Another what ski thread

atomic punx are light, flexy and so much fun. I would recommend the 2013 ones because i have never ridden the next years. They are supposed to be stiffer next year, so they might not be as fun.

Since your learning anything used would be a good choice. Your gonna beat the shit out of it and why buy new when your gonna trash it?

If your set on getting something new, anything with a full Twin tip and full traditional camber would be a good start.
Here's set up that might interest you that on the Steepandcheap.com right now.

Dynastar 6 sense superpipe
http://www.steepandcheap.com/steepcheap/gear-cache-item/475005
I have never even ridden a Dynastar twin tip but reading the specs of this ski (skinnier ski, Half cap/ Half sandwich construct) it would make a solid learner parks ski for you. At $231 for brand new twin ski thats not bad at all.

Also check this binding out thats also on S&C. 4frnt Deadbolt 13. Very underrated park binding. Just as good as any other 12-13 din on the market.
http://www.steepandcheap.com/steepcheap/gear-cache-item/475021

If you wanted somthing a little wider you could go this ski Dynastar 6 sense Disortor. It is full Cap though.
http://www.steepandcheap.com/steepcheap/gear-cache-item/475003

The main reason I recommended these skis is they are made my a reliable ski company and cause I just saw them on the new S&C section of thier site.
Anyone who has actually ridden these ski chime in please.
 Hope this helps OP.

i think the line masterminds would fit you well. they are a pretty light and inexpensive all mt./park ski for an intermediate skier

I'll second the atomic punx. I personally prefer the 2013s as well (I've ridden both next years and the 2013s) but even next years are incredibly fun and still not too stiff. They are a great playful ski