What skis?

@ 80% park i'd be grabbing t-halls or fujis

you can't really get a ski that will kill it in the park and also the pow

You ski on the west coast and ski 80% park? and less than 20% powder? Thats a disgrace.

my mountain doesn't get a huge amount of powder

Yo what mtn. do you ski at? Anyway I ski west coast as well (Stevens Pass) and powder can be hard to come by. I'd recomend some Fujatives and mount them just slightly back from dead center. Go for Look Px12's for bindings and for length go for probably 179, I'm 5'10 140 lbs. and got 169's and they're fine but most people said get 179, it would have been better in the long run probably. Or if you can get a pair of Fischer Addicts you might check those out, they're sold out about everywhere but I heard they were really good.

bear mountain, it's basically a giant park, thanks!

here's a map for you guys to see what he can ski it will prob. help when advising on a ski: http://www.bearmountain.com/images/bearmtnmapB.jpg
man that is a big park, can you ski the canyon areas and the glades?

It's "out of bounds" but people ski it, and thanks for posting the map, I'm starting to think about getting ar6s, thalls, or fujas, could the thalls and fujas handle powder and groomers?

t halls, fujatives, mojo 80, dumonts

I skied my Fujatives on groomers when my RX8's were in the shop. They were good but not exceptional, at the time I had them mounted back for more of a big mountain type mount (didn't tell the shop to mount them center) Skiing switch is fairly easy as well. The fujatives don't wanna carve really deep lines and you can't even if you try ski them like a hypercarve ski or race ski even if you wanted to. I skied them on some ice and they actually held much better than I expected. On moguls and steeps I liked them quite a bit they flex well and are pretty easy to butter on. As far as powder goes I skied them in a foot or less and it was fine, if you center mount them skiing powder will be harder though. Are these going to be your primary ski or are you planning on getting more than 1 pair? If you plan on skiing the canyons and out of bounds there are probably better choices than the Fujas but they won't be bad in those conditions. The Volkl Karma would also be a good choice but they cost more than the Fujatives. The Thalls I haven't ridden and i don't really know much about but if you plan on skiing deeper powder you might want a wider waist, then again going to a wider than 85-90 waist will be harder to ski in the park. The Mojo 80's probably wouldn't be great in powder. The AR6's would be a good choice as well but cost more than Fujas too. I'm basing my info mostly on the dimensions of the ski, other people will have have better info on the skis (besides Fujas) than me. In the end you will most likely be happy with whatever you buy. The skis you suggested and have been suggested are all good skis and seem very similar.

I will probably sell my pes to help buy ar6/thalls, if I get the fujas I will probably keep the pes. Right now I'm thinking about going with ar6s. I mostly ski park, but I like to do groomers and powder when there is some. Are ar6s soft enough to be able to flex to press, butter, and ollie on? Thanks for the replies so far.

i was about to say anthems but KISS killed em...FUCK U KISS, anyway t-halls, or fujis

if you really wanna butter and stuff get the thalls. my 181 ar6s are a little on the stiff side for butters and i'm 175 lbs.

Yea, that sucks, alright, I'm going to try to demo ar6s, thalls, and fujis. Thanks guys!

Missed the post about the ar6 stiffness, I do really want some flexy skis, but I'll probably still try to demo them because I go out of the park every so often. Anyway, most likely choice looks like thalls right now. Thanks again