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Lightweight park skis?

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Anijimation
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What up ma dudes,

I'm a short arse and in need of some advice on what skis to get next.......

Length between 163 - 172

Ideally lightweight, I had some 2018 Line Tigersnakes that i really enjoyed, I'm now riding some 2019 Dollos which i love but they just seem heavy.

Hit me up with some ideas ma G'z

Also check out my drawings on insta @anijimation and hit me up for one doing

Peace
Dec 10 2021 11:12PM
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Juviticus
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Line Honey Badgers or the T-Wall pros. Both are pretty light but the Honey Badgers feel like air. Maybe the 4FRNT Switch too
Dec 10 2021 11:14PM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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Two skis that come to mind: Fauna Alparka and Line Chronic
Dec 11 2021 10:26AM
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bananaman123431
Posts: 151 - Karma: 1,354
AnijimationWhat up ma dudes,

I'm a short arse and in need of some advice on what skis to get next.......

Length between 163 - 172

Ideally lightweight, I had some 2018 Line Tigersnakes that i really enjoyed, I'm now riding some 2019 Dollos which i love but they just seem heavy.

Hit me up with some ideas ma G'z

Also check out my drawings on insta @anijimation and hit me up for one doing

Peace


the new ct1.0s are light af, chronics and v’s
Dec 11 2021 9:16PM
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isaacwrong
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arv 86, helix 88, rmu rippah, wet, honey badger, nomad 95
Dec 11 2021 9:29PM
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SirSponkerJohn
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I had line honey badgers and they are very light, the problem with them is that they aren’t the most durable ski. If you want something more durable go with the line chronic or Tom wallicsh pro model.
Dec 11 2021 10:58PM
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ssk
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Peep the 4FRNT Switch! Only like 1400 grams at 163cm. Light, but the wood core has tons of pop and swervey butter madness. Been skiing this in and out of the park all early season and am super stoked on em.

**This post was edited on Dec 13th 2021 at 4:30:16pm
Dec 13 2021 4:29PM
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CaIeb
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icelandics are light as a feather from what if felt in the shops
Dec 13 2021 7:26PM
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piss.boy
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BradFiAusNzCoCaTwo skis that come to mind: Fauna Alparka and Line Chronic


Feel like chronics would feel pretty similar to dollos (the newer ones that is) def wouldn't recommend badgers my friends has destroyed 2 pairs in under a year
Dec 13 2021 9:28PM
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Jems
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Please don't buy honeybadgers they will break real fast
Dec 14 2021 1:58AM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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I think Chronics have a softer tail and more taper but other than that, yeah probably similar. Honey Badgers are a budget ski in every way so def wouldn’t recommend. It’s a budget ski so kids can ski park and their parents don’t spend too much money on a potentially fleeting interest
Piss_BoyFeel like chronics would feel pretty similar to dollos (the newer ones that is) def wouldn't recommend badgers my friends has destroyed 2 pairs in under a year
Dec 14 2021 12:18PM
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jompcock
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Wet 177, Wet + if you go fast
Dec 14 2021 2:15PM
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