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Phommy
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What is a good ski that is durable and will hold up for more than one season of beating in the park? i was thinking about k2 domains. dont even say line afterbangs. Any suggestions?
Dec 31 2012 8:12PM
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Stickity
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i've heard domains feel dead and too noodly. i love my chronics
Dec 31 2012 8:18PM
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Matt_Rossi
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This should be in gear talk but whatever... It really depends on what your looking for in your ski (soft, stiff, playful, responsive)
Dec 31 2012 8:19PM
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Phommy
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i know it should be in gear talk, my bad. but i want something that is playful for rails but also stable on jumps.
Dec 31 2012 8:20PM
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DeRizzo
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Line afterbangs But seriously look into some on3p's. everyone on here loves them. There definitely gonna be my skis next year. Other options could be armada, k2, moment. They all make pretty durable skis from what I've heard.
Dec 31 2012 8:21PM
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.tony
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k2 recoils are nice, this years models look pretty cool in my eyes, i have the 2011 but whatever. Even though they aren't fully symmetrical they are fairly nice skis for most styles of ride.
Dec 31 2012 8:23PM
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SamLegierski
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I have the armada domains 2012, and they are very durable. Ive been hitting park since the beginning of the season and no top sheet chipping, delaming, or major base scratching. I think they are great, go for it
Dec 31 2012 8:24PM
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SamLegierski
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haha meant the K2 domains
Dec 31 2012 8:27PM
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DeRizzo
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I was gonna say
Dec 31 2012 8:28PM
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Phommy
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haha i was thinking thats what you meant. are they symmetrical? and do you hit a lot of rails?
Dec 31 2012 8:29PM
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CalebT
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one does not simply make a soft, but stiff ski.
Dec 31 2012 8:30PM
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DeRizzo
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Thall?
Dec 31 2012 8:31PM
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CalebT
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is a soft ski.
Dec 31 2012 8:33PM
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DeRizzo
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But is stiff underfoot and can hold up on jumps. OP I think I found your ski
Dec 31 2012 8:35PM
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CalebT
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truly though, it doesn't really matter if a ski is soft. atomic punx are some of the softest skis on the market and if the entire team can do big air on them you'll be fine on a maximum of 60 foot jump. (which i'm assuming is the biggest you'll hit since mountains don't usually make bigger than that.) i hit 55 foot jumps all last season nearly every day on afterbangs and i was fine. skis are skis in the end, and there are minor differences between each.
Dec 31 2012 8:36PM
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gingaskier
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you mean K2 Domains right?
Dec 31 2012 8:37PM
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Phommy
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i am looking for a symmetrical ski that is real durable and nice to beat in the park basically
Dec 31 2012 8:38PM
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Stickity
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symmetry means nothing
Dec 31 2012 8:39PM
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DeRizzo
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ON3P Filthy Rich
Dec 31 2012 8:40PM
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Phommy
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so its fine to true center mount a ski even if it isnt symmetrical?

Dec 31 2012 8:43PM
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fghtoffyrdmns
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K2s bro
Dec 31 2012 8:44PM
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Stickity
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yes. and seriously, chronics. they're 92 at the waist so they can handle deeper snow, light so you can work them around in the park, and pretty stable for being rockered
Dec 31 2012 8:44PM
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Phommy
Posts: 107 - Karma: 95
alright. thank you
Dec 31 2012 8:48PM
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Phommy
Posts: 107 - Karma: 95
Filthy Riches i think is what im going to do. they look like awesome skis. are they really durable?
Dec 31 2012 8:57PM
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AndrewGravesSV
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bombproof
Dec 31 2012 10:13PM
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DeRizzo
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Everyone says there the most durable park skis out there. You should check out the ON3P thread though. I'm probably getting them next year.
Dec 31 2012 10:15PM
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TheDetectives
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i have the line TC's and i beat the shit out of them, they hold up well and i love the butter zone on the tip and tail, but they are stiffer under foot. i'd recommend these...



or ON3P's everyone loves those, and they are defiantly worth the money
Dec 31 2012 11:29PM
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SamLegierski
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The domains are symmetrical, and it DOES make a difference, it makes riding switch easier and it makes the ski more balanced for rails.
Jan 4 2013 10:07PM
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caleb_lun
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What about Line Step Ups, there pretty soft in the tips of the skier yet a really stable underfoot.
Jan 4 2013 10:47PM
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Gameday
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Line chronic
Jan 4 2013 10:52PM
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