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hyphy8
Posts: 119 - Karma: 16

hey i know there are a million threads like this but i got a question i ski all park nothing else 50 50 on jumps and rails.  out of these 4 skis what are the best for my description.  the hhp pro ninthward,   the salomon 2012s,  or the new suspects, or the new afterbangs.   i like poppy skis that are extremely durable on rails cause i do beat them up a good bit.  also i ski on the east coast.  thanks alot i will give tons of karma for help!!

Dec 14 2010 8:25PM
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Bumblesteeze
Posts: 3092 - Karma: 748
Sounds good, I'll help you once you tell me your height and weight.
Dec 14 2010 8:53PM
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LivinontheLedge
Posts: 97 - Karma: 22

i would say the afterbangs but the new ones not the old ones

Dec 14 2010 9:12PM
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hyphy8
Posts: 119 - Karma: 16
my height is 6 1  and weight 170   also i would like to add the atomic punks to that list thanks alot
Dec 14 2010 9:42PM
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swagburg
Posts: 798 - Karma: 4,706
get 2012. my freind had new ninthward skis for 4 days and ripped both bindings out. the suspects chip. im pretty sure the 2012s are different topsheets so i would get those.
Dec 14 2010 9:47PM
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hyphy8
Posts: 119 - Karma: 16
what about atomix punks??
Dec 14 2010 10:03PM
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Bumblesteeze
Posts: 3092 - Karma: 748
You want a ski that is the most durable for rails. So a ski with thick edges would be a good match for you; the afterbangs have very thick edges. The afterbangs also have a good pop and are buttery. The punx are similiar skis since they are both symmetrical and soft. Although similiar They don't have thick edges like the afterbangs. The punx are lighter then the afterbangs, but if you want a durable ski that can take a beating go with the afterbangs.
Dec 14 2010 10:06PM
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hyphy8
Posts: 119 - Karma: 16

are the punks durable like would they hold up?  i have the dumonts right now and they held pretty well. and is the hhp durable??

Dec 14 2010 10:11PM
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Bumblesteeze
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I think afterbangs are more durable due to their thick edges. The punx are quite durable, they just aren't as durable as the afterbangs. From what I've seen.
Dec 14 2010 10:31PM
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bt@509
Posts: 327 - Karma: 30
i love my punx. they are too stiff for me to play around on. 5'2" and 110 pounds but they held up well over two seasons. but they pretty much laugh at me when i land "hard" on a rail compared to someone that they were made for lol. i love em tho. one of the best park skis i've ridden.
Dec 14 2010 10:51PM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
What about the Stepup? It seems like they might be a good fit for you.
Dec 14 2010 11:03PM
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Banane.
Posts: 3102 - Karma: 414
Step-up is a stiffer version of the a- bang if im right. So yes they will be good, since he is a big guy
Dec 15 2010 12:10AM
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BerGNARdo
Posts: 406 - Karma: 44
i destroyed my suspects in just a couple days of riding on rails. i have no trust in salomon products anymore. and ive never heard anything good about ninthward durability. the afterbangs were by far the worst ski ive ever ridden, but might be fun on the east coast.

out of your suggestions id recommend abangs. but id look into some other skis unless you really just want it for rails. the punx would be a good choice.
Dec 15 2010 2:22AM
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Hamster.
Posts: 1636 - Karma: 26
amazing ski especially for east coast i went out for my first day saturday and i was doing bigger and better tricks than i could ever do on my lines. They are just super light and stable and durable. Really good ski. Atomic Bindings are ehh tho, 2nd run out my brake popped out.
Dec 15 2010 9:43AM
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