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Shredsaucer
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What do u guys think would be the best l be light, soft, and durable park ski with a low swing weight. Mainly gonna be for jibbing
height is 5 “7”
Mar 16 2023 6:27PM
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Shredsaucer
Posts: 18 - Karma: -9
ShredsaucerWhat do u guys think would be the best l be light, soft, and durable park ski with a low swing weight. Mainly gonna be for jibbing
height is 5 “7”


I am planing on using it for a little bit of jumping to if that helps
Mar 16 2023 6:40PM
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bigcal
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BDOGs would probably would work pretty well for your needs 💯
Mar 16 2023 6:52PM
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Neihartcatshart1
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Bdog or Edollo
Mar 16 2023 6:55PM
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Shredsaucer
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I’ve heard from friends that the bdogs have a little extra swingweight so idk but I definlet give them a look
Mar 16 2023 7:09PM
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Vish-shoe
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ShredsaucerI’ve heard from friends that the bdogs have a little extra swingweight so idk but I definlet give them a look


swing-weight is a myth
you won’t not be able to do a trick because your skis are heavy
Mar 16 2023 7:27PM
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Shredsaucer
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Vish-shoeswing-weight is a myth
you won’t not be able to do a trick because your skis are heavy


Ok and do u think the on3p mangos would be a good fit for what im talking about? I’ve heard there pretty light compared to other on3p
Mar 16 2023 7:31PM
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SchizoSkier
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Vishnu key. Light, super buttery and cheap
Mar 16 2023 8:21PM
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crackpipe
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love my mangos
Mar 16 2023 8:21PM
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Shredsaucer
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crackpipelove my mangos


Is they light
Mar 16 2023 8:23PM
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TreeJam
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ShredsaucerIs they light

if you want light skis then Vishnu is the answer
Mar 16 2023 8:26PM
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crackpipe
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ShredsaucerIs they light


Yeah, great for jibbing and don't fall apart
Mar 16 2023 8:28PM
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SchizoSkier
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TreeJamif you want light skis then Vishnu is the answer


Don’t sleep on surface too
Mar 16 2023 9:29PM
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JibberJabberSki
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vishnu wet plus or bdog are your best bet
Mar 16 2023 10:39PM
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Shredsaucer
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What’s the difference between the keys and the wets
Mar 16 2023 10:52PM
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SchizoSkier
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ShredsaucerWhat’s the difference between the keys and the wets


Keys are a different, wider shape, they’re 95 underfoot and a more traditional park ski shape, wets are I think 88 underfoot and fully directional. Keys are supposed to be stiffer but honestly once keys are fully broken-in I find them to be almost as soft as wet pluses. If you hit jumps or bigger features at all I’d go with the keys
Mar 16 2023 11:00PM
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iced
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I work in a shop and could recommend a few

to narrow it down, would you say you want to make the whole mountain your playground
Mar 16 2023 11:42PM
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Shredsaucer
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icedI work in a shop and could recommend a few

to narrow it down, would you say you want to make the whole mountain your playground


Yah I guess but my home mountain is really large but it has a really nice park so I was thinking about he wets but what do u think?
Mar 16 2023 11:43PM
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ButteryStix69
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Mar 17 2023 2:43AM
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BigmoneyMatt
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ShredsaucerI’ve heard from friends that the bdogs have a little extra swingweight so idk but I definlet give them a look


bro literally, Bdogs are a heavier ski tf...???
Mar 17 2023 5:03AM
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Jacob.millz
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ShredsaucerWhat do u guys think would be the best l be light, soft, and durable park ski with a low swing weight. Mainly gonna be for jibbing
height is 5 “7”


Vishnu Wet the move for you
Mar 17 2023 9:16AM
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Shredsaucer
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I should have mentioned that I already have a pair of poachers that I use for all mountain and bigger jumps so with all that I think I’m gonna go with the Vishnu wets, thx for all the advice
Mar 17 2023 10:53AM
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McDanielsprite
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Vishnu wet 189
Mar 17 2023 7:44PM
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slxersaver
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Line park skis are good for jibbing around and getting buttery but don't blink because they will probabl;y be broken after ur first run
Mar 19 2023 6:50PM
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