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All mountain soft skis

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Stephen_Siska
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hey im looking for a allmountain ski that is super soft and playfull for example the Nordica soul rider. But I would love any ski that is soft and rockered, used is preffered but give me options and just suggestions on soft skis
Nov 27 2014 4:58PM
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3r1k
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4FRNT CRJs or Nordica Patrons
Nov 27 2014 6:52PM
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VD.
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Take a look at the Line Blends or Moment PB&J depending on how much £$€¥ you've got to blow on a two pieces of wood.
Nov 27 2014 7:06PM
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Stephen_Siska
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I thought the crj's were pow I was looking for more of park/allmountain
Nov 27 2014 7:12PM
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3r1k
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Sleazy2255I thought the crj's were pow I was looking for more of park/allmountain


I've ridden them in every type of snow imaginable (and then some) over the last two years and they've completely destroyed everything. Whether your charging a groomer or stomping a BC jump they've always performed for me
Nov 27 2014 7:14PM
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Stephen_Siska
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and how flexy are they, do they have rocker?
Nov 27 2014 7:20PM
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3r1k
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Sleazy2255and how flexy are they, do they have rocker?


Yes they're rockered. The tips are really flexy. They flex easy at first and then get harder the more you try to go. To me, Patrons seem harder to flex at first but easier the more you push your butter. The tails of the CRs seem to be a little stiffer, but that may well be cause I have them mounted a little back from center.

I learned (at least learned and was able to make them look dece) how to butter on the CRs, so yeah they're plenty flexy.
Nov 27 2014 7:25PM
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3r1k
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Also, not to sound like a dick - but people could help you a lot more after you read this:

http://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/543628/How-to-ask-for-ski-advice-
Nov 27 2014 8:03PM
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VD.
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Not meaning to discredit everything you've said 3r1k but personally I wouldn't recfomend a CRJ for all mountain skiing. I'd say they're pretty pow specific and especially with their kind of funky shape they definitely aren't the best in firmer or more variable conditions. It's great to see you following up on your posts and you making a real effort to help OP, just I wouldn't completely agree with recommendation, I think there are better skis out there for OP.
Nov 27 2014 8:37PM
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tyler.minyay.9
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on3p "filthy rich"
Nov 27 2014 8:51PM
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3r1k
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JVanDykeNot meaning to discredit everything you've said 3r1k but personally I wouldn't recfomend a CRJ for all mountain skiing. I'd say they're pretty pow specific and especially with their kind of funky shape they definitely aren't the best in firmer or more variable conditions. It's great to see you following up on your posts and you making a real effort to help OP, just I wouldn't completely agree with recommendation, I think there are better skis out there for OP.


Don't feel bad, that's the point of this site! :)

tyler.minyay.9on3p "filthy rich"


Great ski for sure
Nov 27 2014 9:09PM
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Justo8484
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tyler.minyay.9on3p "filthy rich"


while it's a great ski, i wouldn't say they're soft and playful at all.

blends are an excellent all mountain freestyle ski that's soft and playful.
Nov 28 2014 12:34PM
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Carl_the_Llama
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I'm going to suggest Shreditor 112s. Super fun in the park, on groomers, and a nice and buttery flex. Haven't had the opportunity to shred some pow with them though... Hopefully tomorrow...
Nov 28 2014 4:53PM
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avocado.
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maby icelantic da nollie if you are lookin for a more park oriented ski?
line blend also
Nov 28 2014 5:33PM
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Stephen_Siska
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does anyone have some of those suggestions for sale
Dec 1 2014 9:24PM
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PKchu
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avocado.maby icelantic da nollie if you are lookin for a more park oriented ski?
line blend also


The da nollies are good for all mountain for sure. However, if you want Icey go for the Nomad RKR Skny's. They're super soft, rockered, and can shred anything from rails to big mountain.
Dec 1 2014 9:33PM
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slimeball
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Rossignol slat is perfect for what your asking for. They are soft and and they have rocker and at 97 underfoot they are perfect for everything. And they are not extremely expensive. You can find last years model for 300 or under. But the retail is like 500 or 400 i forget.
Dec 1 2014 9:35PM
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