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Franklin.Freeski
Posts: 5 - Karma: 19
I'm looking for a new set of skis this year and I can't decide between last year's chronic and the 2019 model. I ski park often but also dip into the trees, bomb down east coast hardpack, and chunky snow. On the few days Killington resort has powder I'll do whatever I can to find it. I'm 5'10 130 pounds. Any advice?
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ahshit
Posts: 1248 - Karma: 3,029
Franklin.FreeskiI'm looking for a new set of skis this year and I can't decide between last year's chronic and the 2019 model. I ski park often but also dip into the trees, bomb down east coast hardpack, and chunky snow. On the few days Killington resort has powder I'll do whatever I can to find it. I'm 5'10 130 pounds. Any advice?


i don't know how much the chronics have changed since 2011, but when i had them they killed everything so go last year
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Traffic_Cone
Posts: 145 - Karma: 488
2019 is definitely more all mountain
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matt_720
Posts: 345 - Karma: 520
If you wanna use them out of the park go 2019
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Gnor
Posts: 37 - Karma: 42
New shape would be more playful in the park and floaty in powder but probably wouldn’t ski anything icy/hard as well as the old ones
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Franklin.Freeski
Posts: 5 - Karma: 19
Thanks, everyone!
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dylansiggers
Posts: 1667 - Karma: 6,097
It's really good! More capable than the old Chronic off the groomers and really fun and playful. But still the old reliable Chronic, super stable and kick ass.
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