Goober: Well, I live in Michigan, and am thinking about some Prophet 130s. What would you say about that?
Goober: It seems that they would be pretty decent for that whole skiing on handrails thing, eh?
Karen: Those are strictly a powder ski
Goober: We get powder here, every once in a while.
Karen: They would be difficult in the park as well
Goober: At only 13 mm, they should be pretty nimble, don't you think?
Goober: Wait. You ski in a park? What's that?
Karen: Hand rails? riding rails and park right?
Goober: Wait. Who would ski in the park? There are trees and grass in a park.
Goober: I saw some kids skiing down a handrail the other day, and I want to do it too.
Karen: Ok riding rails you definitely want a smaller waist on the skis
Goober: Why?
Karen: Park meaning terrain park at the resorts
Goober: Oh. What's a terrain park?
Karen: Because these are a super big waist, and they would be very difficult to maneuver
Karen: Line Prophet 90 Alpine Ski--click here
Karen: These would be much better for you
Goober: Oh. So the only thing that would be a factor in manuverablility would be the waist?
Karen: Terrain parks have rails and jumps set up in a special area of the resort
Karen: Length as well, people who ride rails generally get a little shorter length so they can spin easier too
Goober: I dunno... the prophet 90s have weird graphics.
Goober: And they look brittle.
Karen: They are very close to the 130
Karen: And they are not brittle, they can definitely hold up for you
Goober: If they are close to the 130, why are they better?
Karen: They are not close to size of the 130, they have very similar graphics
Karen: ALso they are basically the same ski except for the dimensions
Goober: Oh ok. Thanks.
Karen: No problem.