I want Volkl Walls but ~100 underfoot...

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check out Peacemakers. They are definitely softer ski but still fitting what you are looking for

check out other Volkls too. The whole brand is pretty oriented to a stiffer ski and you already know you like what a product from that brand... worth a shot

thats all i got from the top of my head... check out Head skis too i can't remember the names

Candide 2.0? 135-102-135 with pretty low tip and tail rocker. Comes in a 184.

http://www.factionskis.com/gear/skis/ski-1415-ct20

^^ I believe Volkl Bridges are fully rockered, so I definitely don't want those. ^The Candides do seem to have a good stiff flex, but I think they're also more rockered than what I'd be looking for. For more information, I had Moment PB&Js but I eventually sold them because they were very rockered and sort of unwieldy in the park. Thanks for the suggestions though guys- let me know if anyone else has any ideas.

It's almost easier to find a 100 underfoot version of what you want with rocker than without. I would think a Kartel 98 or 106 could work for you, but as it has rockered tips and you didn't like the pb&j... What specifically didn't work for you on the moments?

Op so are you looking for a reasonably stiff nearly full camber twin? If so I would agree there are not enough skis like this. Take a look at the arv ti or older salomon shoguns. A lot of skis these days in that width tend to have a ton of rocker which for groomers and skiing where you really want to edge are not the best. But take a look at the skis I mentioned.

I wouldn't mind a small amount of rocker- like line blend or rossignol slat amount. I actually ordered a pair of slats, but I haven't taken them out of the plastic and I might send them back cause they're a little softer than I wanted. I can't seem to find and good reviews of them.

The PB&Js were just too small of a running surface for typical east coast days- and it looks like ON3Ps are about the same amount. They were also center mounted and just never really felt like they were supposed to be skied at that mount location. If you read the blister ski review of them in the park, its a pretty accurate description of how I felt about them center mounted.

http://blistergearreview.com/gear-reviews/2011-2012-moment-pbj-188cm-2

Still sort of leaning towards S5s or just keeping the slats, its just hard to find and good reviews of either. Also I wouldn't call volkl walls incredibly stiff...probably like 7.5/10 and thats exactly what I would be looking for. If anyone has flexed a pair of S5s, I would appreciate an opinion on their flex.

Thanks again guys.

The only 100ish waisted diff full camber ski I can think of is the Surface Green Life. I am suprised there aren't more models like such; I think that full camber is the absolute best park ski profile, but it would be interesting on a wider platform. Rossi slats would be another one I would consider, although they would be a tad softer and an ounce more rocker.