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What all mountain/ pow skis?

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SKIWAGEN
Posts: 497 - Karma: 313
Hey NS, I'm looking for an all mountain/ pow ski. Probably about 65%pow, 35% groomers. I live on the east coast, but I am going to Park City this February and am looking to get them before that. I'm 5'11 about 160 and want to do a little bit of everything other than park with them. I have my heart set on the memorial CRJs (180) and that just about tops off my price range. What else should I be looking at, or are the CRJs a good choice? Thanks!
Jan 14 2012 10:28PM
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nagelthebagel
Posts: 205 - Karma: 36
K2 Kung Fujas
Jan 15 2012 5:13AM
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POW-WOW
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The ON3P Jeffreys are great all mountain skis. By they widths(128-108-138) they don't seem as ideal for powder as you are describing, more like 60/30. But since they have rocker in the tips and tails, that really helps a lot, and they come in 186 so getting slightly bigger size would also help put you at about 65/35. I love mine, they are a really nice ski. My only problem is they are a little on the stiffer side, but that is just because of my preferences.
Jan 15 2012 9:40AM
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SKIWAGEN
Posts: 497 - Karma: 313
thanks guys, +k to both
Jan 15 2012 11:41AM
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bob.marley
Posts: 102 - Karma: 33

Atomic Blog? Go for the 185.

Take a look at Surface skis too.

Jan 15 2012 11:52AM
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meowmo
Posts: 319 - Karma: -102
line blend
Jan 15 2012 3:06PM
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J.M
Posts: 2854 - Karma: 254
this. I have the jeffreys as well and they are superb for everything.  I haven't had the pleasure to try them out in powder but they definately hold up on the icy groomers.  Such a great, playful, and poppy ski.
Jan 15 2012 3:07PM
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PAPAFIN
Posts: 17 - Karma: 224
line sir francis bacons or maybe surface new lifes there both have great turn radius in pow but give you a pretty solid floatation.
Jun 2 2013 12:30PM
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cydwhit
Posts: 5075 - Karma: 43,038
Sorry for your friend, I skied mine almost every day last season, they held up just fine and were exactly the opposite of dead and sluggish. Seriously, the most fun skis I have ever been on. I think I have a review on my profile.
Jun 2 2013 7:00PM
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50Kal
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Icelantic Nomad would fit the bill.
Jun 2 2013 7:55PM
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B-Right-On
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Bacons, Atomic Access/Blog, Surface New/One/Live life are all solid choices. I see people rocking New Lifes every day at Brighton
Jun 2 2013 11:30PM
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