ARVtis, JJ2.0s or Edollos?

ARVTi if you charge hardpack more than pow if not JJ (which is not actually bad all-mountain)

Might not want a directional but tst? Does it have to be armada or??

those are 3 pretty different skis. but since you say you ride park a ton but want to be able to do other stuff, id say ARVti no question. theyll be better for charging than the soft e dollos, and if you ride "mostly" park you dont want your main ski to be the JJs

i used to use ARVs for literally everything i did from park rat days to charging big shit and i freakin loved them but wished they were stiffer and had nose rocker. voila, the ARVti....

Titsandwich11those are 3 pretty different skis. but since you say you ride park a ton but want to be able to do other stuff, id say ARVti no question. theyll be better for charging than the soft e dollos, and if you ride "mostly" park you dont want your main ski to be the JJs

i used to use ARVs for literally everything i did from park rat days to charging big shit and i freakin loved them but wished they were stiffer and had nose rocker. voila, the ARVti....

You got these skis right? For sure they are the best all around of the 3, but wow do they handle pow? I just don't want that pow day to come and regret not having the JJs.

If you have park skis and need better skis for charging the deeper stuff, then I'd go with the JJ's. The Edollo's are rally soft not making them grest for charging, and I'm not sure how the ARVti's perform in pow but they'd be pretty good for sending it on crud and would be fine for park.

STwoopsYou got these skis right? For sure they are the best all around of the 3, but wow do they handle pow? I just don't want that pow day to come and regret not having the JJs.

well, that will depend on personal preference etc of course. but i dont mind the ARVs in pow at all-- in fact, i dislike the JJs a lot because they feel like rollerblades and really don't have a pow/charger ski feel at all to me

i think the waist of the ARVs is the perfect size for not compromising any park performance at all, but still being able to do well in soft snow (and the metal makes them better for crud busting).

if you said you do mostly freeride with a lot of soft snow with occasional strolls through the park, i might say you should consider the JJs (if those are the choices-- like i said i dont like them). but since you said youre mostly park, i think it's an easy choice to make the ARVs your one ski quiver

feel free to ask more specific questions if you'd like. ive skied the ARVs very extensively in everything from park rat days to lapping the palisades and im a huge fan-- i truly don't think there's a better one ski quiver on the market

i ride my jj's every day, way worth it

imo the ARVtis are more charger, fall line skier orientated than the more quicker turning, slalom like turning JJs. I cant stand the JJs for that reason, they ski way to short and are too soft imo.

japanadaimo the ARVtis are more charger, fall line skier orientated than the more quicker turning, slalom like turning JJs. I cant stand the JJs for that reason, they ski way to short and are too soft imo.

Idk what size OP rides, but i did notice a large difference in the 185 vs. 195 jj's, which I'm on. The ak's are a lot stiffer imo, I'm 6'2" 190lbs and find them burly enough