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i liked the pair that I had. They are from what i hear hit and miss i have heard of people who had problems with them after a few weeks. but others love them in my opinion go for it i love my pair. keep in mind they are very heavy.
worst ski i've ever owned. ski'd em twice, then left em in my basement to rot away in the dark. Rode my blends the rest of the season. But in better news line still makes awesome skis. Chronic, blend, step up are all solid skis. Check out the chronic, its pretty price point for a really good park ski, cap wall, thin tip, little rocker here and there with a little camber. My manager who's 55 loved em and so did my other manager whos 34. Both amazing skiiers. The older guy said it was one of the best twins line's put out and the 34 year old said it skis the mountain really well and STILL rips in the park. It's what i'll be riding this year! super stoked! hope this helped
I had a pair when i was just getting into park and loved them. After a couple of seasons i hated them though, partly because i started breaking them and partly because i was starting to hit bigger jumps and i just found the ski way too soft for that especially after being used for a whole season and then some.
Gets the chronics, the after bangs are not a good ski and you will be disappointed unless your not doing any jumps or tricks and you are gong to be on rails all day, even on rails they were two heavy and have alot of swing weight . The chronic will excel at everything in the parks and the carve hard on the groomers, they are are at a 92 under foot and are stiffer so they are more stable and if you need to you can still have a fun time in the pow. DONT GET THE AFTERBANGS.