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Lightest park skis and bindings

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AXBOSS77
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The title is pretty self explanatory I just need help I want the lightest park skis possible and same with the bindings any recommendations
3 years ago
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tdollo
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marker squire 11 on a prodigy 1.0 or something like that. A lighter park setup often means plastic and cheap materials. Just keep that in mind.
3 years ago
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Celery
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Commencal has a stupid light park ski
3 years ago
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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Something like Prodigy 1.0, Armada ARV86 or @FaunaSkis Alparka. Bindings - attack 13. That’s a quality setup that’s super light
3 years ago
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AXBOSS77
Posts: 18 - Karma: 92
I think I might do commencial park ski with squire 11id and the whole setup is like 8.82 lbs Or somthinf
3 years ago
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Icant_kfed
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AXBOSS77I think I might do commencial park ski with squire 11id and the whole setup is like 8.82 lbs Or somthinf


Be wary of using squires, the last pair I had pre released like hell and I blew out the heel piece
3 years ago
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jompcock
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3 years ago
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Eboytonytiger
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BradFiAusNzCoCaSomething like Prodigy 1.0, Armada ARV86 or @FaunaSkis Alparka. Bindings - attack 13. That’s a quality setup that’s super light


Ya I would highly recommend the Arv 86s. I used them for the last couple of years and it’s a super fun ski, really light. Pair it with some pivot 18s or marker griffons (my personal favorite bindings are the griffons) and you’ve got a winning combo.
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