I'd use in the park.
Aug 7 2018 12:57PM
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hot.pocket
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leprechaunsissyMoment Garbones is stiff enough to excel in pipe and park, but just wide enough to be great on deep days.


Yeah...no. Sorry but the Garbones would not fit the bill here. Most people that are looking for a wider all mountain / occasional park lap ski are looking into twins with a rec mount of 2-5 cm back from center. The Garbones are awesome, but they're definitely for charging big mountain lines and, well, pretty much just charging big mountain lines.
Aug 7 2018 1:21PM
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leprechaunsissy
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Well that's my quiver...I guess I should just take pride in that and leave it.
hot.pocketYeah...no. Sorry but the Garbones would not fit the bill here. Most people that are looking for a wider all mountain / occasional park lap ski are looking into twins with a rec mount of 2-5 cm back from center. The Garbones are awesome, but they're definitely for charging big mountain lines and, well, pretty much just charging big mountain lines.
Aug 7 2018 6:58PM
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SEABURN
Posts: 4859 - Karma: 2,751
lots of options for skis like that:

Faction CT 2.0 or 3.0 - fun skis, but expensive
Armada ARV 106 - good price
Line SFB
Moment Meridian 107
K2 Marksman
Black Crows Atris
4FRNT Devastator
Lib Tech UFO 100/115
Atomic Bentchetler 100
AMU apostle 106

and I'm sure there's more
Aug 9 2018 7:26PM
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