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Line Chronic in the park? and durablity

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_Mack
Posts: 433 - Karma: 116
ok so i finally decided to get the new chronic this year and im stoked on it, just some questions on them

how do they handle in the park rails, jumps, etc add anything else if you can!
and how is the durabilty on them
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Sep 8 2013 4:39PM
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beauchamp
Posts: 662 - Karma: 1,191
super great choice i think. line is know for them superflexy , durable line up . the chronics are just the top of their line up. however your gonna have a little trouble on pow days but overall super fun playfull snappy jib ski
Sep 8 2013 5:16PM
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WPL
Posts: 49 - Karma: 41
You can't go wrong with the chronics :P
Sep 8 2013 5:18PM
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Dr.Dickless
Posts: 2620 - Karma: 1,392
you will like them, the chronic is their stiffest, best skiing park ski, still flexy but with more snap than a TC or Mastermind. also, more stable all mountain and at 121-92-117, they might as well be an east coast pow ski
Sep 8 2013 6:57PM
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BLADEE
Posts: 1017 - Karma: 778
Chronics are the one of the best all mountain park skis out there.
Sep 8 2013 8:42PM
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gotti
Posts: 4269 - Karma: 4,550
I bought them last year. Expect them to be a little heavier than your average park ski but they hold up real well there was zero delam and they still look brand new. They are stiffer for a park ski. Id recommend them
Sep 9 2013 9:27AM
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_Mack
Posts: 433 - Karma: 116
I heard they were really light ? What's heavy? Like compare it to a different ski if you can , but awesome I'm stoked to get them and good I want a medium,stiff ski
Sep 9 2013 2:51PM
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Cotter
Posts: 2546 - Karma: 849
I had the 185s from last season, really loved the way they skied, unfortunately I did experience some delams. Hopefully line will hook me up and replace them if not, shit happens
Sep 9 2013 11:02PM
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_Mack
Posts: 433 - Karma: 116
how were they in the park?
Sep 10 2013 11:18AM
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Cotter
Posts: 2546 - Karma: 849
Quite possibly funnest ski I ever skied. I had them mainly for park and they were still great when I went out to whistler.
Sep 10 2013 4:04PM
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715.
Posts: 609 - Karma: 389
What is your height and weight? I'm looking at the same exact ski and length
Sep 10 2013 4:54PM
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Cotter
Posts: 2546 - Karma: 849
When I bought them I was about 5'10-5'11 and 170. They worked great
Sep 10 2013 5:32PM
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.JakeThaDug.
Posts: 757 - Karma: 4,148
My ski! I have them. They are excellent. I can butter the whole length of our 1/4 mile long park. I've only had them for two years (this year makes three) but laying down long butters and hitting many rails hasn't done anything to the ski. Well the edges have been changed but what ski doesn't need that
Sep 10 2013 5:42PM
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Spiri7o
Posts: 2163 - Karma: 1,100
can't go wrong with the ski, although it is a wider than most park ski so that will come into play
Sep 11 2013 10:15AM
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Line_Skis
Posts: 1989 - Karma: 37,660
It's the Chronic yo! Yes this ski rules and the durability is bomber .. we use the same fatty base & edge as all the other park skis. thanks!
Sep 11 2013 12:01PM
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_Mack
Posts: 433 - Karma: 116
Thanks yo!!!!! ill be getting a pair
Sep 11 2013 2:20PM
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kingsskier
Posts: 6212 - Karma: 2,100
IDK if I would take advice on chronics from this person...

Seriously bomber and amazing skis. I am looking to get another pair now!
Sep 11 2013 8:36PM
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_Mack
Posts: 433 - Karma: 116
thanks dude + karma
Sep 11 2013 9:02PM
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coreyroy
Posts: 144 - Karma: 180
Chronics are sickk! but if you are still comparing, look at the 4frnt switchblade, its pretty similar to the chronic in that allmountain park ski range and i know alot of people prefer it because of its playfulness. deff somthing to consider
Sep 11 2013 10:48PM
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traylortrash
Posts: 1935 - Karma: 2,450
what year are you riding?
Sep 16 2013 10:38AM
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traylortrash
Posts: 1935 - Karma: 2,450
bump because these sound so fun to ride but the durability issue concerns me a bit... anyone?
Sep 21 2013 4:20AM
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_Mack
Posts: 433 - Karma: 116
i went to my local shop and they are really durbale! everyone thinks that there shit because there made in china but he told like a big percent of ski companys make there skis there!
Sep 23 2013 7:47AM
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olic
Posts: 294 - Karma: 928
If they're anything like the Invaders that I've been riding for the last 5 years then I think they'll be just fine on the durability front
Sep 23 2013 11:34AM
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