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Park Ski Width

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AtticusOR
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Hi NS,

I've recently been looking at the ON3P factory finds and I've never bought park skis before but I was wondering what is a good width underfoot for a park ski. I've been looking between the Mango 90 and Mango 100 but can't decide and I've been worried that the Mango 100 might be too heavy since I'm looking for the 181.



Thanks in advance!
May 5 2024 11:44PM
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Yukon_Cornelius
Posts: 307 - Karma: 2,664
You’ll get used to whichever one you pick, can’t go wrong
May 6 2024 12:32AM
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unijibs
Posts: 148 - Karma: 1,873
It’s really up to you but personally I rock the 90s and I love em. Im sure you’ll be good with either or but if you’re on the heavier side I’d say go 100. & I’ve def heard a lot of people complain about the weight so just keep that in consideration
May 6 2024 7:58AM
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SchizoSkier
Posts: 2832 - Karma: 30,787
I ride the 100s and have had no problems with weight, just durability issues
May 6 2024 11:59AM
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AtticusOR
Posts: 30 - Karma: 213
SchizoSkierI ride the 100s and have had no problems with weight, just durability issues


What happened with durability?
May 6 2024 3:16PM
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AtticusOR
Posts: 30 - Karma: 213
unijibsIt’s really up to you but personally I rock the 90s and I love em. Im sure you’ll be good with either or but if you’re on the heavier side I’d say go 100. & I’ve def heard a lot of people complain about the weight so just keep that in consideration


The weight is a concern for me so I think I’ll go with the 90. I’m still deciding between the factory find and the normal one since I get them for same price.
May 6 2024 3:17PM
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weatcoast
Posts: 328 - Karma: -3,183
Id never go above 95 for a park only ski.
May 6 2024 3:32PM
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Celery
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I would
SkiEnthusiast420Id never go above 95 for a park only ski.
May 6 2024 8:28PM
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BallClapper
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SkiEnthusiast420Id never go above 95 for a park only ski.


Gotta quick hide my 120's.
May 6 2024 9:43PM
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SchizoSkier
Posts: 2832 - Karma: 30,787
SkiEnthusiast420Id never go above 95 for a park only ski.


98-102 is perfect imo
May 6 2024 9:55PM
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Lip_on
Posts: 478 - Karma: -1,869
SchizoSkier98-102 is perfect imo


80-115 can be easily park riden, saw a guy the other day at WP rocking TW 122s
May 7 2024 11:09AM
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CocoCola
Posts: 31 - Karma: 146
It depends on where you ski and what type of skiing you do. If you're skiing park only I would recommend not going above 95. But if you ski out west and want to do all mountain pow skiing go 100. Also if you like urban skiing the lighter ski with a tighter turn radius of the 90 would help. If you ski pow, get 100+, don't ski pow and do park/urban only, go 95 or below.
May 7 2024 6:37PM
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lootlake
Posts: 1065 - Karma: 6,930
88-110
May 7 2024 9:37PM
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weatcoast
Posts: 328 - Karma: -3,183
Sorry this is Newschoolers, we don’t accept well thought out and logical replies.


please stfu thank you
CocoColaIt depends on where you ski and what type of skiing you do. If you're skiing park only I would recommend not going above 95. But if you ski out west and want to do all mountain pow skiing go 100. Also if you like urban skiing the lighter ski with a tighter turn radius of the 90 would help. If you ski pow, get 100+, don't ski pow and do park/urban only, go 95 or below.
May 9 2024 2:49PM
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