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Hey im 511 155 pounds and im trying to find a really stiff twin that i can still charge with, i used to race and i ski everyhting hard, im on prophet 80s right now but im looking to get something new, any suggestions? the stiffer the better   o yea i ski the east so i dont really need any waist over 90mm, thanks
the stiffest skis I've been on were line eric pollard pros from 04/05, they were the same as the chronic wides that came out the season after that. they were too stiff for my liking, but I was like 125lbs on the 166 cm length.
from your post, it seems like you want something for allmountain. other skis that i've heard were stiff that you can look into are..
K2 Public enemies
volkl karma
line chronic blends
line chronic wides
line chronics (i think they softened it this year though, so maybe the older years)
heard some head skis were rather stiff (mojo? or madtrix? i'm not sure)
4frnt msp (waist may exceed 90mm depending on the length you choose)
You might want to check out the Mojo 90's, those are pretty stiff for a twin. What you should really do is go down to a shop and check out the skis for yourself, because everybody has a different idea of what constitutes a stiff ski.
the karma was basically split into two more specific skis this year i believe, with the wall and the bridge. walls are completely symmetrical, so it's more park oriented
well, not really no. sure those are two good "stiff" all mtn options for the kid, but by no means the only options. he also hasn't said how he skis or what he wants it for, so here's a list:
(more park specific -> more all mtn)
Fischer Addict Pro
Head J.O. Pro
Volkl Wall
K2 PE
4Frnt MSP
Line Blend
Head Mojo 90
Line prophet 90
if you really only ski park and groomed and hardly any pow, get one of the first 3, depending on preference.
if you ski a bit of everything (park, groomers, crud, pow) get one of the 2nd group depending on preference
if you ski mostly all mtn (groomers, crud, pow) then look at the last two.
the wall replaced the karma. pes are not all that stiff. I find they are actually pretty soft and easy to butter. (I'm 6' and 170 lbs) They also get chattery going really fast on crud found on the east coast. Karmas, when I demo'd them at the end of teh day at Sugarloaf in the spring were way better at speed and in choppy conditions than the PEs.
the base on the pipe cleaners is super fast, but they had to sacrifice something for that. their base isn't very tough and would get worn out pretty quick on rails