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Best 2010 Park/Groomers ski

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JFranciscoR
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I just wanted to see peoples opinion on what was the best ski for Park and Groomers (not all-mountain ski, because I'm not considering powder) this season. Oh, and account for weight, flexibility and pop.
Mar 31 2010 7:52AM
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JFranciscoR
Posts: 56 - Karma: 33
bump
Mar 31 2010 9:31AM
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hippystinx
Posts: 937 - Karma: 171
pipe cleaner

Mar 31 2010 9:55AM
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ChrisSkisChronic
Posts: 1128 - Karma: 230

Chronics sound perfect

Mar 31 2010 10:56AM
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Newschool_Pope
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id say the alphas, LTEs ar6 and im really happy with the on slope performance of my coreupt TJ pros
Mar 31 2010 10:58AM
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Pahina22
Posts: 151 - Karma: 13
i love my Armada El Reys at a parks / groomer ski. I have no used either but I have heard good things about the Line Chronics and Volkl Walls
Mar 31 2010 11:10AM
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JFranciscoR
Posts: 56 - Karma: 33
The thing about the chronics is that they suck for butters...
Mar 31 2010 11:11AM
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BWalmer
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AR6's were designed to be able to ski EVERYWHERE, and they do a really good job, excellent ski all around. Also, ON3P Jeronimo's are also designed to go everywhere and it will be my All-Mountain ski (with some park) next year, I'd definitely look into that.
Mar 31 2010 11:13AM
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JFranciscoR
Posts: 56 - Karma: 33
The thing is, I wont ski powder on my groomers/park skis and I wanted one that was good for carving on the groomers, do butters and hit rails. Will the Abangs do the job?
Mar 31 2010 11:36AM
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Mr_pretzel
Posts: 4616 - Karma: 1,289
If your not going to be hitting any bigger jumps
Mar 31 2010 11:40AM
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SEABURN
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I love my line blends. poppy, but solid... park skis always seem like kids play toys to me, these feel solid
Mar 31 2010 11:51AM
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JFranciscoR
Posts: 56 - Karma: 33
I wont, and i'm skinny so, i guess they are a good option
Mar 31 2010 11:56AM
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Mr_pretzel
Posts: 4616 - Karma: 1,289
But don't expect any park ski that's mounte at center to be AMAZING on groomers if your a good skier they will be great. Get afterbang or anthems they sound like good choices.
Mar 31 2010 12:05PM
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Balto
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on3p jmo and rockered on3p blue steeles
Mar 31 2010 12:10PM
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JKill
Posts: 626 - Karma: 67

I found next year’s chronics to butter just fine, but then again I am a little bigger than the kind of person that should be skiing them. I would love to try out the S3's they look like a sick park/all mountain ski.

Mar 31 2010 1:38PM
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eddy9
Posts: 383 - Karma: 216
I got townships and they shred groomers and not that im good in park(theire my first twins) but they felt alright on jumps and i did some straight boxes.
Mar 31 2010 2:41PM
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factory81
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anything without jib technology will be practically unusable i hear
Mar 31 2010 3:24PM
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