Ok here my deal its kind of long. I used to live in CT and i would go to vermont every few weekends and ski. While i was skiing there i didnt spend any time in the park excpet for one or twice. I usually stayed around the whole mountain. But this year i go into the park scene and stuff like that and at the end of the seaosn i decided to get twin tips but then in the spring i moved to viriginia and theres not alot of skiing to do here. So this year i might go for a week to europe or out west to ski but after that i might only be spending a few weekends at some mid-atlantic resorts maybe snowshoe and sutff. But my question is what kind of twin tip i should get. I've been skiing on the k2 axis i liked them alot but i had a skinny one so if i went into powder it would just kind of sink so that was the only part i didnt like. So i was thinking that if i go to europe or out west i might be lucky and get some powder but then the other weekends when i'm skiing the mid-atlantic resorts i well probally just be in the park and the conditions well probally be icey. So i was wondering what kind of skis i should get i kind of want something that can handle the whole mountain but i dont know if i should spend all that money on buying skis or if i should just rent skis when i get to the mountain? i was thinking 4 Frnts maybe???
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