What skis?

How much do you weigh, how tall are you? Do you like stiff or softer skis etc. Without the details it's hard to reccommend you something. My advice would be to sus out mroe than just two companies, there is a huge market for the one quiver ski out there.
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I am 5'9" and I weigh 160lbs. I want a ski that is poppy and pretty stiff but that still has versatility and a ski that I can jib around the mountain.

Well IMO you can jib on most freeride orientated skis, but some may disagree. Look at the moment PB&J, volkl bridge (may be full reverse camber, which you may not like), Rossignol scimitar, liberty morphic/helix. Plenty more out there too

i love my liberty morphics, anitgens also sound like they'd be good for u, plus liberty are good with warranty, good luck

This years chronic is perfect for what ya want.

You think true center mounting the chronics is still good for my only ski and using them all mtn?

Keep in mind that center mounting skis really isn't the best for skiing switch. If you think about it, your leaning pretty far forward when your riding switch. This means that your center of gravity moves out past your toes. This is why you want to be running at least 2 cm back. This will help to equalize that effect and increase stability when riding backwards.

I'm picking up a pair of Double Times this season for my park/all mountain ski. Couldn't be more excited for them.
I've heard nothing but great things about them.

I have 2 pairs of different years but essentially the same ski. One is mounted at dead center and the other at -2.5 from dead center. The 2.5 is perfect to me for park/all mountain. Rides switch perfect and I don't get that over the bars feeling landing forward off a big booter. Jus to be sure though when you say chronic your talking about the '12s right? If not get the crypto. That 92 underfoot makes all the difference. Trust me. The '12 chronics are the same specs as last years cryptos so you'll be good with them. Now my best friend rides doubletimes. They ride totally different than the chronics but are a super fun ski as well. I love doing nose butters on that ski. IMO it's the best ski surface has put out. If ya go that route though, get the '11s. The '12s are identical but with a different graphic and you can find the '11s for like $250 new. You could really go the bargain route and mount look px12ti's. Bombproof binding and you can pick em up cheap. If you can afford it though id say marker griffs for the chronics and look pivot 14s for the doubletimes. Either way ya can't go wrong between those two skis and you'll have an epic season. Have fun!

They've beefed up the 12 double times to make them more durable, this way, kids will stop talking shit on surface, when the real problem was 2-3 seasons ago. That being said, I haven't heard of any problems with last years

Thanks a lot guys!! Definitely setting up those chronics with some griff's