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Help with what ski to buy

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bole69
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I mainly ski park but mess around with big mountain lots as well. I'm looking for something playful and flexible. I'm thinking the B-Dog, Candide 3.0 or the Blends.
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Nov 13 2019 7:18PM
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skithemidwesttt
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You should also consider the J Ski All Play. Rode them back to back with some Blends last spring and thought they were just as fun.
Nov 14 2019 7:54AM
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Obie.
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The most versatile / stable from that list would be the Faction 3.0’s. If you’re looking for flexible though & has the width to go anywhere (to a point) I’d personally go Blends, or J Skis Allplays as mentioned above.
Nov 14 2019 9:41AM
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WoodE
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skithemidwestttYou should also consider the J Ski All Play. Rode them back to back with some Blends last spring and thought they were just as fun.


^^ All play's are sick, would recommend. The vacations would also be another good option if your wanting something a little wider.
Nov 14 2019 2:03PM
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oldmanski
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Some good skis in this list and thread! I will throw in ON3P Jeffery, you cant go wrong.
Nov 14 2019 2:16PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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#2020 4FRNT Devastator or #2020 Moment Skis Frankenski are also potential options as well :) both fit for all mtn and park
Nov 14 2019 5:17PM
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Mar-O
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I would really recommend getting two pairs. Allot of all mountain skis do okay in the park but even then you will wear out the edges making them pretty useless for anything else except powder, but as you will likely have mounted them too far forward they wont be any good for that either. In the long run it wont be more expensive to buy one durable park ski and one solid all mountain ski that fit your needs, no need to buy new either plenty of good used deals around.
Nov 15 2019 11:59AM
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