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kantnerner24
Posts: 15 - Karma: 37

Jw what I should do.
I started skiing this year and am pretty good. i can do 180s 360s rails boxes jumps grabs alot.
I'm getting a season pass next year and am going to try to go up alot this year what skis should I get?
Line Chronics 07 08
Line Invaders 08 09
or are there any other good park skis?

P.S. I SKI THE EAST.

Apr 2 2008 4:42PM
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Aspreter.
Posts: 203 - Karma: 10
If you want a stiffer poppier better jumping ski go for the chronics but if you wanta ski to screw around and butter with get the invader also if u want center go for invader. I would also look at walls and urban punx.
Apr 2 2008 5:29PM
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SK1ERDUDE
Posts: 1365 - Karma: 51
punx are better than urban punx
urban punx are too soft and terrible on jumps
unless you want soft "noodle-like" but it sounds like atomic punx are best for you
Apr 6 2008 4:22PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
Posts: 3928 - Karma: 65
both chronics and invaders rock the park. it just depends if you are gonna ski with them outside the park or not. chrons are stiff and are sick pretty much everywhere... as for invaders, they are very soft and not so good for all mt skiing (although a super fun park ski).  so in other words: chronics for an all mt/ park  ski, and invaders for a park only ski.
Apr 7 2008 5:33PM
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theres_ghosts
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sounds like you progress fast so id go with the chronics if think you gonna be hitting some massive booters and such.  since you didnt leave any weight or height i dont really know but im 200 and got anthems.  they are super soft but the extra width is super fun and adds to stability.  i live out west and use them as my only ski so  you really might want to look at them
Apr 7 2008 6:22PM
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