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Park Ski Handles Great Errywhere?

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nstubler
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Lookin to buy a park ski that will still handle great in the pow and everywhere else
Ive been looking at:
Line Chronics & Blend
Volkl Walls & Bridge

I've been leaning towards the chronics, but definitely not sold

Any feedback or other suggestions are greatly appreciated


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Jul 31 2011 1:46PM
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mountainviper
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Chronic cryptonites.....stiffer and wider than the chronics....all round badass ski!
Jul 31 2011 2:02PM
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Jaskier
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blends are a bit heavy but they are super fun.
Jul 31 2011 2:11PM
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@tlas
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domains, i got some if you want to buy?
Jul 31 2011 2:13PM
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lanny94
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salomon 2012's are great everywhere i rode them in knee deep pow a couple times and rode park almost the entire season there super fun

Jul 31 2011 2:31PM
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DUKES
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armada el ray

Jul 31 2011 2:35PM
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NJurkiewicz
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I have pair f line blends and it is an amazing one ski quiver for doing pow and park!
Jul 31 2011 2:46PM
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razors-chaz
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I have a similar story to this but i have a more park specific ski aswell but are shite in pow. Howevre i digress, if you are interested in a all in one ski i can praise the blend for having a good balance of all aspects however in my personal opinion if you are looking to get into more serious park skiing get something not as wide. If you think you are going to spend more time hopping about in pow and other big mountainy stuff go blend as its great for that and still allows to hit up the park if you want
Aug 1 2011 8:11AM
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hokkanee
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The on3p jeronimo looks like the perfect ski for you
Aug 1 2011 8:54AM
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thomjphilly
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From the four you listed I would say the Blend if you like a softer jibby ski or the Bridge if you want something that is gonna carve and rail turns but still be decent in the park.
Aug 1 2011 5:40PM
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Myfirstname.
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This.
Aug 1 2011 5:53PM
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ORDEAL
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4FRNT MSP's lasted me two years of heavy park skiing, and they absolutely SHRED when i go to colorado (vail to be exact)
Aug 1 2011 8:55PM
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NJurkiewicz
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Aug 1 2011 8:57PM
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nstubler
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thanks to everyone and +k
I appreciate it
Aug 1 2011 11:51PM
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Funnel
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AR7.
Aug 2 2011 1:19AM
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egg.
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maybe twentytwelves
Aug 2 2011 2:59PM
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