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I need some help deciding on an all mountain twin. I have last years AR5's which i will sometimes use, but i want a ski that can do everything...be just as good in the park as on the groomers, trees, and powder. The workers at my local store said that either the ARV or MSP would be a good choice, especially because i wanted a wider ski for when i go to alta...but i cant decide between the two and time is running out...the only complaint they had of each was the MSP was a little stiff for my height and weight (5'11", 140 pounds) but that the ARV is a little soft for an all mountain ski...pleassee help
I use a pair of scratches for my all mounatin skiing and whenever I go in the park. I don't really know how they are in the powder since I always use my pocket rockets on powder days. But overall they've worked well, I've taken them down icy tree runs and off 20 foot cliffs and they've performed flawlessly there.
get the karma or the bc. and yea i dont really like the PEs either, but my buddy loves em....so just a matter of what u like ur ski to feel like. and if u r like that, u best demo every ski b4 you buy it, or its going to really piss u off in the long run. oh yea, i would have bought the new fs, but i ski bumps and that is a little 2 wide 4 my def of a one ski quiver. im pretty light 2, so that plays a part.
I ride ARV's and they are an awesome all mountain ski, not too stiff so your legs won't fall apart, and this year's are supposed to be even lighter so you can fly in the park. If you are a more heavyweight skier with strong legs then go for the Scratch BC that is supposed to be quite stiff or the Volkl Gotama
Chronic Wide, Prophet 100, ARV, and maybe the Foil. Look into those.
The ARV is softer and has more sidecut than the MSP. it's an easier ski to ski, but it hauls ass nonetheless. Good on groomed, great in pow, you'll like it.
k thanks for all the help.. i am about to go pick em up and im probably gonna get the ARV's enless the shop tells me to get the 4frnts...thanks for the other skis, but they only carry 4frnt armada and k2, and i ruled out k2 fairly early on...thanks for all your help