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Suggestions for fat, stiff, all around ski?

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mikee
Posts: 7813 - Karma: 5
Im looking for something with a waist around 92, and a stiff flex, 175-180cm long, that will hold up, and will ride well outside and inside the park.

Right now I'm looking at first bloods, any other suggestions?
19 years ago
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skidemon22
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if u have some $$, go for the the Line prophet 90 in a 179. thats uber all mountain, def. on the stiff side. also look at the mojo 90 in a simalir length.
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=nick=
Posts: 10471 - Karma: 2,182
PE
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skidemon22
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thats probably skinnier then he wants as its 85 at the waist.
19 years ago
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brizz
Posts: 1051 - Karma: 74
seen lots of deals around on the mo'ships
19 years ago
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skidemon22
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but those arent very stiff
19 years ago
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skidemon22
Posts: 4459 - Karma: 2,048
googd call, i forgot all about these as an option.
19 years ago
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*DrewT*
Posts: 7768 - Karma: 481
I think you're looking for the prophet 90. Although this isn't a very stiff ski I would highly recomend the scratch BC 178. The waist is a little bigger than you're looking for as well but I rode that skis constantly last season. Park, pow w/e. Sick for everything
19 years ago
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*rkp*
Posts: 8198 - Karma: 258
4frnt MSP.   supermodel if that isnt stiff enough for you.    they rip
19 years ago
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nothanks
Posts: 13551 - Karma: 31
First Blood.

Prophet 100.

Gotama.

Vicious.
19 years ago
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*DrewT*
Posts: 7768 - Karma: 481
Or You could go with the chronic blends
19 years ago
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FUUUCK
Posts: 18426 - Karma: 4,896
faction, firstblood, prophet, karma, mantra, mojo 90, scratch BC...
19 years ago
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Love_Wins.
Posts: 5536 - Karma: -1
Nut up and get the ANT.
19 years ago
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LJF
Posts: 457 - Karma: 30
mojo 90's. these skis fucking rip.
19 years ago
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Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 428
I'll agree with that statement. I've skied pipe then gone and done a 50 mph straighline on them the next run and they do really well at both. If you're a weenie or a smaller guy you also might want to consider the Karmas. Aside from those two, I don't know of any twin tips that width that I would consider very stiff at all.
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*DrewT*
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so true. I got a pair of those. Haven't gotten to use them yet though
19 years ago
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-Tristan-
Posts: 915 - Karma: 19
the mojo 90s are a very sick ski, other than that mabye the nordica ignitins or the beast 12s from a year or so ago
19 years ago
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Skipig25
Posts: 10729 - Karma: 256
Mojo 90's are unreal.

Vicious

Gotama
19 years ago
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Charley.
Posts: 1754 - Karma: 110
its sounds like the the description of the mojo 90 in the catalog.
19 years ago
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wrenegade
Posts: 6631 - Karma: 41
Mojo 90 seems like your ski.
19 years ago
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stinkypoodangle
Posts: 1322 - Karma: 33
how about the mojo 90 vs. the karma for me. i ski mostly park and am 6'4".
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mikee
Posts: 7813 - Karma: 5
Are the mojo 90s quite stiff? Or not so much, can someone who has skied them compare them to something. Also, does anywhere know anywhere I could get a good deal on any of these skis?

Thanks guys.
19 years ago
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papasteeze
Posts: 12055 - Karma: 920
karmas you can get last years at decent number
19 years ago
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lpskier5
Posts: 883 - Karma: 118
KARMAS!! sound like the perfect ski for you. mojo 90's as well, both are pretty stiff and rip in and outside of the park
19 years ago
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freezed
Posts: 12973 - Karma: 500
MSP, Scratch BC, Mojo 90...those all sound pretty good for you.
19 years ago
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drewishish
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!!!!
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Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 428
Here's some Mojo 90's for $520
http://www.tramdock.com/tramdock/HEA0091/c1/s1/Head-Skis-USA-Mojo-90-Alpine-Ski.html


I can compare them to a couple different skis I've ridden, hopefully it helps out a bit. I had pocket rockets a couple years back, and although people seem to compare these two they are way different. The mojos are much stiffer, a bit slower edge-to edge, and have a much longer turn radius (which I find to be really nice at speed). I've also ridden Karmas and I found those to be softer than the heads as well, although not by a lot. The turn radius is similar on those two, but I think the Mojos are still a bit bigger. Overall they're great for going fast, they're super stable, and you can still go into the park with them if you want. Definitely geared more toward actually skiing, so if you're a park rat I'd shy away from them.
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mikee
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Has anyone here rode MSPs or First bloods, as well as Mojo 90s, and if so can they compare the stiffness and overall feel?
19 years ago
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pbandj
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i second that
19 years ago
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Aenigma
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The chronic doesn't fall under the stiff category unless you weigh 80 lbs. I switched skis with a friend who rode chronics for a run one day and they scared the crap out of me because they were so soft and unstable. Maybe we just have different definitions of the word "stiff," but I think that would imply that it's hard to flex.
19 years ago
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Desjardins
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Scratch Sprayer BC or maybe the moships
19 years ago
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Tbrody
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definetly last years scratch bc with the construction tape

300 on get boards i think
19 years ago
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mikee
Posts: 7813 - Karma: 5
Yeah, Chronics are not what I would call stiff, I am looking for something that will hold up much better outside the park than chronics. I think I can go up to a 100 waist even.

My main concern is where to find a good deal on one of these skis.
19 years ago
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Love_Wins.
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AAAANNNNNTTTT
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MarkieR
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if you want something stiff around a 180, get prophet 100's or msps. both skis absolutely kill it. the msps will be better for park and the 100's will be better for bc. you just have to decide what you'll be doing more of.
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*DrewT*
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ya Go prophet 90 or 100 or the MSPs I think. You may even wanna go MSP supermodel for more stiffness When I say the chronics I mean the chronic blends although I've never acctually riden them so they may not be that stiff
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poofartpee
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maybe scratch BC...but they might be too soft for ur liking
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mikee
Posts: 7813 - Karma: 5
Has anyone skied either the prophets, msps, mojo 90s or first bloods, in any combination, and want to give me a description of the differences in flex and the way they ride?
19 years ago
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Skipig25
Posts: 10729 - Karma: 256
I've skied the 05-06 mojo 90s and prophets. overall I like the feel of the mojos better. they are a bit stiffer, but I heard they have softened a tad, not too much for this year. mojos start out really stiff, but after about 6 days, they seem to get a "broken in" feel, and are perfect. not too stiff and not too soft. I ride mojo 80's as my park ski also, and I can highly recommend the line. Mojo 90's sound like your baby
19 years ago
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Ryanvdonk
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i don't know if it's been mentioned, but the Fischer Kehua sounds like the ski for you. 92 waist, durable (i skied them all of last year, 50+ times) they have a medium flex, but ski much more stable than others with around the same flex. real sweet ski. if you can find them, they are a sweet do everything ski. Colorado Ski and Golf had some pairs this weekend (don't know where you're at)
19 years ago
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k2pow
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dont even think about it ....get the viciuos
19 years ago
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Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 428
I think he said he wanted a stiff flex. I don't know why people keep recommending soft skis.
19 years ago
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AKFREERIDE
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yea the vicious's arnt very stiff at all.

im in the exact same dilema. my resort has groomers, total shit mank and crud, and steeps, lots of pow. i need smoething stiff, yet light, because i wanna have fun. soo iv been contemplating the ANT, dunno yet. softer than last year, still stiff. you should consider them. also the Gots this year are supposed to be bomb diggity.
19 years ago
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Ryanvdonk
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you want to compare these to something? 2x4, haha, jk, but it has a even flex, and in a stiff ski that makes it feel even stiffer as the tips and tails are as stiff as the rest of the ski.
19 years ago
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Marcos79
Posts: 2037 - Karma: 10
Take the karma, very stiff and very durable.
But it is only 87 underfoot, but do really mind the missing 3????
19 years ago
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mikee
Posts: 7813 - Karma: 5
Im actually going to be skiing in the park and in deep pow in trees and stuff, out of bounds deep stuff. So they need to be fat and good.

Kehuas are quite soft, not stiff at all.
19 years ago
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rxvcgiii
Posts: 690 - Karma: -19
4frnt MSPs...

I have a pair of 187s used 4 days if you're interested...
19 years ago
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Luc.
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karma might not be wide enough for you if u want a fatter ski go gotama...msps might be a good choice...but i would be leaning towards the mojo 90 if i were you.
19 years ago
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hollygrove
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Dude, you say that to everyone.
But yeah, I'd personally say MSP.
19 years ago
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Love_Wins.
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Who? I only said it cause he said he wanted something that would ski outside the park well, and everyone is giving him stiff as skis, so if he wants a stiff ass ski that holds its own, the ANT is a good choice.
19 years ago
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hollygrove
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Nah, i was kidding, but you've said that in several threads that I've seen. But yeah, if you're thinking in the 100 range now, prophet 100? Jp vs julien?
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